2023/2024 Fixtures

[TGW89]

Can’t complain with them - December bit of a pig but we’ve had worse previous seasons.

The players just need to start the season likes it’s March 24 and we’re stuck in a relegation battle - easy!

True dat. The human equivalent of our start to 2017/18 was Maggie Thatcher.

So many 'expected' defeats after Rooney goosed those Stoke mutants.

 

[Toffe3m4n]

How many times have we had Arsenal away on the last day now?!

 

[JohnRoss23]

How many times have we had Arsenal away on the last day now?!

I guess at least we have a decent run in leading up to the last game of the season.

 

[TGW89]

How many times have we had Arsenal away on the last day now?!

Three times in seven years.

 

[Tony’s Carp]

Not sure we could’ve done much better. Palatable start and a good run of homes towards the end if required. Got to hit the ground running, bare minimum we should be top half by the time we go to Anfield.

 

[Stuartisitc1878]

No awful run of games realistically.

Even though December looks grim just by sheer volume of games.

thought exactly the same thing. We normally get the 5 of the big six in a row at least once in a season but we've avoided it this year. A competent premierleague side with even a little consistency should be able to string together a handful of little runs.

 

[matty1878]

december is a little bit of meh

but who are we boys? tom davies has got this

 

[Miked1e]

Need a strong start.......

As others have said, no real bad / long runs..... but would be hoping to come out of that first run of 8 games averaging at least 1.5 points per game and even pushing to 2 to set us up for the rest of the season.

Please let's have a good summer....

 

[Tony’s Carp]

No awful run of games realistically.

Even though December looks grim just by sheer volume of games.

December is always tough so in a way I’d rather tick off some harder fixtures, be congested for everyone so maybe more likely to catch the likes of Newcastle, Spurs or City on an off day.

 

[knowing your history]

Really good start to the season compared to many clubs on paper.

Fulham, Wolves, Luton, Bournemouth and Brighton all at home up to middle of November, going to need to win a few of those for sure otherwise it will be Lampard esque between November-Jan again. Can see draws and odd away win aswell.

Last 5 games of Forest, Brentford,Luton, Sheffield United feels good aswell as think one of those will be relegated by last 2-3 games so hopefully won't be needing anything at all to stay up at Arsenal as in 21/22.

 

[BlueStevie35]

Don’t think we’ve ever had a trickier Christmas, Spurs, City and Wolves but other than that, happy with the fixtures

 

[knowing your history]

I'd say the hardest run is mid Feb- up to April 13th.

Spurs, Man. City, Brighton, Man. United, Liverpool, Newcastle, RS and Chelsea all in 11 game run with 5 of those away so that feels a crisis point of the season if people don't like a long winless run.

Overall fixture list is decent for crucial parts of the season so yes got to get signing some decent players now and actually be ready for first day.

 

[PITA]

Sorry mixing up that game with the 4-3 defeat 2002 when Adam's scored & they where presented with the premiership

Adams didn't play in that game. Are you mixing it up with the 98 game when Arsenal won 4-0?

 

[TGW89]

Overall fixture list is decent for crucial parts of the season so yes got to get signing some decent players now and actually be ready for first day.

 

[AussieToffee11]

Do we know when kickoff times are released for the first section of fixtures?