[Albion] Premier League 12/09 - 14/09

Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #1

Here we go then - another ride on the Premier League roller coaster begins...

Saturday 12th September 2020
Fulham v Arsenal (12:30) - BT Sport
Crystal Palace v Southampton (15:00) - BT Sport
Liverpool v Leeds United (17:30) - Sky Sports
West Ham v Newcastle United (20:00) - Sky Sports

Sunday 13th September 2020
West Brom v Leicester City (14:00) - Sky Sports
Tottenham Hotspur v Everton (16:30) - Sky Sports

Monday 14th September 2020
Sheffield United v Wolves (18:00) - Sky Sports
Brighton & Hove Albion v Chelsea (20:15) - Sky Sports

 

Jim in the West

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #2

I'm actually genuinely looking forward to the Liverpool-Leeds match. Will be fascinating. The rest look distinctly average in terms of likely entertainment*. [*apart from ours, of course....]

 

GT49er

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #3

Why have the Burnley v. United and Citeh v. Villa matches been postponed?

 

Simster

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Jul 7, 2003

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Surrey

• Sep 12, 2020

• #4

GT49er said:

Why have the Burnley v. United and Citeh v. Villa matches been postponed?

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I think United and City went deep enough into Europe that they start later.

 

Goring-by-Seagull

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• Sep 12, 2020

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GT49er said:

Why have the Burnley v. United and Citeh v. Villa matches been postponed?

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Last season's European comps

 

portlock seagull

Why? Why us?

Jul 28, 2003

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #6

Thanks for confirming we’re actually in the PL, Bozza.

I just read 3 (THREE!) leading BBC articles including “your essential guide to” and we’re not even mentioned in 2. In the other, we’re simply acknowledged as Chelsea’s first opponents...and THAT is it!

Impartiality at its best, the Beeb!

 

Tom Hark Preston Park

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Jul 6, 2003

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #7

This site is your tellybox-viewing friend this first round of games - and probably subsequent rounds of games also

https://www.wheresthematch.com/

 

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Palacefinder General

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #8

18-0 to Liverpool please

 

Hugo Rune

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• Sep 12, 2020

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Come on you scousers!

Let’s get Leeds on their knees from the first game and then keep them there!

 

Weststander

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• Sep 12, 2020

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Arsenal have been in brilliant form since the Amex loss, finally getting results against top 4 clubs.

I’ve had a bet at 7/4 on an Arsenal win at Fulham.

 

larus

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In the land of hope and expectation....

• Sep 12, 2020

• #11

Hugo Rune said:

Come on you scousers!

Let’s get Leeds on their knees from the first game and then keep them there!

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On their knees yes. Then don’t stop there - keep pushing them down then grind ‘em to dust.

I want them to fvck up so badly - I have flash backs to the Keegan interview about Man U. Irrational I know

 

Guinness Boy

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• Sep 12, 2020

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NSC when Liverpool looked like losing out on the title to Covid - ha ha, good, they're plastic scousers anyway.

NSC when Liverpool are takng on Leeds in the season opener - Come On You Reds! YNWA!

(Oh, and I might be tempted by the Fulham game but will probably be given jobs by Mrs GB, Palace / Saints can do one, the above clash is an absolute MUST and I'll be far enough into my wine lake by the last game that I won't give a shit).

Better remember to get my Super 6 on though.

 

PILTDOWN MAN

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• Sep 12, 2020

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Leeds in the PL?

Really I'd have never of guessed it. Christ, they're building the Liverpool game up as one of the most important games in the history of football. Hopefully after the game and a resounding beating Leeds will crawl away to the bottom of the table and stay there.

 

Bozza

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Has to be a good round of fixtures for the underdogs, based on how out-of-sorts those representing England looked this week.

International players being away from their clubs for a reasonable chunk of pre-season training won't have helped the more-fancied sides either.

 

vagabond

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• Sep 12, 2020

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Come no the mighty reds, destroy them. YNWA.

 

vagabond

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• Sep 12, 2020

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Guinness Boy said:

NSC when Liverpool looked like losing out on the title to Covid - ha ha, good, they're plastic scousers anyway.

NSC when Liverpool are takng on Leeds in the season opener - Come On You Reds! YNWA!

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schmunk

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• Sep 12, 2020

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I don't know about you guys, but I'm really looking forward to a Ful Ars in an hour's time.

 

WhingForPresident

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• Sep 12, 2020

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That Fulham side is just devoid of any quality. Can see them getting sub-25 points this season, along with WBA.

 

Stat Brother

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• Sep 12, 2020

• #19

I'm somewhat conflicted.

I don't like football.
I certainly don't like watching football.
Football is the Albion and nothing else...



...but:-

West Ham v Newcastle has a very intriguing feel to it.

I guess I do like watching car crashes and that fixture has to be a banker for some kind of crash, for someone.

 

Beach Hut

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Jul 5, 2003

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Living In a Box

• Sep 12, 2020

• #20

Until we can actually attend a game these all seems very distant at present