Monday night football

[mowmacrefox]

Am I right in saying apart from Leeds on Tuesday and West Ham on the last day of the season, All the rest of the games we play are on Monday nights,

If so will this be a problem

[StanSP]

Just now, mowmacrefox said:

Am I right in saying apart from Leeds on Tuesday and West Ham on the last day of the season, All the rest of the games we play are on Monday nights,

If so will this be a problem

Yes. 

 

It adds a bit of pressure but I'm not sure it's a massive problem. At least not as bad as people are making out. 

 

[Jattdogg]

1 minute ago, mowmacrefox said:

Am I right in saying apart from Leeds on Tuesday and West Ham on the last day of the season, All the rest of the games we play are on Monday nights,

If so will this be a problem

That is correct sir.

 

 

[MattFox]

Shows how big a media story us going down is

[Craig]

Fulham is a Bank Holiday Monday afternoon (don't think it's on TV). It was moved due to the King's Coronation.

[Unabomber]

Can’t be right 

[Craig]

3 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Yes. 

 

It adds a bit of pressure but I'm not sure it's a massive problem. At least not as bad as people are making out. 

 

I agree. If you're in a title race with someone else relentlessly winning every game it would be, but it's certain that sides will be dropping points over the weekends which will hopefully give us a boost. 

[Bert]

Could play into our hands. But could completely have the opposite effect and pile pressure on. It depends which way you want to look at it. 

[st albans fox]

Hence we need to win next two so that we aren’t playing points catch up every week 

[Tuna]

Need to hope Newcastle have champions league sewn up before we go to St James.

[Aus Fox]

It puts everything in our hands, we will know exactly what we need to do when we play most weeks.

 

[fazzyfox]

A couple of points spring to mind (and we could do with those), firstly that we’ll be following other clubs games which may affect us if those results have lifted them above us and we’re below the line again, secondly though a positive in that at least they can build some structured routine into the weekdays rather than going from Friday nights to Sunday afternoons to, don’t laugh, Saturday 3pm’s, 5:30’s or lunchtime games.

 

They need to ignore the table but just know that if we get more points than the bottom three we’ll be safe and on certain match days we can force that issue by ensuring Leeds and Everton get nothing.

 

 

[Paninistickers]

10 hours ago, Tuna said:

Need to hope Newcastle have champions league sewn up before we go to St James.

I dunno. Pressure does funny things to teams

[Spudulike]

12 hours ago, mowmacrefox said:

Am I right in saying apart from Leeds on Tuesday and West Ham on the last day of the season, All the rest of the games we play are on Monday nights,

If so will this be a problem

It will be a problem for travelling fans. Two massive games against the Merseyside duo and I probably can't make either. Gutted. 

[Gravel]

At least it won't spoil the weekend 

[Blueman1967]

We had one Monday night football against Forest(not including Boxing Day) then we get four in a row.

[Guest Mee-9]

It's obvious why this has happened. 

 

Sky want to cash in on the downfall of Leicester City. 

[SheppyFox]

14 minutes ago, Mee-9 said:

It's obvious why this has happened. 

 

Sky want to cash in on the downfall of Leicester City. 

We’re not going down, just need to reset and find ourselves. No chance we get relegated.

[Jack1993]

If we were at the top of the table this would be horrid but in our position it could be an absolute blessing. 

[Bayfox]

9 hours ago, Mee-9 said:

It's obvious why this has happened. 

 

Sky want to cash in on the downfall of Leicester City. 

Does feel a little like that.

 

They also just want to ruin my Tuesday mornings

[justfoxes]

11 hours ago, Mee-9 said:

It's obvious why this has happened. 

 

Sky want to cash in on the downfall of Leicester City. 

No they want to cash in on our survival to avoid relegation !!

[Guest Mee-9]

1 hour ago, justfoxes said:

No they want to cash in on our survival to avoid relegation !!

These games were moved before the Wolves game, showing the true intention Sky have. 

[Clever Fox]

The plus is we'll know how those around us faired in the Saturday Sunday games.

 

That has to be a bonus. But really it's down to us to take care of our own results and we'll be fine.

[CosbehFox]

Don’t think it’s just because us. 
 

The media are after the biggest story. To which when we go down it will be.