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Just hope the first away game won't be down in London (which is quite possible considering how many clubs are there :lol: )

 

Planning on seeing our first two games live, a few days there and a few days in Newcastle going up (or down) with the train. Manchester or something like that would be ideal probably.

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Just hope the first away game won't be down in London (which is quite possible considering how many clubs are there :lol: )

 

Planning on seeing our first two games live, a few days there and a few days in Newcastle going up (or down) with the train. Manchester or something like that would be ideal probably.

 

It's probably easier to get to and from London on the train than it is Manchester. If you were wanting to do what you're planning, London would probably be ideal.

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Just hope the first away game won't be down in London (which is quite possible considering how many clubs are there :lol: )

 

Planning on seeing our first two games live, a few days there and a few days in Newcastle going up (or down) with the train. Manchester or something like that would be ideal probably.

 

It's probably easier to get to and from London on the train than it is Manchester.

 

Really? Haven't really gone through the details just yet, will do that as soon as the fixtures are out. As I've said, planning to do one week there watching our first two games.

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Just hope the first away game won't be down in London (which is quite possible considering how many clubs are there :lol: )

 

Planning on seeing our first two games live, a few days there and a few days in Newcastle going up (or down) with the train. Manchester or something like that would be ideal probably.

 

It's probably easier to get to and from London on the train than it is Manchester.

 

Really? Haven't really gone through the details just yet, will do that as soon as the fixtures are out. As I've said, planning to do one week there watching our first two games.

 

Yeah, trains to London are significantly less painful than trains to Manchester imo. There isn't even that much time difference.

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Just hope the first away game won't be down in London (which is quite possible considering how many clubs are there :lol: )

 

Planning on seeing our first two games live, a few days there and a few days in Newcastle going up (or down) with the train. Manchester or something like that would be ideal probably.

 

It's probably easier to get to and from London on the train than it is Manchester.

 

Really? Haven't really gone through the details just yet, will do that as soon as the fixtures are out. As I've said, planning to do one week there watching our first two games.

 

Manchester would involve at least one change, normally to a sort of commuter train, London's just straight down the East Coast Mainline. It's probably quicker, or just as quick, to London on the train too.

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Twitter talk is that Arsenal v smb is first game, meaning we'd have a home game.

 

Probably should have put this in the twitter b/s thread, but hey, I'm feeling frisky.

 

The guy that said that was the one who called our fixture last year, so probably right.

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Some info for people who might be wondering:

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17218968

Football authorities in England and Scotland have had a court claim over football fixtures' copyright rejected.

 

European judges said compiling match fixture lists needed "significant" work, but did not entail the creativity required for copyright protection.

 

Yahoo, bookmaker Stan James and sports information firm Enetpulse had been accused of breaching EU copyright laws.

 

But the Premier League said it was for national courts to rule whether or not copyright protection was afforded.

 

The matter will now return to the UK for a final ruling, and the league said it was confident that this hearing would go its way, and provide "database protection for the English and Scottish football leagues' fixtures".

 

Dunno when that is scheduled for.

 

For now, today this blog owner asked:

Walsall 'Ay We ‏@WalsallAyWe

@football_league Is it still illegal for blogs to publish fixtures?

12:35 PM - 17 Jun 12

 

Walsall 'Ay We ‏@WalsallAyWe

@thefadotcom Is it still illegal for blogs to publish fixtures?

12:38 PM - 17 Jun 12

 

And got:

TheFA.com ‏@thefadotcom

@WalsallAyWe websites should have a license to publish data with the leagues whose fixtures they show, ie PL and FL via Football DataCo

12:41 PM - 17 Jun 12

 

The Football League ‏@football_league

@WalsallAyWe You need a license from DataCo

8:52 PM - 17 Jun 12

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