Houchens Head
Fairly well known member from Malvern
Luton at home for me. Wanna get our own back for preventing our dream of the Premier league!
We will be on 24 times so quite possiblyi think we'll be on the telly box early doors.
sexy football deserves to be seen by all.
well, judging by the ST sales it won't affect the gates much.24 plus FA cup etc. how many weeks is the season about 36/37 = more than every other week
You would hope that half will be away, those that aren’t will have more chance of still being weekend, so not as bad as last seasonwell, judging by the ST sales it won't affect the gates much.
All tv matches up to January will be announced on Wednesday
- Sky Sports and the EFL will make good on a landmark new commitment for clubs and fans which will provide longer notice periods on TV selections.
- The notice periods for selections are as follows:
- Within seven days of the 2024/25 Fixture Release selections shall be made in respect of all matches to be played before the end of September.
- Before the start of the season, selections shall be made in respect of all matches scheduled to be played prior to the end of the third round of the FA Cup (January 2025).
- By November 1, selections shall be made in respect of all matches to be played between the end of the third round proper of the FA Cup and the first weekend of March.
- Selections for matches scheduled after the first weekend in March will be made on a four-week rolling basis starting from February 1 (e.g. a selection for the first weekend in April will be selected in the first weekend in March).
- This is almost six month’s notice provided to fans and Clubs, a significant increase on the current deal, which sees five weeks' notice given across the majority of the season.
- By selecting TV picks early and giving much more notice, fans will be able to plan with certainty when making travel and hotel arrangements.
- Sky Sports and the EFL will make good on a landmark new commitment for clubs and fans which will provide longer notice periods on TV selections.
- The notice periods for selections are as follows:
- Within seven days of the 2024/25 Fixture Release selections shall be made in respect of all matches to be played before the end of September.
- Before the start of the season, selections shall be made in respect of all matches scheduled to be played prior to the end of the third round of the FA Cup (January 2025).
- By November 1, selections shall be made in respect of all matches to be played between the end of the third round proper of the FA Cup and the first weekend of March.
- Selections for matches scheduled after the first weekend in March will be made on a four-week rolling basis starting from February 1 (e.g. a selection for the first weekend in April will be selected in the first weekend in March).
- This is almost six month’s notice provided to fans and Clubs, a significant increase on the current deal, which sees five weeks' notice given across the majority of the season.
- By selecting TV picks early and giving much more notice, fans will be able to plan with certainty when making travel and hotel arrangements.
This is from the EFL Q&A page explaining how the new deal would work, that was brought out when Sky Sports+ launched in May, soThat is different to how they initially explained it
next week I think.When are our lads back for pre season? Seen a few teams back this week
When are our lads back for pre season? Seen a few teams back this week
Any clues yet @Skyblueweeman?
Ah, that’s a shame!We're no longer working with the club I'm afraid so nothing from me.
Is this a guess or you know?Stoke A first game of the season.
Plymouth H on Boxing Day
Boro H last game of the season.
Is this a guess or you know?
John Harriott will claim he does, or GIMOC ?!Nobody knows
ITKStoke A first game of the season.
Plymouth H on Boxing Day
Boro H last game of the season.
tasty final day against middleborough
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