Fixtures 20/21

Extra rest , **** me. Is the next 3 weeks not rest enough.

 

Someone posted this on Facebook.
Might be fake.

 

Fake? On farcebook? Shurley knot. I've got a nine bob note that says it's true.

 

My mate whose grandad picked the 1934 Grand National winner says it’s true!

 

Even if it's fake it's probably not far off. Though that seems to be done just by the ground size whereas there'll be much more that goes into it than that. Expect the gap between City and Liverpool to be larger than that for example.


Pretty sure some of those capacities are incorrect too.

 

How are they going to make 16,000 go and watch West Ham?

 

15,500 away fans?

 

Put in a spreadsheet (capacity is column A, adjusted capacity is column B)

B2= 0.272*A2

Basically that is all they have done 27.2% of capacity.

 

So it’s Palace away

 

That's annoying

 

Fulham away Boxing Day. West Ham away on last day.

 

Away on opening day, Boxing Day and last day all to London clubs.

 

Looks like there's no chance of Leeds or Villa for me

 

I'd actually enjoy it if PL winners v Championship winners was always the opening game of the season (but preferably with Championship winners at home)

 

Usually I'd be buzzing to see the fixtures and plan various away days. This season we have no idea what is going to happen so it is hard to give a ****.

Good that we have a kind start to get some points on the board and help us pick up where we left off.

 

To save you all searching!

The full 2020/21 fixture list is as follows:

Sep 12 Crystal Palace (a)
Sep 19 Tottenham Hotspur (h)
Sep 26 Burnley (a)
Oct 3 West Bromwich Albion (h)
Oct 17 Chelsea (a)
Oct 24 Everton (h)
Oct 31 Aston Villa (a)
Nov 7 Newcastle (h)
Nov 21 Wolverhampton Wanderers (a)
Nov 28 Manchester United (h)
Dec 5 Brighton & Hove Albion (a)
Dec 12 Sheffield United (h)
Dec 15 Arsenal (a)
Dec 19 Manchester City (h)
Dec 26 Fulham (a)
Dec 28 West Ham United (h)
Jan 2 Liverpool (h)
Jan 12 Leeds United (a)
Jan 16 Leicester City (a)
Jan 27 Arsenal (h)
Jan 30 Aston Villa (h)
Feb 2 Manchester United (a)
Feb 6 Newcastle United (a)
Feb 13 Wolverhampton Wanderers (h)
Feb 20 Chelsea (h)
Feb 27 Everton (a)
Mar 6 Sheffield United (a)
Mar 13 Brighton & Hove Albion (h)
Mar 20 Tottenham Hotspur (a)
Apr 3 Burnley (h)
Apr 10 West Bromwich Albion (a)
Apr 17 Crystal Palace (h)
Apr 24 Manchester City (a)
May 1 Leicester City (h)
May 8 Liverpool (a)
May 12 Fulham (h)
May 15 Leeds United (h)
May 23 West Ham United (a)

 

David Moyes to be sacked early on, West Ham could easily be bottom of the league for a while with their fixtures

 

Hopefully we can get at least 3 points under our belts from the first two fixtures, before getting thumped away to Burnley...

 

December and January looks like it could be tricky but we said that last year.

 

It actually seems like an OK spread, there are no real horror months. The last few look OK, should the worst happen and we need some results to stay up...