Cardiff Vs Leicester

[lcfcfoz]

Due to played November 3rd 3pm. Was surprised it wasn't moved to TV due to international rugby that weekend between Wales Vs Scotland at 2.45. Anyone know if this is likely to be moved or will the police allow both to be played at the same time?

[StanSP]

Think you've had to contact the Premier League mate. They might have made an error here.

[CosbehFox]

Agreed. I’m a bit recultant to book train tickets as Cardiff City have played on Friday nights when this has occurred before. I can’t see a sell out at the Millennium for Scotland mind 

[lcfcfoz]

Very strange. Surely will witch to a Sunday 3pm

[Leicesterpool]

It'll get moved to a Monday night mark my words.

[smitha]

6 minutes ago, Leicesterpool said:

It'll get moved to a Monday night mark my words.

The Rugby could also move they sometimes have the games on Friday nights, Saturday or Sunday. Being in Wales though they Will probably move the football!!!?

[lcfcfoz]

Huddersfield Vs Fulham is live on Monday 5th. Spuds are live on Sunday 4th at 1.30 Vs Wolves, but will be moved to sat 3rd if they are involved in champions league the next Tuesday they will move the game to 3rd Nov at 7.45. So this could allow us to be played on the Sunday live at 1.30 I suppose.  Got a feeling it will be Friday but more than likely a 3pm Sunday. Can anybody find out? Rugby wont be moved in my opinion.

Edited 8 August 2018 by lcfcfoz

[z-layrex]

What is the ****ing point of Rugby anyway.

[lcfcfoz]

Sky and BT had to pick 5 matches this weekend too, incredible we didn't get picked.

Edited 8 August 2018 by lcfcfoz

[volpeazzurro]

They should move the rugby,  it's a minority sport.

[SemperEadem]

Am I right in thinking the TV picks for around this time were made yesterday? 

 

It not being moved yesterday means it now won't be moved right?

Edited 8 August 2018 by baker11

[lcfcfoz]

ISaturday, 3 November 

12:30 AFC Bournemouth v Man Utd (BT Sport)
17:30 Arsenal v Liverpool (BT Sport)

Sunday, 4 November

13:30 Wolves v Spurs (Sky Sports)*
*Should Spurs be involved in the UEFA Champions League the next Tuesday, this match will move to 3 November, at 19:45.
16:00 Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)

Monday, 5 November

20:00 Huddersfield v Fulham (Sky Sports)

Saturday, 10 November

12:30 Cardiff v Brighton (Sky Sports)
17:30 Crystal Palace v Spurs (BT Sport)

Sunday, 11 November

12:00 Liverpool v Fulham (BT Sport)
14:15 Chelsea v Everton (Sky Sports)
16:30 Arsenal v Wolves*
*Due to Arsenal's participation in the UEFA Europa League 
16:30 Man City v Man Utd (Sky Sports)

Saturday, 24 November

17:30 Spurs v Chelsea (BT Sport)

Sunday, 25 November

13:30 AFC Bournemouth v Arsenal (Sky Sports)
16:00 Wolves v Huddersfield (Sky Sports)

Monday, 26 November

20:00 Burnley v Newcastle (Sky Sports)

 

 

[lcfcfoz]

Saturday, 3 November 

12:30 AFC Bournemouth v Man Utd (BT Sport)
17:30 Arsenal v Liverpool (BT Sport)

Sunday, 4 November

13:30 Wolves v Spurs (Sky Sports)*
*Should Spurs be involved in the UEFA Champions League the next Tuesday, this match will move to 3 November, at 19:45.
16:00 Chelsea v Crystal Palace (Sky Sports)

Monday, 5 November

20:00 Huddersfield v Fulham (Sky Sports)

[lcfcfoz]

Sorry about big post, cut and pasted too much . So yes all been done for TV games

[lildave3]

7 hours ago, lcfcfoz said:

Sky and BT had to pick 5 matches this weekend too, incredible we didn't get picked.

 

Why is it incredible? That game doesn't exactly scream primetime. 

[UniFox21]

9 minutes ago, lildave3 said:

Why is it incredible? That game doesn't exactly scream primetime. 

The return of Sol Bamba, sounds great viewing to me  

[Footballwipe]

How long has the Wales rugby international been scheduled for? Seems ridiculous for the PL not to take Wales rugby games into account when processing the fixture lists if the club/city don't feel they can host the two games on the same day and this has to end up moving?

[CosbehFox]

2 minutes ago, Footballwipe said:

How long has the Wales rugby international been scheduled for? Seems ridiculous for the PL not to take Wales rugby games into account when processing the fixture lists if the club/city don't feel they can host the two games on the same day and this has to end up moving?

Probably a year but exactly times would be subject to TV and in this example it looks like the Rugby got there first. 

 

Wales are playing Scotland, so I can’t see it being a huge crowd

 

 

[Leicesterpool]

Sunday at 12pm maybe a possibility. 

[broughtonblue]

On 07/08/2018 at 22:30, Leicesterpool said:

It'll get moved to a Monday night mark my words.

 

4 hours ago, Leicesterpool said:

Sunday at 12pm maybe a possibility. 

???? I was marking your words! 

[lcfcfoz]

Anyone know. I think Sunday 3pm as a guess.

[KrefelderFox666]

This will not be moved, if it was to be moved it would have been done by now.

 

I am going to Wales vs Australia the week after and Cardiff also have a game (albeit 12:30 with the rugby starting at 17:15). However, my mate (who is Welsh) seemed to think that it's regularly happened before where football and rugby was on the same day.

 

As people have said, the Scotland game should not attract a capacity crowd. And I guess the fact there is about 2 miles between the grounds, they think it can work out OK. All down to Cardiff as a city to say whether they can police/cope with traffic and it seems they are comfortable.

[lanefox]

Some games on sundays aren’t on tv like the all time classic southampton vs burnley that happened last weekend

[foxile5]

On 08/08/2018 at 05:01, z-layrex said:

What is the ****ing point of Rugby anyway.

It gives those thick middle class surveyor types the opportunity to say:

 

'he kicked a blade of grass and fell over' 

 

'you'd never see rugby players arguing with the ref' 

 

'football is ninety minutes of pretending you're hurt ; rugby is eighty minutes of pretending you're not' 

 

'pfftt, it's just millionaires kicking a bag of air' 

 

'real men play rugby' 

 

And all the other tripe they trot out loudly down the pub so everyone has to acknowledge they're middle class thickos. 

[foxile5]

5 minutes ago, foxile5 said:

It gives those thick middle class surveyor types the opportunity to say:

 

'he kicked a blade of grass and fell over' 

 

'you'd never see rugby players arguing with the ref' 

 

'football is ninety minutes of pretending you're hurt ; rugby is eighty minutes of pretending you're not' 

 

'pfftt, it's just millionaires kicking a bag of air' 

 

'real men play rugby' 

 

And all the other tripe they trot out loudly down the pub so everyone has to acknowledge they're middle class thickos. 

'look, he must be dead'