96 days

[s4-blade]

Until we kick off he 2017/18 season in the Chanpionship.

51 days until the fixtures are released.

Who we wanting then? Nice easy 3 points at home to get the promotion charge on a roll for me, Burton Albion would do nicely, or a meaty derby against the white shite or the swine to really kick things off.

 

[GreasyChipBeattie]

I'm hoping for a trip to Fleetwood if they make it through the play-offs
Either that or go and smash the tin pot Wendies in their own rusty back yard

 

[Stretch]

As long as it's a home fixture I don't mind too much, having had the last 2 seasons start with away games.

Ipswich or Cardiff at home would be interesting, for different reasons. Other than that Wolves or Derby would be my choice as they would bring a huge following.

 

[1973Blade]

Until we kick off he 2017/18 season in the Chanpionship.

51 days until the fixtures are released.

Who we wanting then? Nice easy 3 points at home to get the promotion charge on a roll for me, Burton Albion would do nicely, or a meaty derby against the white shite or the swine to really kick things off.

How many clubs have slipped up thinking that Burton is an easy fixture? I have a feeling it will be Villa at home.

 

[Bruce Wayne]

Can't see us running away with it next season and getting 100 points, more like 95 points and taking the title with only 2 games to spare.

 

[WorkingtonBlade]

Can't see us running away with it next season and getting 100 points, more like 95 points and taking the title with only 2 games to spare.

There's always one who has to be negative.

 

[Jon P]

Nailed on Sunderland away

 

[Blade82]

Anyone at home to start us off. Hopefully a Friday night game so we're top of the league again

 

[Tyler Durden]

I'm looking forward to the 3 month break where I get to pretend to care about life and other non-United concerns. I need some downtime after this season.

 

[DifferentClass]

Going for Derby at home on Sky to kick us off.

Here's hoping SWFIUA in the playoffs!

 

[Sheffsteel]

Ipswich or Cardiff at home would be interesting, for different reasons. Other than that Wolves or Derby would be my choice as they would bring a huge following.

It's possible away teams might only be given the bottom tier next season.
Bradford could have sold 4K for Lane but we restricted them to 2,109 tickets.

So this huge following from Derby or Wolves might only be 2,109, which isn't that huge.

 

[Stretch]

It's possible away teams might only be given the bottom tier next season.
Bradford could have sold 4K for Lane but we restricted them to 2,109 tickets.

So this huge following from Derby or Wolves might only be 2,109, which isn't that huge.

Fair point. Even 2000 would make for a good atmosphere though, compared to the handful some teams have been bringing over the last few seasons.