Hull & Milwall games moved

[Jazzy_Jeff]

Forgetting the fans for a minute, it could be huge if we’re playing sat, Tues, Fri and other teams around us are sat, Weds, sat. They’ll have an extra days rest over the week which at this stage of the season could be important 

[iancognito]

2 hours ago, Gerrintoem said:

Match goers taken for granted yet again. Changing the date less than 3 weeks before the game is not acceptable.

But it's been like this for years. I get the inconvenience/ hassle etc etc but this isn't a new thing anymore and the late changes are all part of the end of season run in. The clubs will never protest because they're fvcked with the Sky money, without it it'd be like the ITV digital crash all over again 

3 hours ago, lcfcfoz said:

Im fuming.  Hull was wednesday so booked hotel for Saturday as thought it could not be Friday.  Awful.

Being on telly twice in a week is rough but I never understand why if you're travelling to the game or having to stay overnight why you'd book before the TV picks are in? 

[Lesterlad]

2 hours ago, Tiny earl said:

I’m confused, aren’t all the final fixtures meant played on the same day at the same time to prevent any fiddling ?

 

 

It isant our final fixture 

[KrefelderFox666]

1 hour ago, Jazzy_Jeff said:

Forgetting the fans for a minute, it could be huge if we’re playing sat, Tues, Fri and other teams around us are sat, Weds, sat. They’ll have an extra days rest over the week which at this stage of the season could be important 

Equally we could put the pressure on other teams by winning and getting ahead.

[ronnup]

Customers

 

[Long Eaton Fox]

4 hours ago, DJW1 said:

I was waiting for this before making my travel arrangements for these 2 games.

So Friday night it is. Two possible outcomes are:

 

1. We lose, get relegated, Millwall go up and we get taunted by 3000 cockneys

2. We win, stay up, Millwall miss out on automatic promotion and 3000 cockneys are trying to kick our heads in

 

I´ve got to get to the railway station afterwards. I can´t run very fast now, but I´d still take the second option 

 

Hello David

[StanSP]

6 hours ago, Katy said:

The Millwall game moving is irritating. Potentially our last home game in the Championship and it’s on a Friday night. Shite. 

Sky want the relegation. 

[1884HF]

2 minutes ago, StanSP said:

Sky want the relegation. 

the endless comparison videos of winning the league on May 2nd 2016 to being relegated to league 1 on May 2nd 2026 will be insufferable

[Spudulike]

Don't blame me, I no longer subscribe to Sky.

[DerbyshireFox]

Working both those days. Too short notice, just no thought for the match going fans. 

[Katy]

8 hours ago, StanSP said:

Sky want the relegation. 

You’re right. Vultures! 

[Wakeyfox]

Was going to miss the last 2 games as I'm away weds to sat that week but will now make the Hull game my last as a season ticket holder. Decided not to renew, the club and game has changed so much in the last couple of years there is no enjoyment in going anymore, apart from the social side.

[Ian S]

Gutted! Means I will have to dash for the last train at the final whistle so won’t have a chance to applaud and cheer as the players do their lap of appreciation at the end as they usually do at the last home game.

[Leicester_Loyal]

Won't be going again this season then, so think I managed 8 home games out of 23 

[Raj]

2 hours ago, Ian S said:

Gutted! Means I will have to dash for the last train at the final whistle so won’t have a chance to applaud and cheer as the players do their lap of appreciation at the end as they usually do at the last home game.

Dont worry the Cliff Ginetta, Gilbert the fox teddy bear carriers and We love Top brigade will applaud them for possibly avoiding relegation.

I've already heard Kinch buses have been booked for a victory parade in May..

[DJW1]

18 hours ago, Long Eaton Fox said:

Hello David

You´ve got to get back to the station as well!