Next seasons fixtures

[only1salty]

Positive note: 1st home game on Boxing Day since we moved stadiums

[h69]

Positive note: 1st home game on Boxing Day since we moved stadiums

And there I was thinking we were not able to play at home on Boxing Day

[hamstew]

Yes, until they change the date.

[Newmarket]

Yes, until they change the date.

Yep that’s got Tuesday the 28th written all over it

[BlackDiamond]

Looking ahead, May might be a productive month, points accumulation wise

Norwich - enough said
Man City - title already secured resting players for Champions league final
Brighton - perennial strugglers

9 points should boost us into the top four - Moyes, don't take that Real Madrid job mate

[Whiskyman]

Not all bad especially as we get Leicester - Palace - Man Utd - Brentford - Tottenham - Liverpool - Brighton - Chelsea - Norwich and Southampton all at home before the New Year and the only away fixture to obviously worry us is going to be Man City , so hopefully we would have built up a big total , for the run in .

A tad too simplistic imo. In any case, with fans back in stadiums, are the home games going to give us a particular advantage ? And if there is only one away game to "worry us" in the first haf of the season does that not mean we should perhaps be scared shitless of what awaits in the second part ?

[brookingslovechild]

Looking ahead, May might be a productive month, points accumulation wise

Norwich - enough said
Man City - title already secured resting players for Champions league final
Brighton - perennial strugglers

9 points should boost us into the top four - Moyes, don't take that Real Madrid job mate

and there was me thinking April/May were gonna be a bummer...

[Clayton]

Not all bad especially as we get Leicester - Palace - Man Utd - Brentford - Tottenham - Liverpool - Brighton - Chelsea - Norwich and Southampton all at home before the New Year and the only away fixture to obviously worry us is going to be Man City , so hopefully we would have built up a big total , for the run in .

A tad too simplistic imo. In any case, with fans back in stadiums, are the home games going to give us a particular advantage ? And if there is only one away game to "worry us" in the first haf of the season does that not mean we should perhaps be scared shitless of what awaits in the second part ?

And there was me trying to be all optimistic instead of my usual pessimistic self , as for being scared shitless in the second part , I was hoping we had built up a reasonable total and the confidence and new found talent would get us into 4th place .

[dorsetdano]

Looks to me like a fairly even spread of hard and easy fixtures.

[h69]

Not a bad start but I am extremely annoyed why stupid computer fixtures has put West Ham to f&cking all AWAY games straight AFTER international game!!!!!

I wouldn't complain. It could be a lot worse. Check out Newcastle's fixtures. They are also away to Southampton on NYD