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From: vicky on 14 Jun 2010 05:01
Joe Horowitz <my_name(a)youblunder.co.youghey> wrote:
> Arsenal vs Aston Villa
> Birmingham vs Blackburn
> Blackpool vs Bolton
> Chelsea vs Everton
> Fulham vs Liverpool
> Manchester City vs Manchester United
> Newcastle United vs Stoke City
> Sunderland vs Tottenham
> West Brom vs West Ham
> Wigan vs Wolves

Heheh. You're onto something there. You've hit the combination I went with
first. Can't argue with that. Should /never/ second guess yourself!

> These are almost definitely the opening day fixtures.... I hope!!
> :))))))))

Arrrgh, it's JulieJoe!
From: Osbourne Ruddock on 14 Jun 2010 06:15
"Michael Cunningham" <superman(a)xxblockxxuksf.org.uk> wrote in news:hv374h
$bls$1(a)news.eternal-september.org:

> Hello.

Aston Villa v Manchester City
Blackpool v Sunderland
Chelsea v West Ham
Everton v Arsenal
Liverpool v Blackburn
Newcastle United v Manchester United
Stoke City v Birmingham
Tottenham v Bolton
Wigan v Wolves
West Brom v Fulham

From: nigel on 14 Jun 2010 06:19
vicky(a)dinky.vm.bytemark.co.uk wrote:
> Joe Horowitz <my_name(a)youblunder.co.youghey> wrote:
>
>>Arsenal vs Aston Villa
>>Birmingham vs Blackburn
>>Blackpool vs Bolton
>>Chelsea vs Everton
>>Fulham vs Liverpool
>>Manchester City vs Manchester United
>>Newcastle United vs Stoke City
>>Sunderland vs Tottenham
>>West Brom vs West Ham
>>Wigan vs Wolves
>
>
> Heheh. You're onto something there. You've hit the combination I went with
> first. Can't argue with that. Should /never/ second guess yourself!
>

Liverpool and Everton both away, Fulham and Chelski both home?

I thought they decided the fixtures first then let Sky kick around the days.

They might also try to keep Newcastle and Sunderland apart, although the
Lancashire also-rans should be easier to manage now that Burnley have
been replaced by Blackpool because everyone 'loves' Blackpool.

From: Joe Horowitz on 14 Jun 2010 11:39

<vicky(a)dinky.vm.bytemark.co.uk> wrote in message
news:87ku1hFlavU1(a)mid.individual.net...
> Birmingham - Blackburn
> Blackpool - Arsenal
> Bolton - Wolves
> Chelsea - Newcastle United
> Everton - Wigan
> Stoke City - Liverpool
> Manchester United - Fulham
> Sunderland - Aston Villa
> Tottenham - West Brom

You're doing okay so far, Vicky. Quite a strong entry I'd say.

> West Ham - Manchester City

Ffs. And then you go and come out with something like this. There is NO
WAY Tottenham will start at home to Aston Villa. It'd be like having Stoke
away to Fulham.

Are you new to this or something?





From: nigel on 14 Jun 2010 10:44
Joe Horowitz wrote:

>
> Not even sure how you've done this, Nigel, but it seems like you've
> simultaneously peaked too soon and yet left it way, way too late. You might
> as well give up now.
>

I know I'm not going to win but I'm hoping to bolster Ben's brittle
self-confidence so that he can say "I beat n + 1 this year" instead of
"I beat n this year".

BTW, I wonder if the powers that be will also alternate Wolves and West
Brom home fixtures.

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