[Football] International Breaks

[ferring seagull]

Is anyone aware of a schedule (ongoing) for international breaks ?

I am trying to plan the purchase of Now TV passes so as not to be paying for weeks when there is no footie on the box.

 

[Gazwag]

It's on the fifa website, usually for about a year in advance perfect for booking holidays

 

[ferring seagull]

It's on the fifa website, usually for about a year in advance perfect for booking holidays

Cheers for that !

 

[GOM]

Is anyone aware of a schedule (ongoing) for international breaks ?

I am trying to plan the purchase of Now TV passes so as not to be paying for weeks when there is no footie on the box.

Buy the passes just don't activate them until there are games, leave them in your 'passes bank'

 

[Jimmehh]

Buy the passes just don't activate them until there are games, leave them in your 'passes bank'

I'm suspecting the OP would want to buy month passes rather than weekly passes

 

[GOM]

I'm suspecting the OP would want to buy month passes rather than weekly passes

makes no difference, don't need to activate until you want to

 

[Official Old Man]

Yep, great for holiday planning. Just back from my trip.
Two places to check-
http://www.thefa.com/england/mens-seniors/fixtures
http://www.int.fa.com/fa/en/en/home.html is what I got when I put in fa.com but worth a look.
Next up is a whopping 16 days as Stoke has been moved to a Monday so Nov 5th to Nov 19th is free.

 

[ferring seagull]

I'm suspecting the OP would want to buy month passes rather than weekly passes

Thanks GOM and Jimmehh
Yes I probably want to purchase monthly passes ( on the grounds of expense ) but then to do so avoiding International Breaks.
I suppose it will become apparent when I start but it is a new ball game for me.
Perhaps this could become an ongoing thread on NSC