United at home

[ste d' indica]

You might be able to swear at Forest Green, too.

I think its compulsory

 

[BainesontoastNEW]

Seems Man U always play Monday these days as no European games

Broadcasters darlings. Absolutely desperate for them to be successful again.

 

[Marius57]

Absolute crap yet again.

By the end of January we will have had
5 Mondays
3 other weekdays.

Then in Feb already have a Wednesday and then this now another Monday.

As it stands to this point.
Monday nights -
Eve 4
Man Utd 3
West Ham 2
7 teams on 1.

 

[barneygumble]

Up to the first week in Feb well have been part of 46% of MNF this season.

6 of 13 games.
Next nearest team... United with 3.

 

[coollino]

You might be able to swear at Forest Green, too.

Doubt it with their vegan nonsense

 

[hetion]

£300 on trains and hotels potentially down the drain on this for me. Piss.

 

[nsno_traditionally]

You might be able to swear at Forest Green, too.

Can't get a decent burger though.

 

[SJB]

Sky must be anticipating a high level of interest in a game that's shaping up to be a 6 pointer in the battle for mid-table obscurity.

 

[MikeyMike]

Living down in that London these days, I can look forward to engineering works all of January which means no chance of travelling on Sundays; Monday night games that I can't make; being shifted from my season ticket seat because the idiots who built the stadium forgot that they would have to segregate fans for the cup games, meaning huge chunks of seats will have to be left empty; and the joy of match times being changed and then changed again at the whim of Sky and the Sky Clubs, so I can't even plan my journey ahead.

There really seems to be no point whatsoever in my keeping my season ticket next season.

 

[Simo]

Living down in that London these days, I can look forward to engineering works all of January which means no chance of travelling on Sundays; Monday night games that I can't make; being shifted from my season ticket seat because the idiots who built the stadium forgot that they would have to segregate fans for the cup games, meaning huge chunks of seats will have to be left empty; and the joy of match times being changed and then changed again at the whim of Sky and the Sky Clubs, so I can't even plan my journey ahead.

There really seems to be no point whatsoever in my keeping my season ticket next season.

Exactly this.
Always having to pre-book hotels on a canx rate, manure is another I've had booked for few months now, Leeds was the same. Getting to be a chore.
So instead of spending the end of half term in Liverpool, some other city will be getting my money.

 

[klingklang]

With the announcement of more tv games this season then the chances of 3pm Saturday kick offs were somewhat remote and it will only get worse. Utd are in the middle of a run of 13 games without playing at all on a Saturday! Only way it will change is a fans boycott, 2 weekends over a season, 10 home teams one week and the other 10 another week. Of course it will never happen unfortunately.

 

[GoldenToffee]

Absolutely disgraceful the number of Monday night games we've had and will have.

 

[alan ball]

With the announcement of more tv games this season then the chances of 3pm Saturday kick offs were somewhat remote and it will only get worse. Utd are in the middle of a run of 13 games without playing at all on a Saturday! Only way it will change is a fans boycott, 2 weekends over a season, 10 home teams one week and the other 10 another week. Of course it will never happen unfortunately.

Fans from all clubs need to boycott it.

 

[Ed_Winchester]

Sheesh… if that happens then it’s likely I won’t get to a game from Brentford on 04 Jan until god knows when?!
Can’t get to midweek games due to work.
Wolves, Leeds, Bournemouth and Burnley matches all midweek. We have the Chelsea and the RS at end of March/mid-April and you know they will be moved for TV too

 

[degsy]

all these night games are a ball ache

Not for me in Australia, 6 am KO is perfect. make brekkie at HT.
W, L or D on with the day at 8am