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14/15 PL dates

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  • 18-06-2014 9:14am
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    irishmover
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    This is the first time in a long time I've sat and looked at the dates and said to myself where is the hard run of games?

    Don't think I could have picked a better combination of games to be honest! All the tough teams split up bar Arsenal/Liverpool back to back.

    http://www.tottenhamhotspur.com/matches/


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    slegs
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    Yea, good spread there. Don't really fancy Goodison on last day if we need 3 points but you cant have perfection I guess.


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    same ol sh1te
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    West Ham opener, win that and Poch will be an instant hero


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    KingdomYid
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    Think I might make my first pilgrimage of the season to QPR (H) second weekend :)


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    Dublin Spur
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    Our first two league home games against QPR and Liverpool will not take place on a Saturday due to the Europa League.

    If we get through the one qualifying round then league home games against West Brom, Southampton, Newcastle, Stoke and Everton and the away league game at Swansea will not take place on a Saturday.


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    tippspur
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    Fairly well spread out alright,no cluster of big games at any stage.


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    Ormus
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    Never understood the fuss over the fixture list. All adds up to the same thing.

    If anything it's best to play all our hard games first, cos it gets them outta the way and it brings our performance level up to max from the off. And even if we do badly in them we have a good chance of a winning streak for the rest of the season.


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    slegs
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    Ormus wrote: »
    Never understood the fuss over the fixture list. All adds up to the same thing.

    If anything it's best to play all our hard games first, cos it gets them outta the way and it brings our performance level up to max from the off. And even if we do badly in them we have a good chance of a winning streak for the rest of the season.

    Having 4 easy games to finish is always better than 4 hard ones if you need the points - but your general point holds over a 38 game season.


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    irishmover
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    Lose a few big games in a row morale drops. Always good to have hard games spread out.


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