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Southampton, Brighton, Bournemouth and Newcastle away for me.
Also Spurs with their new ground if they are in there.
Are Chelsea playing at Wembley next season?
Also like The Emirates and West Ham will be a new one.
Fulham is good if they go up and I like Villa Park..
Bournemouth, Wham and Newcastle away.
Swan.....ah, never mind.
Will probably be looking at going to about 5 or 6 aways depending on how the fixtures fall.
Would look to be going to West Ham, Spurs, Arsenal and maybe some of the south coast clubs.
Everton away
The league cup, and hopefully we will be able to register our first win of the season :thumbup:
George Michael has already departed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Der Kaiser
Defo not Liverpool or Everton, as both got shit viewing of the game.
Always like Fulham, Arsenal and Newcastle.
Wolves, NO, Brighton, NO, Chelsea Maybe, Bournemouth, WHY, Palarse, PERHAPS, Both Manchester clubs NO, Burnley, DOUBT IT, West Ham & Spurs, ONLY BECAUSE THEY ARE NEW GROUNDS. Southampton, maybe, Uddersfield IFFY, Leicester PERHAPS.
Can't remember the last one.
Firstly new grounds for me to watch City play.
Old Trafford, Stamford Bridge, London Stadium, New White Hart Lane.
Seen a Manchester derby back in the 80's at Old Trafford but not seen Cardiff play there.
Have been on a stadium tour at Stamford Bridge but not seen Cardiff play there.
Went to the Olympics in 2012 but not seen Cardiff play there.
Saw City in the cup at White Hart Lane. But it has to be seen as a new ground now
Palace, Arsenal, Man United, Hopefully Fulham would be the aways I’d look forward too
Any home or aways that are in midweek as I work every weekend
(What fixtures are you looking forward to next year)
Any we can win
Watford :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
West Ham's new ground and the New White hart Lane will be the only grounds I haven't seen City play at, so I'll need to do both of them.
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Originally Posted by Lawnmower
The ones we can win against the 'Big' Clubs.
Everton
West Ham
Aston Villa
Newcastle.
The rest are either shitty smaller clubs or behemoths we'll struggle to score against.
I'm looking forward to them all. You never know when a moment of magic will come, like the home game against Villa or away at Wolves.
Many seem to making decisions based on new/special stadiums or cities to visit but in terms of which fixtures will be an attractive/interesting watch would anyone still say Bournemouth? Think we'll be frustrated with gamesmanship from several sides and it will be teams like Spurs, Liverpool, Huddersfield - where clash of styles and want to play football - will be games we come away from enjoying most.
Chelsea Bournemouth away and Wolves home stick out for me.
So thats pretty much every game then.Quote:
Originally Posted by fugsyphil
New grounds. New White Hart Lane & the Olympic Stadium
Never been up to Newcastle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Silly questions (sorry):
Has Newcastle away historically been a sell-out for Cardiff fans?
Do supporters who go to away games get preference over ST holders?
My brother (who took me to my 1st game in 1969) now lives in Edinburgh and wants to meet up for the match.
As a ST holder, am I entitled to buy more than one ticket?
NO, you can only buy one ticketQuote:
Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird
Hope this helps
He could get membership for away games and that should sort him his Newcastle ticket as I doubt we will sell out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird
It would also give him a chance of tickets for any other games home and away.
There will be plenty spare for Huddersfield and Burnley I'm sure !
Didn't we sell out Newcastle when we played there on the Friday night about 10 years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I think 3500 went
I'm just looking forward to one game at a time.
You may be right, as the game was originally scheduled for the Saturday afternoon, but was moved very late in the day, when a lot of fans had already booked their trips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Got stuffed 5-1, An Aaron scored for us (not Ramsey)
Thanks for all the replies.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I need my brother to become a member for away games then.
I am not saying it will be a total waste of money, but, given the amount of interest there will be for away games, I can't see many tickets being left after all season ticket holders have been serviced.Quote:
Originally Posted by Forest Green Bluebird
Wildig 👍Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
I'm sure there will be plenty of oppprtunity for him and Newcastle is definitely one where I'd expect us to struggle to sell our allocation.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
We've already got 30 on our 2 nighter. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
The only thing I’m looking forward to next season is seeing how NW approaches the matches. The league itself I have no interest in as it’s rigged in favour of the teams seen to be important for attracting money.
I knew I wasn’t that enamoured about going up but I’m still surprised about how little I’m looking forward to next season. Hopefully I’ll get more interested as the season approaches.
All of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
I’m looking forward to seeing Spurs’ new ground.
Agreed. Aways in the Championship have far more interest than in the PL.Quote:
Originally Posted by Penarth Blues
I was looking forward to WBA and the Jacks, away but.....Of the PL grounds, Everton away (view isn't too bad so long as you are near to the front), Watford (only cos it's an easy train journey for me), Spurs (depending on day/time of kick off), maybe Anfield, Southampton (maybe....sponsored walk distance from the station), Fulham...pleasant away day out by the Thames) and that's about it. I'd much prefer Bristol, Reading , Shrewsbury (?), Leeds, Forest and even Derby if they don't cheat and call it off. So...a season for the club to rebuild finances and aways mainly to be endured rather looked forward to.
West ham away. Easy enough to get to and some family are ST holders there.
All I remember about that game is the need for oxygen to get to our away section, City scoring 1 goal, and being in a pub near the ground after the game, and getting locked in with all the Toon fans as the pub was attacked by City fans.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Dare I say it but the one where safety is assured. Outside of that ,Spurs away as I went to Northumberland Park Comprehensive ( as was now it's some type of academy)which was in the shadow of the old ground. Therefore a trip to see the old school and new ground would be an occasion.
Mad. We don't even know when we are playing them yet !Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Anyway, I'm hoping to fly up 👍
Done that, boring as f uck.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lawnmower
Can't beat a 5 star carvery on the way up. :thumbup:
Wasn't boring for us last time.Quote:
Originally Posted by BLUETIT
Brilliant weekend