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It's that time of year, when we get the alledged leak of the first few games.
Our first 8 games are
H - Liverpool
A - Man Ud
H - Palace
A - Arsenal
H - Fulham
H - Leeds
A - Chelsea
H - Villa
If true and it's probs not, but if true - pretty rough first few.
https://scontent-lcy1-2.xx.fbcdn.net...7A&oe=62ABFF43
We could play City, Liverpool and Chelsea away first 3 games and i wouldn't give a sh!t. I'm confident as fcuk going into this season
Where are sunderland's fixtu....ah, no, wait....XD
They don't care, too busy studying Yemeni history.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zippity
I fear no fixture now.
Bring it.
XD XD Can see it now XDQuote:
Originally Posted by Kal
XD XD very true. Experts on humanitarian issues, they are. Heartening to see that, in the middle of the cost of living crisis, these selfless people are putting their own woes to one side and looking to protect their fellow man....Quote:
Originally Posted by Kal
...unless they come over here in a dinghy, of course, in which case fuck 'em iff to Rwanda, coming over here, taking our benefits, etc...
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Originally Posted by Kal
I'd rather play the bigger teams early in the season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alberts__Lob
Mr Lob I completely agree with you.
This is the first season in a long time that the NUFC boys will be 100% fit, match sharp, tactically drilled and psychologically dialled in to win the match.
Playing the bigger teams in the first few game weeks is good as they might not yet be gelled and ready.
Let's see how it shakes out however I'm bang up for the new season in the knowledge that we will be fighting to win every point in every game we compete.
Moreover we will be having a full tilt at the cups this year too.
A nice season competing in mid-table without a few of relegation, a run to the Quarter finals/Semi Finals of a cup or two and a finish in the top 7-8 positions will be a very successful season indeed.
Howay the lads!
I agree with you Ragatino. It's not like it wouldn't be expected that there will be a huge improvement in us at the start of next season.
Anyone with any football knowledge, I'm excluding our biased supporters here, will be looking at our rise up the table second half of last season, and then watching our spending in this window might anticipate a good fight against the so-called big teams.
Another point is that early season there are always a good few upsets to the traditional form tables.
It will be very interesting to see how the big bookies price things up. That's always a good guideline.