Hull Moved To Monday Night (7 Viewers)

[Adge]

WBA have an extra 2 days rest than us before we play them in what may be a pivotal game. Hmmmm.

 

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[Gynnsthetonic]

WBA have an extra 2 days rest than us before we play them in what may be a pivotal game. Hmmmm.

Well we'll be fitter then won't we. I think they may put the WBA game back anyway

 

[Hobo]

WBA have an extra 2 days rest than us before we play them in what may be a pivotal game. Hmmmm.

At this stage of the season fitness levels should be there. It will be technical inputs. Downtime and rest will be as important as training. Travelling distances also. WBA is a doorstep

 

[Hobo]

WBA have an extra 2 days rest than us before we play them in what may be a pivotal game. Hmmmm.

Manchester United are playing tonight in Europe and again Sunday in Prem, that is two days rest.

I am not saying this schedule is right, just asking our fans to stop moaning like they are being singled out for victimisation

 

[North York’s Blue]

I’m probably one of the very few that it works out better for, my closest game only a hour down the road and also frees up the Sat. Feel sorry for the majority though.

 

[Saddlebrains]

Why, what difference does a Monday night make to a Saturday?

We've won 1 midweek (yes i know its not midweek but basically a day earlier) away game in 3 years

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

We've won 1 midweek (yes i know its not midweek but basically a day earlier) away game in 3 years

Are you not counting M'Boro away in the play offs?

 

[SkyBlueAussie]

Other than for those who now can't make the game it's a right bonus being moved to a night game. Hull doesn't look as bad in the dark.

Also, used to be the best Fish n Chips in the Country. M1 should be quiet on the way home, but probably a mare getting there at that time.

 

[Saddlebrains]

Are you not counting M'Boro away in the play offs?

Alright 2.

But still, 2 in 3 years is an abysmal record, so any away game moved to a weekday night instantly screams loss to me

 

[Flying Fokker]

There is no problem.

Weds 9th Pompey H
Mon. 14th. Hull. A
Friday 18th. WBA H

 

[Sky Blue Harry H]

Alright 2.

But still, 2 in 3 years is an abysmal record, so any away game moved to a weekday night instantly screams loss to me

Ok - didn't we win at Bristol City away in the cup this season, and about 3 seasons ago too (Feb 22)?

# factchecker

 

[Saddlebrains]

Ok - didn't we win at Bristol City away in the cup this season, and about 3 seasons ago too (Feb 22)?

# factchecker

Cup doesn't count no one cares about it

 

[MalcSB]

I'm expecting this to be 8pm too.

Will 5 hours later ko make all that much difference?

 

[CV22SBA]

Poor excuse, it shouldn't matter

Its not an excuse its a fact.

 

[Gynnsthetonic]

Its not an excuse its a fact.

So was not beating Swansea and Preston

 

[Ashdown]

No thought for the travelling supporters….or any supporters….it’s wank !

 

[mmttww]

Poor Grimey! He can't handle all the fixture switches now he's at a big club. It's all too much for him.

 

[Johhny Blue]

Should give more than 20 points for games like this. Serious commitment.

I think it will stay as 3 for a win and 1 for a draw

 

[Houchens Head]

"Hull moved to Monday night."
Wish Hull had been moved into the North Sea! Shit hole!

 

[theferret]

You can't have the TV money without fixture changes. You all want Premier football, higher ticket prices and fewer 3pm Saturday KO's, it's Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday KO's. If you really want it, stop moaning.

I suppose the point is, this is not the PL. We play 8 games more as it is, and those additional fixtures are mainly midweek. Night games are no fun, you only have to look at some of the awful turnouts across the league for midweek games recently. The QPR game recently, the actual number in the ground was 17K apparently, 6-7K below the official attendance. The PL is what it is, you know what you're getting. This new TV deal in the championship is a nonsense, shifting games for TV coverage that nobody is watching, and the few that are are using fire sticks anyway. The money is largely irrelevant, everyone gets the same pretty much so it's all relative. It'll implode at some point, personally can't wait. In the meantime, as the follower of a championship club, I'll keep moaning about it.

 

[Hobo]

I suppose the point is, this is not the PL. We play 8 games more as it is, and those additional fixtures are mainly midweek. Night games are no fun, you only have to look at some of the awful turnouts across the league for midweek games recently. The QPR game recently, the actual number in the ground was 17K apparently, 6-7K below the official attendance. The PL is what it is, you know what you're getting. This new TV deal in the championship is a nonsense, shifting games for TV coverage that nobody is watching, and the few that are are using fire sticks anyway. The money is largely irrelevant, everyone gets the same pretty much so it's all relative. It'll implode at some point, personally can't wait. In the meantime, as the follower of a championship club, I'll keep moaning about it.

Its worth about £5.7 million per club per season so it is very relevant.

Night games have suppressed attendances TV or no TV.

 

[Mucca Mad Boys]

Its worth about £5.7 million per club per season so it is very relevant.

Night games have suppressed attendances TV or no TV.

100% - for home games I used to have to commute just under 2 hours to get to games until I moved back to Coventry.

I still went to games but at times it was a slug after a long day at work.

 

[Ashdown]

Its worth about £5.7 million per club per season so it is very relevant.

Night games have suppressed attendances TV or no TV.

More money from TV just means ultimately that players are paid more money. It doesn’t actually improve anything for the fans, football was just as much fun in the 80’s and 90’s without millions more being pumped into the players pay packets. If the TV deals didn’t exist worldwide then we would be none the wiser…..or watching games at stupid times . Like most sports money is ruining the game.

 

[AngryAnt]

Sorry for those who aren’t able to make it.

Sellfishly, it’s turned out alright for me. This is my local game and only a 20- minute drive away and always look forward to it.

However my wife cheerily announced a few months back that she had booked a trip with her Mum on the Saturday and that I would have to look after (a) her Mum’s ageing, scabby dog (b) our guinea pigs who would have to be moved to our garden room to escape attack from said dog and (c) our son.

Luckily I can now go!

Same for me. I really wanted to go as it's local for me too, roughly the same time drive wise and I've never actually done Hull away.
But I realised I have a wedding to photograph on the Saturday so I just assumed it would be me in the corner, every 20 minutes checking the score.

Side note, last wedding of the season last year was Luton at home which I missed and it turns out I met the only few Cov fans in Grimsby at the wedding so the grooms dad, his uncle and cousin & I were all watching my phone at the reception (it was 0-2 when we left the church).