Dear sky please can you change your mind because oxajh won't be able to go.
Dear sky please can you change your mind because oxajh won't be able to go.
Not normally at late notice though. The 5week notice period has been stuck to all season, changes to 4week from March onwards, but they've still missed it for this round of fixtures.Let this be a lesson for the future though. If we get to the Championship, this sort of change to fixture dates will be the norm.
Agree entirely, this is short notice. Such is the power of Sky.Not normally at late notice though. The 5week notice period has been stuck to all season, changes to 4week from March onwards, but they've still missed it for this round of fixtures.
100% thiscan @OUSP Secretary ask why the club agreed to move the game from a bank holiday Monday afternoon game to a Tuesday evening, which may be school half-term, but (some) people will be at work on Tuesday, and we all know how rubbish works traffic is, which MAY cost OUFC in ticket sales (NOT compensated by any TV money coming our way!!)
also, given that the EFL website states that March 18th was the cutoff point for rearranging matches to accommodate games being televised, perhaps @OUSP Secretary could also contact FSA and ask them to find out how and why EFL went against their own cutoff date of March 18th for League 1 Easter weekend fixtures being moved?
Justifiably upset folk, a lot of upset folk!
Look at the replies & quote tweets on that
This ISNT a championship game its League1 .... and The EFL have overridden their own cut off date of March 18th for switching games over the Easter weekend , basically to metaphorically suck the dicks of Sky TV .... Parry and his 8 EFL admin cohorts are not fit for purpose, they couldn't run a bath never mind the English Football LeagueIt's frustrating and I'll be one having to change my plans. But talk of season ticket prices next season has people saying that we shouldn't have to increase them because of the TV money available. If we want promotion and the TV revenue that goes with it, then its difficult to argue against this disruption, because it will happen a lot more in the Championship.
Hope the @OUSP Secretary can do that this week and hopefully get an explanation as to why OUFC would agree to this as Easter Monday would have been a cracking atmosphere, whereas a day later in the evening will disrupt quite a few,can @OUSP Secretary ask why the club agreed to move the game from a bank holiday Monday afternoon game to a Tuesday evening, which may be school half-term, but (some) people will be at work on Tuesday, and we all know how rubbish works traffic is, which MAY cost OUFC in ticket sales (NOT compensated by any TV money coming our way!!)
also, given that the EFL website states that March 18th was the cutoff point for rearranging matches to accommodate games being televised, perhaps @OUSP Secretary could also contact FSA and ask them to find out how and why EFL went against their own cutoff date of March 18th for League 1 Easter weekend fixtures being moved?
Parry is a t**t let alone a w****rThis ISNT a championship game its League1 .... and The EFL have overridden their own cut off date of March 18th for switching games over the Easter weekend , basically to metaphorically suck the dicks of Sky TV .... Parry and his 8 EFL admin cohorts are not fit for purpose, they couldn't run a bath never mind the English Football League