merlin1969 Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Sunderland first up at home https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=leicester+city+fixtures
ramboacdc Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 oh my ****ing god our december/christmas run is just awful!
AKCJ Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 A relatively easy start. The end could be very tough though with Swansea, Everton, United and Chelsea.
Captain... Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Fixtures here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/leicester-city/fixtures Easy ish start, Bitch of a month 28th November - 28th December United (H), Swansea(A), Chelsea(H), Everton(A), Liverpool(A), Man City(H) in 30 days Tough last 3 games too: United (A), Everton (H), Chelsea (A)
Babylon Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Easy Considering we failed to beat them or score against them last year I'm not so sure.
Captain... Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 I hope we're safe with 3 games to go.... Or Chelsea are already champions and on the beach.
Dan Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 That's a very good opening fixture. That's one of the best we could've got. Bournemouth away in August, can't believe it Spurs away midweek. We've got an absolutely vile last three games there. Man Utd away, Everton home and Chelsea away. Liverpool away boxing day, pissed off about that.
Strokes Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Considering we failed to beat them or score against them last year I'm not so sure.By the time we play them away we will have 40 points, this season will be a piece of piss.
smudger63 Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 A title decider at Chelsea then! Winning the league at Chelsea will be sweet though.
Fox92 Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Decent opening start. Christmas looks tough. Gutted about certain away's though - Spurs, Liverpool in particular.
ramboacdc Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Hope i can get a ticket for Bournemouth! im up for this. bank holiday weekend in bournmouth ahoy! does anyone have a list i can copy/paste easier for an email? me and the mrs got to sort out which we can and cant make.
Robin JD Popley Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Very pleased with the look of our fixtures. Looking at the distribution of games - you tend to think we could muster a few runs together. Okay, those last 3 games could be better but far happier today than this time last year.
ozleicester Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Whooo dDecember is tough... now.. do i come back for it? Unbeaten till November
kingfox Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 I'm ok with that start, December looks bloody tough though, fingers crossed we can achieve another draw at Everton & Liverpool or maybe sneak a win.
Dan Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 We could probably fill Bournemouth's whole ground that weekend ::
indierich06 Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 It's the same every season - the difficult run-ins are nothing to worry about provided you take advantage of the easier ones. We managed to do that last season with our end-of-season run, there's no reason why we shouldn't do it this year. We've got a good run up until end of November, and March/April isn't bad at all with the exception of Man United. Personally, I think this is a pretty decent fixture list. If we go down this season, we'll only have ourselves to blame. Just want it all to get started again now!
Nod.E Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Christmas, February and the last three games are pretty grim.Going to be important that we start well.
truebluethroughandthrough Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 After a quick browsing prediction read through, and going by the form at the end of last season, I have us finishing on 73 points.... On a more serious note, I hope we are well clear of the bottom 3 before our last 3 against Everton, man u and Chelsea.
FrankieWorthoYaggedMyWife Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 This just in.... You have to play all 19 teams home and away, exactly the same as last season
davieG Posted 17 June 2015 Posted 17 June 2015 Can I reproduce Football Association Premier League fixtures on my website? The Football Association Premier League The Football Association Premier league is the top flight football tournament in England. It is administered by the Football Association Premier League and is regulated by the English Football Association.The Fixture ListThe fixture list is created initially by a computer generated system and then through consultation with the clubs and then produced prior to the season beginning. Copyright protection in the fixture listAll of the FA Premier League fixtures are protected by copyright under the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1998 and are owned by the FA Premier League. If you wish to reproduce the fixture list or any part of it on your website or in your publication the Football Association would expect you to pay a licence fee for the use of this information.Websites and publications reproducing the fixture listYou will see many publications including websites and print publications reproducing the FA Premier League fixture list. These websites and publications will all have paid for the licence fee which is expected to be around £250.Are there any websites and publications which do not need to pay for the licence fee?The official websites of the clubs participating in the FA Premier League will not be required to pay for a licence fee for the use of the fixture lists. Furthermore if you produce a website or a publication which is an officially nominated fanzine for a particular club you will not be required to pay a licence fee for the use of the fixture list. If you operate a fanzine but are not nominated as an official club fanzine you can post a link of your website to your clubs official site.What happens if I do not have a licence?If you do not have a licence to print the fixture list there is no provision under UK law for any fixtures to appear in advance of the match being played. If you mention more than one fixture this will not be accepted and you will be found to be in breach of Copyright laws.Can I mention just one fixture?In order to infringe copyright protection you must have reproduced a substantial part of the work. Simply mentioning a fixture in an article or on a website prior to or after the match will not constitute a substantial part of the work. It is thought that however, more than one match will be deemed to be a substantial part of the work.Are there any other rights which may protect a fixture list under UK law?In 2004 a decision was made in relation to football fixture lists being protected under the European Union Database right.
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