18/19 fixtures

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

We dont have sunderland away on a tuesday night though there's the trade off.

Walsall away first stop

Plymouth Argyle will start their 2018/19 campaign with a trip to Walsall's Bescot Stadium.

It will be the fifth time in six years that the Pilgrims have started their campaign away from Home Park.

There is better news for the end of the season as Argyle will round the campaign up with a home match against Scunthorpe United.

Derek Adams watches Argyle in action against Walsall at the Banks's Stadium (Image: Dave Rowntree)
If the two teams are in a similar position to last season then it could well be a massive game to end on.

Derek Adams will welcome Southend United as the first team to visit Home Park and he will be hoping for a similar score to that of last season.

The Pilgrims won 4-0 on that occasion and if they could replicate that it would make for the perfect start to their home campaign.

There will be plenty of travelling for the Green Army to do if they want to see their team in action over Christmas.

The side are away to AFC Wimbledon on Boxing Day and then travel to Burton Albion three days later.

On a brighter note, Argyle will welcome Oxford United on New Years Day which will be great for anyone looking to bring in the day in style.

There could be more Easter misery for Argyle fans however as they face a nightmare trip to Gillingham on Good Friday.

Over the last couple of seasons the side have had nightmare trips over Easter weekend, with problems on the motorway making it hard for fans to get to Morecambe on Good Friday in 2015/16.

And last season Argyle's game away to Scunthorpe United on Easter Monday was called off just hours before kick-off.

Most fans in League One will be looking forward to visiting Sunderland's Stadium of Light and the good news for the Green Army is that their match at the ground will be on a Saturday (as things stand).

Derek Adams is scheduled to meet fellow Scott Jack Ross on March 2, with the meeting at Home Park on November 3.

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September looks a busy one.

alannotivvy wrote:

September looks a busy one.  

Did you see City's first fixture?  
(there's only one Gary Miller!)

I did Beeb.

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Got to be Atd's fault Gaffer.

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Got to be Atd's fault Gaffer.

Yeah we hacked the fixture computer, well Harve did.

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

We never seem to get home games on Boxing day in recent seasons?

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Got to be Atd's fault Gaffer.

If you look like some of the stuff you write you must be an ugly sod!

Graiser wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Got to be Atd's fault Gaffer.

If you look like some of the stuff you write you must be an ugly sod!

Come on no name calling there's some round here that get offended by that sort of thing.

I see we have Scunthorpe at home last game of the season.

Perhaps we can wait for them to arrive and then cancel it and see how they like them apples.

Yea Man wrote:

sufferedsince 68 wrote:

Graiser wrote:

Whatever prat worked out these fixtures needs a good shafting.

Away again on Boxing Day and again 3 days later

Got to be Atd's fault Gaffer.

Yeah we hacked the fixture computer, well Harve did.

Libellous filth.....

August looks challenging what with meeting two sides who came up and September does look a tough one, Pompey and Bristol Rovers early doors then.