Lots of Monday nights and late nights for match-going fans. Who’d have guessed we’d get all the Monday nights?
(Fuck you very much, Sky Sports!)
Coventry (a), Monday 12th October, 8pm
Aston Villa (h), Saturday 17th October, 5:30pm
Crystal Palace (a), Sunday 25th October, 2pm
Everton (h), Monday 2nd November, 8pm
Apologies - I've modified the title slightly to be more useful.
Tickets available NOW for ST Holders and Members, general sales tomorrow (July 9th) at 12 noon
Saturday 15 August, 3.00pm (BST): Newcastle United v Bayer Leverkusen
Sunday 16 August, 1.00pm (BST): Newcastle United Women v Inter Women
Sunday 16 August, 4.00pm (BST): Newcastle United v Strasbourg
Tickets £25 adults and £12.50 concessions in standard seats - there's also a discount for 2 adults + 2 concessions at £60
It's not well explained, but I guess that splits somehow - as I was charged £60 total for just my daughter (21yo) and me for both days.
Sky Sports and TNT fucking over match-going fans yet again.
We have to go to London, too late to get a train home. Then Bournemouth fans have to get here for Saturday lunchtime
And our Leeds game is Monday night. Unless it isn’t.
Darlington (Behind closed doors) - w/c 13th July
Gateshead (Away) - 25th July 12:30
Bristol City (Away) - 29th July 19:30
Valencia (Away) - 8th August 21:00 (their time)
Everton (Murrayfield) - 12th August 17:15
Equivalent of the SELA weekend TBA
£35 for a 5:15 mid-week kick-off against Everton.
In Edinburgh, during the Fringe where hotel rooms range from astronomical to unavailable.
Not clear whether we'll even get a loyalty point!
Update: The Supporter's Trust has stated that there won't be a Loyalty Point