torchomatic
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Rubbish.
Edit: Will be doing it. Travelodge booked.
Edit: Will be doing it. Travelodge booked.
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Hull Moved To Monday Night (1 Viewer)
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Mucca Mad Boys
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Piss take. It’s going to be a very late night!
torchomatic
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I wasn't going to do Plymouth, but will do that instead, I think. So annoying.
Annoys me that our home games always get turned into 12.30pm kick offs and not night games
David O'Day
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Getting us ready for the Premier League
Saddlebrains
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Fancied us to beat these
Not now
Not now
Gynnsthetonic
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Why, what difference does a Monday night make to a Saturday?
David O'Day
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Nothing, it's just darker.
The MKM or whatever it is called now isn't going to be electric if you play on a weekend or a week night.
COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Yeah but Hull will be able to show off their flashing lights.
Apart from Blackburn do we every win away during the week at night?
Gynnsthetonic
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Poor excuse, it shouldn't matter
Balli001
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Is it still presented by Richard Keys and Andy Gray with Sonia singing at half time?
David O'Day
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that's just someone flicking the light switch on and off
David O'Day
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should get more than 20 points for going to hull anyway
clint van damme
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Another one I planned on going to but will have to miss! Bastards!
Sky Blue Wozza
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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!
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!
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COVKIDSNEVERQUIT
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Well it definitely has some effect. More time to get pissed, rowdier crowd. Agreed that if we want to be promoted we have to win games like this, but it does make it harder.
MalcSB
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What lottery numbers are you playing that weekend?
robbiethemole
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Monday night in Hull and Friday night at home v Baggies, we'll be knackered again.
MalcSB
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Isnt it the changes that are the problem, especially when there are reasonable distances involved,
Hobo
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It hasn't reduced attendances in the Premier League. It may have changed the demographic of the fan, but not revenues and that is all clubs are interested in.
Personally, I don't think being in the Premier League is all it is cracked up to be. I have enjoyed our return to the Championship far more than our long stint in top flight (bar about 3 seasons) which I witnessed first hand
Baggies is currently 3pm. We’ll find out next Thursday if that’s changed (cue next meltdown).
Gynnsthetonic
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I think all the teams we have left to play are either going for promotion or fighting to stay up. We're very attractive to Sky at the moment
I'm expecting this to be 8pm too.
torchomatic
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Bugger it, me and the lad will go. It's his birthday week, so what's better than going to see the mighty Sky Blues and staying in a Travelodge in Hull?
Balli001
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Was originally Pompey wednesday and hull on the saturday so either way we would get the same break