[Albion] Next season starts with Arsenal away apparently

[BBassic]

Palace at home on a Tuesday 4th December

 

[Is it PotG?]

Is it PotG?

When are tickets out?

 

[BBassic]

Fulham away on Tuesday 29th Jan!

Way to **** up that away day.

 

[Superphil]

Well that worked out well then

 

[casbom]

Tough opening few games and tough last couple of games!

 

[hart's shirt]

Arsenal at home on Boxing Day. And finishing off at home to likely champions Manchester City.

We'll take that.

 

[chaileyjem]

People love to wet themselves looking at a difficult run in, with Man United & Liverpool, and how we're certain to get relegated.

This season - a tough start !

 

[Ernest]

This season - a tough start !

Easy start as half the Man U team and other big sides will still be recovering from the World Cup , best time to play them

 

[Driver8]

See post #32. WEST HAM UNITED

Got the first letter right.....

 

[Stuart Munday]

Why do we always have to play Palace on a Tuesday night, an early weekend kick off would stop most of the problems and the trains would be better.

 

[withdeanwombat]

47 points.

 

[DumLum]

Looks like last season's fixtures but in reverse order?

 

[dadams2k11]

Nice set of fixtures with home games on Boxing Day and Last game of the season.

 

[brightn'ove]

That run in looks far better than last season, although games could move around like last season because of cup games and mean that we'll have to play 3 of the top 6 in the last few games

 

[wellquickwoody]

Why do we always have to play Palace on a Tuesday night, an early weekend kick off would stop most of the problems and the trains would be better.

Ask Plod. Why is our 'derby' so different from all the others?

 

[stewart_weir]

Could be undefeated October and November!.. August and September could be slim pickings..

October -
Home West Ham
Away Newcastle
Home Wolves

November -
Away Everton
Away Cardiff
Home Leicester

 

[Commander]

Why do we always have to play Palace on a Tuesday night, an early weekend kick off would stop most of the problems and the trains would be better.

God knows. Sussex police seem to have this bizarre belief that evening games are safer because people only have an hour or so to drink after work. Because nobody would think of taking annual leave and drinking all day, would they? (Or in Palace fans' case, not go to the job centre that day).

 

[Weststander]

Not too bad at all. The run-in isn't the nightmarish 2017/18.

Still a bloody tough league. Hoping that club sign quality LB, RB, DM, AM and possibly another striker this summer.

 

[Rugrat]

Trying to find out when Sky/BT announce their Aug/Sep schedule and all I can see is 'sometime' in July. I thought they had a set notice period?

 

[Commander]

Ask Plod. Why is our 'derby' so different from all the others?

Because Sussex police aren't PLR. It's pathetic. Rangers took 7,000 to Celtic last year. A derby fuelled by genuine sectarian hatred. The rival fans are separated by a couple of lines of stewards.

Yet the pantomime that is Brighton v Palace needs to have whole neutral blocks separating the fans and the away allocation restricted to 2,000. It is utterly embarrassing, and about time the police grew a pair and sorted it out.