Huddersfield @ home (ed. NOW WEDNESDAY 12th MARCH)

Will it be moved to give players an extra day's recovery (as UEFA matches), perhaps to the following day?
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Good point - I'd hope it could be moved 24 hours, given the importance of the league match and the level of physical and emotional energy likely to be expended in the Quarter Final.0
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I heard that we've asked and that Huddersfield are reluctant to change to the Wednesday0
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Not surprisedElthamaddick said:I heard that we've asked and that Huddersfield are reluctant to change to the Wednesday
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it will probably be left to the FL to decide0
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and if its moved to Wednesday wont it be one day less to recover for our trip to the toolbox0
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The game is now scheduled for Wednesday 12th0
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Elthamaddick said:
I heard that we've asked and that Huddersfield are reluctant to change to the Wednesday
We shouldn't have to ask. It's the FA who gave us a sunday game therefore the FA should automatically tell the league to move our game to wednesday.0 -
Game changed to Wednesday. Confirmed on twitter0
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Blinding
Attend a course tuesday night so either me or the mrs can now attend0 -
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Huddersfield Town must hate us.1
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Us playing hudders at home. Is this a wind up?!2
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Fookin great. We're at Cheltenham on the Wednesday :-(0
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Same with me. Will be there all week as always so couldn't have made the Tuesday either.0
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Nice one, I would have been working out of london on the Tuesday and was resigned to missing the match.0
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F.A in common sense approach shock!! Great news.
What did it matter to Huddersfield anyway?0 -
Hmm, can't make Sheffield and this was going to be my next match, but can't do the Wednesday
Have to wait a bit longer for that QPR feeling0 -
Rubbish decision I purposely put off a holiday booking until the Wednesday and have still been shafted. That's about 6 or 7 home games I have missed for one reason and another this season. Might give the season ticket a miss next year...........then again maybe not :0)0
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Don't give up your season ticket mate, you'll need it to get ticket priority for our Europa League quarter final against Man U.RedChaser said:Rubbish decision I purposely put off a holiday booking until the Wednesday and have still been shafted. That's about 6 or 7 home games I have missed for one reason and another this season. Might give the season ticket a miss next year...........then again maybe not :0)
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Oh FFS!! Reluctantly agreed to a client invite to a black tie event (I hate ties, let alone freakin' bow ties) on the Wednesday, happy in the knowledge I wouldn't miss a game!!!
Bloody FA Cup runs! What are Charlton playing at???????0 -
Sorry...forgot the winky/smiley thing ;-) but still hacked off that I could have had an excuse to hand!1
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I'd imagine it doesn't matter one jot to Town, it us poor sods that have booked advance train tickets that it effects.Indigo Joe said:F.A in common sense approach shock!! Great news.
What did it matter to Huddersfield anyway?
It's a sign of the time that TV rules football I suppose, no evening game on TV that Saturday on ITV or BT sports but yet they move your quarter final to Sunday lunch time when their is already 2 other live games that Sunday. It makes it impossible for you chaps to get there by train before kick off which is bad enough, then as knock on our game gets moved and more fans suffer...not just us away fans but I'm sure a few Charlton fans who live further away.
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feel sorry for you pal if you've already booked trains :-(0
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Fair dos pal. Yes you're right if travel and everything else has already been planned. I think a lot of us would have preferred Sheffield on the Saturday at 3.00 and forgo the TV money. But as you said its now become a TV show with the football as a secondary issue rather than the other way round.Wakeyterrier said:
I'd imagine it doesn't matter one jot to Town, it us poor sods that have booked advance train tickets that it effects.Indigo Joe said:F.A in common sense approach shock!! Great news.
What did it matter to Huddersfield anyway?
It's a sign of the time that TV rules football I suppose, no evening game on TV that Saturday on ITV or BT sports but yet they move your quarter final to Sunday lunch time when their is already 2 other live games that Sunday. It makes it impossible for you chaps to get there by train before kick off which is bad enough, then as knock on our game gets moved and more fans suffer...not just us away fans but I'm sure a few Charlton fans who live further away.
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Also at Uni on Tuesday nights, so this is great stuff for me. Obviously not so good for others.AFKABartram said:Blinding
Attend a course tuesday night so either me or the mrs can now attend
Wakeyterrier - if you're still coming down you are welcome to join me at the Institute of Education for a seminar on HR.0 -
This is not good for me as it was going to be my last home game before I move. Glad the lads get another day between games, but wouldn't have been necessary if the cup game was on the Saturday; moan, moan. Am v disappointed0
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I managed to amend my train tickets but at a cost of a further £22 so I'll still be coming to the game on the Wednesday.
Just down right frustrating, I'm slowly but surely falling out of love with football and the way it's run these days0 -
Just read 'Downatthemac' website and it seems a lot of your fans have been put out of pocket, which is very harsh.Wakeyterrier said:I managed to amend my train tickets but at a cost of a further £22 so I'll still be coming to the game on the Wednesday.
Just down right frustrating, I'm slowly but surely falling out of love with football and the way it's run these days
Then you've got nathan (lamby) giving them grief. that kid really is a tool.0 -
Christ, just read that if the game with Sheffield United is a draw then the replay will be on Monday 17th, which would mean the Bournemouth game is pushed back an extra day to the Wednesday.
That would be 3 games in 5 days with Millwall on 15th / 5 in 11 days if you include the scheduled Sheffield game and Hudds on top.0