[TV] March & April TV games

[jackalbion]

Palace at 3 on a Saturday will be interesting. The home game was the same time last year and there was definitely more trouble than usual.
Anyway, saves most of us a day of annual leave and then working the next day with a hangover so I'm very happy.

Millwall v Pompey also on that day at the Den, will be an interesting day for the Met I’m sure.

 

[Bozza]

Ipswich v Arsenal is on the list

Yeah, sorry, I meant Southampton.

 

[Seagull Stew]

Again, I'll ask - does this mean that whatever happens in the cup, neither us nor Villa can play on the Sunday in the quarters?

This just means that the game won't be televised, not that it can't be moved.

 

[Is it PotG?]

This just means that the game won't be televised, not that it can't be moved.

No idea why but this song flew in to my head reading that.

 

[seagull_si]

Are these not just the SKY games? Their do not seem to be any Saturday lunch time games on that list.

 

[ROSM]

Good to know that title chasers Man utd, Tottenham and Everton all got a few picks for tv

 

[Seagull Stew]

Are these not just the SKY games? Their do not seem to be any Saturday lunch time games on that list.

Looks like TNT has now been updated to 12th April.

https://www.premierleague.com/broadcast-schedules

 

[Jim in the West]

Are these not just the SKY games? Their do not seem to be any Saturday lunch time games on that list.

The TNT Saturday lunchtime games are on the Premier League website. None involving us

 

[Nathan]

Under the radar.

 

[Seagull Stew]

The TNT Saturday lunchtime games are on the Premier League website. None involving us

No TNT games shown for 19th or 26th April on their website. I'm not sure it's been finalised.

 

[kevo]

Why the sudden fixation with Everton? It was inexplicable our brilliant match v Bornemouth (two entertaining sides vying for European places) was the next-to-last game on MoTD on Weds. They put on Everton v Brentford, an ordinary game with fewer goals between two mid-table teams, before ours.

 

[Bob!]

West Ham on 26 April will be moved if we are in the semi final of the FA Cup

 

[Jim in the West]

No TNT games shown for 19th or 26th April on their website. I'm not sure it's been finalised.

They're showing Chelsea v Everton on 26th April. Not sure why they don't have a game on 19th April - possibly because they've picked some midweek games instead (?)

 

[Guinness Boy]

Millwall v Pompey also on that day at the Den, will be an interesting day for the Met I’m sure.

Does anyone know if the Met can still move our game? They’ll probably love this though.

 

[drew]

Again, I'll ask - does this mean that whatever happens in the cup, neither us nor Villa can play on the Sunday in the quarters?

Probably means just that but not impossible. However, most likely we'll play on the Saturday and all qtr finals will be on telly.

 

[Washboard Didgets]

Palace only have 1 don't they?

12 April – Man City v Palace (TNT)
26 April – Arsenal v Palace (SKY)

 

[Washboard Didgets]

Yes I noticed that, the usual suspects getting multiple televised games.

Liverpool – IIIII (5)
Arsenal – IIII (4)
Man Utd – III (3)
Spurs – III (3)
Everton - III (3)
Forest – III (3)
Villa – III (3)
Man City – II (2)
Chelsea – II (2)
Newcastle – II (2)
Bournemouth – II (2)
Fulham – II (2)
Palace – II (2)
West Ham – I (1)
Brentford – I (1)
Ipswich – I (1)
Leicester – I (1)

Thought the Villa game might have been on TV, or possibly the West Ham game with Potter's return to the Amex. But no.

This was on another thread before they were merged. This is the count for April only including both Sky and TNT.

 

[A1X]

Why the sudden fixation with Everton? It was inexplicable our brilliant match v Bornemouth (two entertaining sides vying for European places) was the next-to-last game on MoTD on Weds. They put on Everton v Brentford, an ordinary game with fewer goals between two mid-table teams, before ours.

Because there’s the romance of “the last time they play xxx at Goodison” plus they’ve suddenly remembered how to play football after Dyche-ball

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Does anyone know if the Met can still move our game?

Contrary to popular opinion, they tend to prefer Saturday games, as it means people stagger their travel, unlike evening games (especially at the Amex) where you have to squeeze 30,000 people (24,000 for the smaller club) in and out in a much more narrow time window, and with fewer trains.

 

[El Turi]

Great news that there will be no stupid kick off times for a couple of months.