Kamara on the One Show, just said he'll be commentating on PL games from the Sky studio as not allowed to be in the ground.
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20.8 games a season, since he joined us.
I was 1.8 games a season wrong.
Stealing a living.
I don't think Lucas will be given another 4 and a half years if he's continuously putting up the lowest output from 5 attacking players.
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace set to be BBC's first live Premier League match
Exclusive: First fixture after lockdown looks like being Aston Villa v Sheffield United in a 6pm kick off on June 17
www.telegraph.co.uk
Can't we just organise a #YLM protest at the ground to conicide with the first home game?
5 subs instead of 3 with 9 on the bench instead of 7.
Temporary rule changes.
Temporary rule changes.
Massive advantage to the big teams with huge squads.
Practically play 2 different sides.
Hadn't thought of it that way. Good point
Premier League approve 'five-subs' rule
Premier League teams will be able to make five substitutions, rather than the usual three, in each match to the end of the season.
www.bbc.co.uk
More complete fcukwittery.
It's all aboutPremier League approve 'five-subs' rule
Premier League teams will be able to make five substitutions, rather than the usual three, in each match to the end of the season.
More complete fcukwittery.
Wednesday, June 17
Aston Villa v Sheffield United 6pm, Sky Sports
Manchester City v Woolwich 8pm, Sky Sports
Friday, June 19
Norwich v Southampton 6pm, Sky Sports
Tottenham v Manchester United 8pm, Sky Sports
Saturday, June 20
Watford v Leicester 12.30pm, BT Sport
Brighton v Woolwich 3pm, BT Sport
West Ham v Wolves 5.30pm, Sky Sports
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace 7.45pm, BBC
Sunday, June 21
Newcastle v Sheffield United 2pm, Sky Sports
Aston Villa v Chelsea 4.30pm, Sky Sports
Everton v Liverpool 7pm, Sky Sports
Monday, June 22
Manchester City v Burnley 8pm, Sky Sports
Tuesday, June 23
Southampton v Woolwich 6pm, Sky Sports
Tottenham v West Ham 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Wednesday, June 24
Manchester United v Sheffield United 6pm, Sky Sports
Newcastle v Aston Villa 6pm, Sky Sports
Norwich v Everton 6pm, BBC
Liverpool v Crystal Palace 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Thursday, June 25
Burnley v Watford 6pm, Sky Sports
Leicester v Brighton 6pm, Sky Sports
Chelsea v Manchester City 8.15pm, BT Sport
Wolves v Bournemouth 8.15pm, BT Sport
Saturday, June 27
FA Cup quarter final: Sheffield United v Woolwich 5pm, BT Sport
FA Cup quarter final: Norwich v Manchester United 8.15pm, BBC
Sunday, June 28
Aston Villa v Wolves 12pm BT Sport
FA Cup quarter final: Leicester v Chelsea 2.30pm, BT Sport
Watford v Southampton 4.30pm, Sky Sports
FA Cup quarter final: Newcastle v Manchester City 6pm BT Sport
Monday June, 29
Crystal Palace v Burnley 8pm, Amazon
Tuesday June, 30
Brighton v Manchester United 6pm, Sky Sports
Sheffield United v Tottenham 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Wednesday, July 1
Bournemouth v Newcastle 6pm, Sky Sports
Everton v Leicester 6pm, Sky Sports
West Ham v Chelsea 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Thursday, July 2
Woolwich v Norwich 6pm, BT Sport
Manchester City v Liverpool 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Aston Villa v Sheffield United 6pm, Sky Sports
Manchester City v Woolwich 8pm, Sky Sports
Friday, June 19
Norwich v Southampton 6pm, Sky Sports
Tottenham v Manchester United 8pm, Sky Sports
Saturday, June 20
Watford v Leicester 12.30pm, BT Sport
Brighton v Woolwich 3pm, BT Sport
West Ham v Wolves 5.30pm, Sky Sports
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace 7.45pm, BBC
Sunday, June 21
Newcastle v Sheffield United 2pm, Sky Sports
Aston Villa v Chelsea 4.30pm, Sky Sports
Everton v Liverpool 7pm, Sky Sports
Monday, June 22
Manchester City v Burnley 8pm, Sky Sports
Tuesday, June 23
Southampton v Woolwich 6pm, Sky Sports
Tottenham v West Ham 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Wednesday, June 24
Manchester United v Sheffield United 6pm, Sky Sports
Newcastle v Aston Villa 6pm, Sky Sports
Norwich v Everton 6pm, BBC
Liverpool v Crystal Palace 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Thursday, June 25
Burnley v Watford 6pm, Sky Sports
Leicester v Brighton 6pm, Sky Sports
Chelsea v Manchester City 8.15pm, BT Sport
Wolves v Bournemouth 8.15pm, BT Sport
Saturday, June 27
FA Cup quarter final: Sheffield United v Woolwich 5pm, BT Sport
FA Cup quarter final: Norwich v Manchester United 8.15pm, BBC
Sunday, June 28
Aston Villa v Wolves 12pm BT Sport
FA Cup quarter final: Leicester v Chelsea 2.30pm, BT Sport
Watford v Southampton 4.30pm, Sky Sports
FA Cup quarter final: Newcastle v Manchester City 6pm BT Sport
Monday June, 29
Crystal Palace v Burnley 8pm, Amazon
Tuesday June, 30
Brighton v Manchester United 6pm, Sky Sports
Sheffield United v Tottenham 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Wednesday, July 1
Bournemouth v Newcastle 6pm, Sky Sports
Everton v Leicester 6pm, Sky Sports
West Ham v Chelsea 8.15pm, Sky Sports
Thursday, July 2
Woolwich v Norwich 6pm, BT Sport
Manchester City v Liverpool 8.15pm, Sky Sports
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Sheffield Utd match has changed to 6pm KO.
From The BBC.
Here is the full list games and where you can watch them.
All BBC And Amazon Prime fixtures are free to air, along with selected Sky Sports games that will be shown on Pick. All kick-off times are BST.
Wednesday, 17 June:
Aston Villa v Sheffield United (18:00), Sky Sports.
Manchester City v Woolwich (20:15), Sky Sports.
Friday, 19 June:
Norwich v Southampton (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Tottenham v Manchester United (20:15), Sky Sports.
Saturday, 20 June:
Watford v Leicester City (12:30), BT Sport.
Brighton v Woolwich (15:00), BT Sport.
West Ham v Wolves (17:30), Sky Sports.
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (19:45), BBC.
Sunday, 21 June:
Newcastle v Sheffield United (14:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Aston Villa v Chelsea (16:15), Sky Sports.
Everton v Liverpool (19:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Monday, 22 June:
Manchester City v Burnley (20:00), Sky Sports.
Tuesday, 23 June:
Leicester v Brighton (18:00), Sky Sports.
Tottenham v West Ham (20:15), Sky Sports.
Wednesday, 24 June:
Manchester United v Sheffield United (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Newcastle v Aston Villa (18:00), BT Sport.
Norwich v Everton (18:00), BBC.
Wolves v Bournemouth (18:00), BT Sport.
Liverpool v Crystal Palace (20:15), Sky Sports.
Thursday, 25 June:
Burnley v Watford (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Southampton v Woolwich (18:00), Sky Sports.
Chelsea v Manchester (20:15), BT Sport.
Saturday, 27 June:
Aston Villa v Wolves (12:30), BT Sport.
Sunday, 28 June:
Watford v Southampton (16:30), Sky Sports and Pick.
Monday, 29 June:
Crystal Palace v Burnley (20:00), Amazon Prime.
Tuesday, 30 June:
Brighton v Manchester United (20:15), Sky Sports and Pick.
Wednesday, 1 July:
Bournemouth v Newcastle (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Woolwich v Norwich (18:00), BT Sport.
Everton v Leicester (18:00), Sky Sports.
West Ham v Chelsea (20:15), Sky Sports.
Thursday, 2 July:
Sheffield United v Tottenham (18:00), Sky Sports.
Manchester City v Liverpool (20:15), Sky Sports.
None of our games Free To Air in these fixtures.
Here is the full list games and where you can watch them.
All BBC And Amazon Prime fixtures are free to air, along with selected Sky Sports games that will be shown on Pick. All kick-off times are BST.
Wednesday, 17 June:
Aston Villa v Sheffield United (18:00), Sky Sports.
Manchester City v Woolwich (20:15), Sky Sports.
Friday, 19 June:
Norwich v Southampton (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Tottenham v Manchester United (20:15), Sky Sports.
Saturday, 20 June:
Watford v Leicester City (12:30), BT Sport.
Brighton v Woolwich (15:00), BT Sport.
West Ham v Wolves (17:30), Sky Sports.
Bournemouth v Crystal Palace (19:45), BBC.
Sunday, 21 June:
Newcastle v Sheffield United (14:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Aston Villa v Chelsea (16:15), Sky Sports.
Everton v Liverpool (19:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Monday, 22 June:
Manchester City v Burnley (20:00), Sky Sports.
Tuesday, 23 June:
Leicester v Brighton (18:00), Sky Sports.
Tottenham v West Ham (20:15), Sky Sports.
Wednesday, 24 June:
Manchester United v Sheffield United (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Newcastle v Aston Villa (18:00), BT Sport.
Norwich v Everton (18:00), BBC.
Wolves v Bournemouth (18:00), BT Sport.
Liverpool v Crystal Palace (20:15), Sky Sports.
Thursday, 25 June:
Burnley v Watford (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Southampton v Woolwich (18:00), Sky Sports.
Chelsea v Manchester (20:15), BT Sport.
Saturday, 27 June:
Aston Villa v Wolves (12:30), BT Sport.
Sunday, 28 June:
Watford v Southampton (16:30), Sky Sports and Pick.
Monday, 29 June:
Crystal Palace v Burnley (20:00), Amazon Prime.
Tuesday, 30 June:
Brighton v Manchester United (20:15), Sky Sports and Pick.
Wednesday, 1 July:
Bournemouth v Newcastle (18:00), Sky Sports and Pick.
Woolwich v Norwich (18:00), BT Sport.
Everton v Leicester (18:00), Sky Sports.
West Ham v Chelsea (20:15), Sky Sports.
Thursday, 2 July:
Sheffield United v Tottenham (18:00), Sky Sports.
Manchester City v Liverpool (20:15), Sky Sports.
None of our games Free To Air in these fixtures.
They aren't free to air because we have some big fixtures.
Sky and BT were never going to give those up.
I see BBC got hold of some shit ones
The Everton Vs Liverpool game is free to air (Sky/Pick).. I wonder will the N London be free too?
And rush goalies.Wouldn't roll on roll off be more interesting?!
