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<![CDATA[Man Utd People - Premier League]]> https://manutdpeople.com/ Fri, 29 May 2026 15:28:18 +0000 MyBB <![CDATA[Poor Old Hammers?]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Poor-Old-Hammers Tue, 07 Nov 2017 12:30:00 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Poor-Old-Hammers Quote:West Ham have announced David Moyes as their new manager on a six-month contract.

The 54-year-old, whose Sunderland side were relegated from the Premier League last season, succeeds Slaven Bilic, who was sacked on Monday with West Ham 18th in the table. Source: Sky sports

So, Moyes who has won the Football League Second Division in 1999–2000 season with Preston North End and the FA Community Shield in 2013 with Manchester United, has been tasked with sticking some grit and confidence into the Hammers and keeping them up.

We all know that passion and pride was sorely missing under Moyes, here, so the London Stadium will be hosting Championship matches next year?]]> Quote:West Ham have announced David Moyes as their new manager on a six-month contract.

The 54-year-old, whose Sunderland side were relegated from the Premier League last season, succeeds Slaven Bilic, who was sacked on Monday with West Ham 18th in the table. Source: Sky sports

So, Moyes who has won the Football League Second Division in 1999–2000 season with Preston North End and the FA Community Shield in 2013 with Manchester United, has been tasked with sticking some grit and confidence into the Hammers and keeping them up.

We all know that passion and pride was sorely missing under Moyes, here, so the London Stadium will be hosting Championship matches next year?]]> <![CDATA[Overly-confident Arsenal fan puts ‘Mahrez 26’ shirt up for sale]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Overly-confident-Arsenal-fan-puts-%E2%80%98Mahrez-26%E2%80%99-shirt-up-for-sale Thu, 18 Aug 2016 06:27:06 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Overly-confident-Arsenal-fan-puts-%E2%80%98Mahrez-26%E2%80%99-shirt-up-for-sale [Image: mahrez1.jpg?w=748&h=581&crop=1]

In July, one bold Gooner was so confident that the Gunners would sign Leicester City ace Riyad Mahrez that he got a no.26 Arsenal shirt with the Algerian’s name on the back.

The 25-year-old inspired Leicester City to the title last season but he admitted earlier this week that he’d be tempted to leave the Foxes for ‘two or three clubs’.

Asad Balal, a long-suffering Gooner, was clearly confident that Arsene Wenger would swoop in to bring the Le Havre winger to the Emirates and even claimed to have inside information on the Algerian’s move to north London.

However, Balal was forced into an embarassing backtrack today after Mahrez signed a new four-year deal with the Foxes and he quickly took to Twitter to jokingly put his Arsenal no.26 shirt up for sale before deleting the tweet and saying he’s sending the shirt to a charity shop.

Seehttp://metro.co.uk/2016/08/17/overly-confident-arsenal-fan-puts-mahrez-26-shirt-up-for-sale-after-winger-signs-new-leicester-city-deal-6074900/]]> <![CDATA[Sack Brendan Rodgers fund]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Sack-Brendan-Rodgers-fund Mon, 14 Sep 2015 12:00:48 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Sack-Brendan-Rodgers-fund Quote:A Liverpool fan has created a Go Fund Me page to raise money in order to pay Brendan Rodgers to leave the club.

Rodgers, who has been slammed by Reds supporters following Liverpool’s difficult start to the season, would apparently cost about £7million in compensation in order to get him out of the club.

That’s said to be how much a sacking clause in his contract is worth, so a Liverpool fan has launched the page to raise €10m (£7.3m) to give to the club’s board in order to remove the Northern Irishman.
Source: http://metro.co.uk/

Apart from the fact that any donations will be kept by the guy who created this page, how funny???

see http://www.gofundme.com/53429h5s]]> Quote:A Liverpool fan has created a Go Fund Me page to raise money in order to pay Brendan Rodgers to leave the club.

Rodgers, who has been slammed by Reds supporters following Liverpool’s difficult start to the season, would apparently cost about £7million in compensation in order to get him out of the club.

That’s said to be how much a sacking clause in his contract is worth, so a Liverpool fan has launched the page to raise €10m (£7.3m) to give to the club’s board in order to remove the Northern Irishman.
Source: http://metro.co.uk/

Apart from the fact that any donations will be kept by the guy who created this page, how funny???

see http://www.gofundme.com/53429h5s]]> <![CDATA[NUFC Launch New Shirt With Sponsor’s Old Logo]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-NUFC-Launch-New-Shirt-With-Sponsor%E2%80%99s-Old-Logo Wed, 20 May 2015 11:48:24 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-NUFC-Launch-New-Shirt-With-Sponsor%E2%80%99s-Old-Logo [Image: newcastle-kit.jpg]

WHOOPS!!!

Newcastle United launched its new home shirt on Tuesday morning - and it was out of date even before it was revealed. The lender relaunched itself on Monday - but it came too late for the new Newcastle kit, which fans have accused of being "out of date"

The Puma made Magpies kit, which is available for pre-order ahead of going on sale on Thursday, is set to be worn by the team in their Survival Sunday showdown with West Ham.

But only hours before its unveiling sponsor Wonga relaunched itself with a new logo, leaving no time for the club to make changes, and so the shirts will have to carry the old branding.

A spokesman for Wonga said the that due to the lead time required to make the thousands of replica kits the club hopes fans will buy the company and the club had been unable to put the new logo on the shirts.

“It was due to the production schedule,” she said.

Fans took to social media to ridicule the seemingly embarrassing blunder.

“Only NUFC could launch a new shirt with an outdated sponsor logo on it,” said True Faith podcaster Taylor Payne.

The new kit, which goes on sale from 9am on Thursday, sees “a hint of blue, matching the scroll under the famous Newcastle United crest” added to the famous black and white stripes - though supporters have also been quick to point out that it is also the colour of the loan company’s logo.

The sleeves are predominantly white and feature a new “formstripe” design, which removes a traditional shoulder seam “to improve the fit and allow unrestricted movement,” the club said.]]> [Image: newcastle-kit.jpg]

WHOOPS!!!

Quote:Chelsea have moved to ease fans’ fears about plans to potentially use artificial crowd noise to improve the atmosphere at home games after the club confirmed the idea will NOT be put into practice.

Blues chairman Bruce Buck revealed that the west London outfit will not be using the measure to increase noise levels at Stamford Bridge despite manager Jose Mourinho complaining about the issue in November.

The Portuguese tactician blasted the atmosphere during some home matches after saying playing at Chelsea’s ground was ‘like playing in an empty stadium.’

However, Buck has refuted the notion that Chelsea could record noise and play it out during games in a bid to try and solve the problem.

‘Our manager, for some reason, decided a few months ago to say that the fans were quiet at moments,’ Buck said.

‘One of the problems is it’s very difficult to get tickets when the stadium is sold out every week. It’s difficult to get young people to visit because it’s hard to buy tickets.

‘Every club is looking to improve the matchday experience, but we can’t have recorded fan noise — our fans just wouldn’t accept that.’

He added: ‘We don’t have cheerleaders; we have to do what’s right for our home environment. You have to understand your market place.’

Source: metro.co.uk]]>

Quote:Chelsea have moved to ease fans’ fears about plans to potentially use artificial crowd noise to improve the atmosphere at home games after the club confirmed the idea will NOT be put into practice.

Blues chairman Bruce Buck revealed that the west London outfit will not be using the measure to increase noise levels at Stamford Bridge despite manager Jose Mourinho complaining about the issue in November.

The Portuguese tactician blasted the atmosphere during some home matches after saying playing at Chelsea’s ground was ‘like playing in an empty stadium.’

However, Buck has refuted the notion that Chelsea could record noise and play it out during games in a bid to try and solve the problem.

‘Our manager, for some reason, decided a few months ago to say that the fans were quiet at moments,’ Buck said.

‘One of the problems is it’s very difficult to get tickets when the stadium is sold out every week. It’s difficult to get young people to visit because it’s hard to buy tickets.

‘Every club is looking to improve the matchday experience, but we can’t have recorded fan noise — our fans just wouldn’t accept that.’

He added: ‘We don’t have cheerleaders; we have to do what’s right for our home environment. You have to understand your market place.’

Source: metro.co.uk]]> <![CDATA[Shall we laugh at Spurs?]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Shall-we-laugh-at-Spurs Mon, 16 Dec 2013 12:49:20 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Shall-we-laugh-at-Spurs
Tottenham have sacked head coach Andre Villas-Boas after less than 18 months in charge following Sunday's 5-0 home defeat by Liverpool.

The Premier League defeat to the Reds appeared to have been the final straw for the White Hart Lane board, coming just three weeks after the 6-0 thumping by Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

A Spurs statement said: "The club can announce that agreement has been reached with head coach, Andre Villas-Boas, for the termination of his services.

"The decision was by mutual consent and in the interests of all parties."

Happy Christmas!!]]>
Tottenham have sacked head coach Andre Villas-Boas after less than 18 months in charge following Sunday's 5-0 home defeat by Liverpool.

The Premier League defeat to the Reds appeared to have been the final straw for the White Hart Lane board, coming just three weeks after the 6-0 thumping by Manchester City at the Etihad Stadium.

A Spurs statement said: "The club can announce that agreement has been reached with head coach, Andre Villas-Boas, for the termination of his services.

"The decision was by mutual consent and in the interests of all parties."

Happy Christmas!!]]> <![CDATA[Andre Mariner and that Penalty]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Andre-Mariner-and-that-Penalty Mon, 11 Nov 2013 14:14:19 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Andre-Mariner-and-that-Penalty
I know it was made worse for the timing of the award but I have watched numerous times and Ramires is falling before he even gets close to the WBA player.

Big crowd, big appeal and Mariner's bottle went.

Am I missing something? Did anyone think it was a pen?

I know we have all had a few dodgy awards in the past but I think this is one of the worst that I have ever seen.]]>
I know it was made worse for the timing of the award but I have watched numerous times and Ramires is falling before he even gets close to the WBA player.

Big crowd, big appeal and Mariner's bottle went.

Am I missing something? Did anyone think it was a pen?

I know we have all had a few dodgy awards in the past but I think this is one of the worst that I have ever seen.]]> <![CDATA[Newcastle Banning Journalists]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Newcastle-Banning-Journalists Wed, 01 May 2013 18:45:59 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Newcastle-Banning-Journalists
Their north-east correspondent Luke Edwards reported tensions between the French set of players and the rest of the squad, and Newcastle have been left angered by the story.

In light of the ban, editor of The Telegraph Tony Gallagher said on Twitter: "Things at Newcastle must be worse than we thought: they have banned our reporter Luke Edwards for revealing the dressing room is split.

"Worse, they have engaged lawyers to demand a public apology 'forthwith' and withdrawal of Luke's article. I can help them here: no."

Newcastle sent a solicitor's letter to The Telegraph, which read as: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

Newcastle slumped to a 6-0 defeat at home to Liverpool on Saturday, with many fans questioning whether manager Alan Pardew is the right man to steer the Magpies from relegation. Newcastle are currently five points clear of the drop zone in 17th spot, but Wigan a place below them have a game in hand.]]>
Their north-east correspondent Luke Edwards reported tensions between the French set of players and the rest of the squad, and Newcastle have been left angered by the story.

In light of the ban, editor of The Telegraph Tony Gallagher said on Twitter: "Things at Newcastle must be worse than we thought: they have banned our reporter Luke Edwards for revealing the dressing room is split.

"Worse, they have engaged lawyers to demand a public apology 'forthwith' and withdrawal of Luke's article. I can help them here: no."

Newcastle sent a solicitor's letter to The Telegraph, which read as: "Having carefully considered the content of the article Newcastle United have asked for it to be made clear that unless a full apology is received from the Daily Telegraph and the article is immediately withdrawn from the Telegraph online edition, then both Luke Edwards and any representative of the Daily Telegraph/Sunday Telegraph will be banned from attending St James' Park and from attending any Newcastle United pre-match press conferences and all Newcastle United player interviews at the training facilities with immediate effect."

Newcastle slumped to a 6-0 defeat at home to Liverpool on Saturday, with many fans questioning whether manager Alan Pardew is the right man to steer the Magpies from relegation. Newcastle are currently five points clear of the drop zone in 17th spot, but Wigan a place below them have a game in hand.]]> <![CDATA[Goal-Line Tech on it's way]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Goal-Line-Tech-on-it-s-way Fri, 12 Apr 2013 06:42:24 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Goal-Line-Tech-on-it-s-way
The camera-based ball-tracking system was recommended as the preferred option - rather than the German alternative Goalcontrol - with a unanimous vote at a meeting of the 20 top-flight clubs.

Hawk-Eye, which was sold to technology giant Sony two years ago, already provides camera-based systems for tennis and cricket, and its equipment is now set to be in place at Premier League grounds and Wembley Stadium from next season.

Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said: "The Premier League has been a long-time advocate of Goal-line Technology, and at times it didn't look like it would be something we would be able to introduce.

"However, since FIFA took the decision to permit it we have been working hard to get a system in as soon as practically possible.

"Principally it is about getting it right. Fans, players and managers exhort, strain and stress respectively for their teams to score or prevent goals being scored, so we as administrators should do all that we can to ensure the correct decisions are being made.

"Of the four companies that are currently licensed by FIFA, Hawk-Eye stood out for their excellent track record in delivering for sport over many years."

England coach Roy Hodgson said: "Well it's the same as everyone else. We're not behind people. It's same for all European countries.

"It had to be approved by FIFA and for many years they were against it - and I can understand their opposition in one sense. It costs lots of money which means only certain countries can benefit from it.

"The major fear for FIFA has been where is it going to end - are we going to have a very different game in the future. Will game be stopped and it goes to panel of experts who will study the video and make a decision. So I can understand there's been reticence.

"But with goal-line technology there's less reason to doubt its usefulness. It's one of those momentous days that go down like changing of offside law."

Stoke chairman Peter Coates added: "I am for it, and all the other clubs are for it, and we'll see how it plays out. I am not for technology everywhere but I think, however many extra officials you have behind the goal-line, you are back to human error, unless you eliminate that.

"We want to keep it simple, and we still want plenty of controversy so I don't think we want to overdo it."

Source: Skysports.com]]>
The camera-based ball-tracking system was recommended as the preferred option - rather than the German alternative Goalcontrol - with a unanimous vote at a meeting of the 20 top-flight clubs.

Hawk-Eye, which was sold to technology giant Sony two years ago, already provides camera-based systems for tennis and cricket, and its equipment is now set to be in place at Premier League grounds and Wembley Stadium from next season.

Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said: "The Premier League has been a long-time advocate of Goal-line Technology, and at times it didn't look like it would be something we would be able to introduce.

"However, since FIFA took the decision to permit it we have been working hard to get a system in as soon as practically possible.

"Principally it is about getting it right. Fans, players and managers exhort, strain and stress respectively for their teams to score or prevent goals being scored, so we as administrators should do all that we can to ensure the correct decisions are being made.

"Of the four companies that are currently licensed by FIFA, Hawk-Eye stood out for their excellent track record in delivering for sport over many years."

England coach Roy Hodgson said: "Well it's the same as everyone else. We're not behind people. It's same for all European countries.

"It had to be approved by FIFA and for many years they were against it - and I can understand their opposition in one sense. It costs lots of money which means only certain countries can benefit from it.

"The major fear for FIFA has been where is it going to end - are we going to have a very different game in the future. Will game be stopped and it goes to panel of experts who will study the video and make a decision. So I can understand there's been reticence.

"But with goal-line technology there's less reason to doubt its usefulness. It's one of those momentous days that go down like changing of offside law."

Stoke chairman Peter Coates added: "I am for it, and all the other clubs are for it, and we'll see how it plays out. I am not for technology everywhere but I think, however many extra officials you have behind the goal-line, you are back to human error, unless you eliminate that.

"We want to keep it simple, and we still want plenty of controversy so I don't think we want to overdo it."

Source: Skysports.com]]> <![CDATA[chelsea v Everton and drogba..]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-chelsea-v-Everton-and-drogba Sat, 04 Dec 2010 15:57:50 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-chelsea-v-Everton-and-drogba Bloody twit!!
Unfortunate when a player runs right into a keeper and get's a penalty.But that's the way it is now,they are always called other parts of the pitch as well.
How does Drogba do it??Comes back from a broken leg,broken neck,today,a ruptured groin and scores a penalty!!!!What a player!!!How long will the commentators fall for his crap!Fed up of his pretending to be hurt!!Refs still fall for it as well...
Ian Dark is a chelsea fan it seems so no surprise there.Even talked about his bout with malaria as if that's causing his lack of goals..bias at it's best..
Hopefully Everton can step up a gear and get a goal back....]]> Bloody twit!!
Unfortunate when a player runs right into a keeper and get's a penalty.But that's the way it is now,they are always called other parts of the pitch as well.
How does Drogba do it??Comes back from a broken leg,broken neck,today,a ruptured groin and scores a penalty!!!!What a player!!!How long will the commentators fall for his crap!Fed up of his pretending to be hurt!!Refs still fall for it as well...
Ian Dark is a chelsea fan it seems so no surprise there.Even talked about his bout with malaria as if that's causing his lack of goals..bias at it's best..
Hopefully Everton can step up a gear and get a goal back....]]> <![CDATA[Man Utd vs Blackpool Game OFF!]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Man-Utd-vs-Blackpool-Game-OFF Fri, 03 Dec 2010 20:09:58 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Man-Utd-vs-Blackpool-Game-OFF
Man Utd vs Blackpool Game OFF
Supposed to be played on 4/12/2010

Following ongoing discussions between the Premier League, Match Officials and Manchester United it was agreed match referee Peter Walton would inspect the Bloomfield Road playing surface on Friday afternoon.

After consulting with the groundsman and club officials the Northants based official traveled to the Fylde Coast and inspected the playing area at the stadium.

Mr Walton expressed concern that the severely affected areas of the playing surface would not thaw sufficiently for the game to be completed.

The Premier League and officials at Manchester United were kept fully updated with the ongoing situation at Bloomfield Road.

United supporters who purchased a ticket for the Blackpool match are advised that their ticket will be valid for the rearranged date.

Source: manutd.com]]>
Man Utd vs Blackpool Game OFF
Supposed to be played on 4/12/2010

Following ongoing discussions between the Premier League, Match Officials and Manchester United it was agreed match referee Peter Walton would inspect the Bloomfield Road playing surface on Friday afternoon.

After consulting with the groundsman and club officials the Northants based official traveled to the Fylde Coast and inspected the playing area at the stadium.

Mr Walton expressed concern that the severely affected areas of the playing surface would not thaw sufficiently for the game to be completed.

The Premier League and officials at Manchester United were kept fully updated with the ongoing situation at Bloomfield Road.

United supporters who purchased a ticket for the Blackpool match are advised that their ticket will be valid for the rearranged date.

Source: manutd.com]]> <![CDATA[Torres's future]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Torres-s-future Sun, 25 Jul 2010 09:48:55 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Torres-s-future <![CDATA[Winter Break]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Winter-Break Sun, 25 Jul 2010 09:46:19 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Winter-Break <![CDATA[Peter Cech injured]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Peter-Cech-injured Wed, 21 Jul 2010 15:01:46 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Peter-Cech-injured <![CDATA[Barca fail to sign Fabregas]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Barca-fail-to-sign-Fabregas Wed, 21 Jul 2010 14:47:48 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Barca-fail-to-sign-Fabregas <![CDATA[Drogba not for sale]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Drogba-not-for-sale Wed, 21 Jul 2010 03:44:46 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Drogba-not-for-sale <![CDATA[Drogba to Man City ?]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Drogba-to-Man-City Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:55:26 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Drogba-to-Man-City <![CDATA[Joe Cole joins Liverpool]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Joe-Cole-joins-Liverpool Tue, 20 Jul 2010 03:54:33 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-Joe-Cole-joins-Liverpool <![CDATA[2010/2011 Fixtures!!!!! Newly Promoted Magpies First]]> https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-2010-2011-Fixtures-Newly-Promoted-Magpies-First Thu, 17 Jun 2010 14:46:55 +0000 https://manutdpeople.com/Thread-2010-2011-Fixtures-Newly-Promoted-Magpies-First Sat Aug 14 Newcastle United H
Sat Aug 21 Fulham A
Sat Aug 28 West Ham United H
Sat Sep 11 Everton A
Sat Sep 18 Liverpool H
Sat Sep 25 Bolton Wanderers A
Sat Oct 2 Sunderland A
Sat Oct 16 West Bromwich Albion H
Sat Oct 23 Stoke City A
Sat Oct 30 Tottenham Hotspur H
Sat Nov 6 Wolverhampton Wanderers H
Wed Nov 10 Manchester City A
Sat Nov 13 Aston Villa A
Sat Nov 20 Wigan Athletic H
Sat Nov 27 Blackburn Rovers H
Sat Dec 4 Blackpool A
Sat Dec 11 Arsenal H
Sat Dec 18 Chelsea A
Sun Dec 26 Sunderland H
Tue Dec 28 Birmingham City A
Sat Jan 1 West Bromwich Albion A
Tue Jan 4 Stoke City H
Sat Jan 15 Tottenham Hotspur A
Sat Jan 22 Birmingham City H
Tue Feb 1 Aston Villa H
Sat Feb 5 Wolverhampton Wanderers A
Sat Feb 12 Manchester City H
Sat Feb 26 Wigan Athletic A
Sat Mar 5 Liverpool A
Sat Mar 19 Bolton Wanderers H
Sat Apr 2 West Ham United A
Sat Apr 9 Fulham H
Sat Apr 16 Newcastle United A
Sat Apr 23 Everton H
Sat Apr 30 Arsenal A
Sat May 7 Chelsea H
Sat May 14 Blackburn Rovers A
Sun May 22 Blackpool H

[b]Key Fixtures
Sat Sep 18 Liverpool H
Wed Nov 10 Manchester City A
Sat Dec 11 Arsenal H
Sat Dec 18 Chelsea A
Sat Feb 12 Manchester City H
Sat Mar 5 Liverpool A
Sat Apr 30 Arsenal A
Sat May 7 Chelsea H[/b]

Cup Fixtures

Wed Sep 22 Carling Cup 3
Wed Oct 27 Carling Cup 4
Wed Dec 1 Carling Cup 5
Sat Jan 8 F.A . Cup 3
Wed Jan 12 Carling Cup Semi-Final (1)
Wed Jan 26 Carling Cup Semi-Final (2)
Sat Jan 29 F.A. Cup 4
Sat Feb 19 F.A. Cup 5
Sun Feb 27 Carling Cup Final
Sat Mar 12 F.A. Cup 6
Sat Apr 16 F.A. Cup Semi-Final
Sat May 14 F.A. Cup Final

]]> Sat Aug 14 Newcastle United H
Sat Aug 21 Fulham A
Sat Aug 28 West Ham United H
Sat Sep 11 Everton A
Sat Sep 18 Liverpool H
Sat Sep 25 Bolton Wanderers A
Sat Oct 2 Sunderland A
Sat Oct 16 West Bromwich Albion H
Sat Oct 23 Stoke City A
Sat Oct 30 Tottenham Hotspur H
Sat Nov 6 Wolverhampton Wanderers H
Wed Nov 10 Manchester City A
Sat Nov 13 Aston Villa A
Sat Nov 20 Wigan Athletic H
Sat Nov 27 Blackburn Rovers H
Sat Dec 4 Blackpool A
Sat Dec 11 Arsenal H
Sat Dec 18 Chelsea A
Sun Dec 26 Sunderland H
Tue Dec 28 Birmingham City A
Sat Jan 1 West Bromwich Albion A
Tue Jan 4 Stoke City H
Sat Jan 15 Tottenham Hotspur A
Sat Jan 22 Birmingham City H
Tue Feb 1 Aston Villa H
Sat Feb 5 Wolverhampton Wanderers A
Sat Feb 12 Manchester City H
Sat Feb 26 Wigan Athletic A
Sat Mar 5 Liverpool A
Sat Mar 19 Bolton Wanderers H
Sat Apr 2 West Ham United A
Sat Apr 9 Fulham H
Sat Apr 16 Newcastle United A
Sat Apr 23 Everton H
Sat Apr 30 Arsenal A
Sat May 7 Chelsea H
Sat May 14 Blackburn Rovers A
Sun May 22 Blackpool H

Cup Fixtures

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