The Thai Premier League fixtures for 2010 have already been announced and the League starts in frigging March.
Here in Indonesia they have just released the fixtures for the second tier Indonesia Premier League which kicks off on 25 November.
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Surely only a matter of time.

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Tottenham Hotspur striker Roman Pavlyuchenko has clambered into an escape pod at White Hart Lane and is programming the co-ordinates for Valencia into its sat-nav.

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Arsenal have been rocked by the news that left back Gael Clichy is reportedly set to be out of action for close to a month after suffering a stress fracture in his lower back. Clichy will therefore miss Arsenal's next two European games against AZ and Standard Liege and the Gunners' Premier League fixtures against [. Click to continue reading...

Saturday lunchtime's North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur kicks off the latest round of Premier League fixtures.

The day of Halloween sees nine top-flight matches take place, including Chelsea's trip to Bolton Wanderers, Fulham versus Liverpool, Manchester United against Blackburn Rovers and troubled Hull City's clash with Burnley.

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Joleon Lescott has called on himself and his Manchester City teammates to improve on their woeful defending. City have conceded eleven goals in their opening nine Premier League fixtures, and Lescott believes that they can improve on that record. With so many new players in City's back four, the club aims to complement its profitable attack with a solid defense.

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Tottenham's Roman Pavlyuchenko's agent has sparked reports that his agent is unhappy with life at White Hart Lane. The Russian striker has seen limited playing time this season, appearing in just three Premier League fixtures this season. His agent revealed this Pavlyuchenko's unhappiness is the result of "psychological problems.

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Now that was fun wasn't it.

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I think given that the Carling Cup has become little more than a nuisance for the top tier outfits with bigger fish to fry this was quite an exhilarating match between two sides eager to give their youthful talent a run out alongside first team bench warmers looking to impress their bosses.

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Rafa Benitez has offered current Aston Villa striker Emile Heskey a lifeline as the big man tries to cement his spot in Fabio Capello's upcoming World Cup squad.

Heskey has been out of favor at Villa Park this season, starting only one of Villa's Premier League fixtures this season and is yet to find the back of the net in his five appearances.

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North meets West in this London derby.

Arsenal's Andrey Arshavin returns after three games out with injury while Theo Walcott could feature in his first game of the season for the Gunners.
But Manuel Almunia is still out with a chest infection so Vito Mannone is likely to deputise in goal again.

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It feels like the season has really begun now, the international break is well behind us, the Champions League & the Europa League are in full swing, and the big clashes are starting to come thick and fast.

Here are my predictions for this weekend's Premier League fixtures - make sure you add yours to the mix and check out the podcast crew's predictions for this weekend's big matches across Europe as well.

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Google has added a new feature to its Calendar product that allows registered users to subscribe to a free list of upcoming fixtures for any of the 20 Premier League clubs. That's great news for football supporters, but it may be a thorn in the side for the Premier League and another issue that will add considerable strain to the relationship between the league and the technology company (the Premier League sued YouTube, now owned by Google, in May 2007).

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A turning point?

We can argue all day and night about our inability to keep a tight defensive line against big imposing set piece specialists, we can discuss the fact that beating Bolton shouldn't be such a tall order until the cows come home but I would rather take great delight in the fighting spirit shown by the lads as they battled to keep their season moving in the right direction.

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Just thinking 'out loud' here. I know Neal thinks I'm a bit mad, but could you go too wrong loading up on Everton (Howard, Baines, Fellaini) and/or Sunderland (DBent, McCartney, Fulop) players over the next month or more? Check out their upcoming Premier League fixtures:
Everton
@Burnley
Wigan
@Fulham
Blackburn
@Portsmouth
Stoke
Wolves
@Bolton
Aston Villa
@West Ham
Sunderland
Blackburn
@Stoke
Hull
@Burnley
Wolves
Nary a top four club in sight for either of them! Click to continue reading...

The new season kicked-off yesterday and there was no shortage of talking points. Ahead of the opening Premier League fixtures just about every leading neutral pundit (Bob Wilson, Paddy Crerand and Paul Lake don't count) had written-off Arsenal and big-spending Manchester City (I use the term neutrality advisedly, because it is a rarity where punditry is concerned - as Alan Green would no doubt Click to continue reading...

The boys are back in town for the 2009-2010 Premier League season. Click on the above image for a full-sized picture showing a footballer from each of the 20 Premier League teams. The players are as follows:

1. Arsenal: Theo Walcott
2. Aston Villa: Brad Friedel
3. Birmingham City: Kevin Phillips
4. Blackburn Rovers: Ryan Nelson
5. Bolton Wanderers: Gavin McCann
6. Burnley: Chris Caldwell
7. Chelsea: Didier Drogba
8. Everton: Joleon Lescott
9. Fulham: Clint Dempsey
10. Hull City: Richard Garcia
11. Liverpool: Ryan Babel
12. Man City: Carlos Tevez
13. Man United: Michael Owen
14. Portsmouth: David James
15. Stoke City: Rory Delap
16. Sunderland: Kenwyne Jones
17. Tottenham Hotspur: Peter Crouch
18. West Ham United: Dean Ashton
19. Wigan Athletic: Titus Bramble
20. Wolves: Sylvan Ebanks-Blake

Looking forward to another spectacular season!

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Premier League Fixtures & Results We've teamed up with our friends at Footbo to bring you this fantastic Premier League prediction game. If you're looking for something a bit more straight-laced than our Fantasy Football FAIL, this could be just the thing for you. All you have to do is sign-up, predict the Premier League results and [. Click to continue reading...

Premier League Fixtures & Results

RoM have teamed up with Footbo to create a predictions league for all our readers. Everyone who signs up will become a part of a league created specifically for us (so sign up with your usernames on here so we know who everyone is!).

Once you have signed up with Footbo, you can also join their partner site, Goalwin, where the points you've collected with correct predictions on Footbo can earn you money.

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Harry set to welcome in Championship bound Frenchman.

The Rumour

Sebastien Bassong's Newcastle exit appears to have moved closer after he was fined two weeks' wages for refusing to travel to Sunday's friendly at Dundee United and it emerged he wants to play under Harry Redknapp at Tottenham.

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The much-awaited fixtures for the Premier League are finally out, and some clubs will silently grumble with what they have been served as the starter, while some others will say that there is no such thing as an easy game in the English top flight.

Birmingham City will be given a ‘red' carpet welcome into the league of extraordinary clubs, when they face a club that is arguably the most popular all over the world.

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The 2009-2010 Premier League fixtures were announced today... which means we are that much closer to the new fantasy footie season.
A brief look at some of the early fixture list highlights:

• Champions Manchester United (recent slow starters in the league) will face off against newly promoted Birmingham at Old Trafford on opening day.

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The Reds kick-off the 2009-2010 Barclays Premier League season with an away match against Tottenham Hotspur. The league match was scheduled on August 15.

Liverpool plays Stoke City and Aston Villa at Anfield on August 19 and August 22 respectively in a space of four days. And the the August fixture with an away match at Reebok Stadium on August 29.

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The fixtures for the 2009-2010 season have been released, and Sir Alex Ferguson should be happy. The fixture computer must have applied a "Fergie Filter" to reduce the wrath of Sir Alex Ferguson fuming about how the fixtures are in favour of other teams except his own. This season, they seem to have it about right.

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The 2009/10 fixtures have been released this morning, and they see us open up with a game against Blackburn. The opening game was scheduled to be Everton the following Wednesday, but their involvement in Europe now sees Wolves become the first visitors of the season.
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The 2009/2010 English Premier League fixtures list was announced earlier today.

The Premier League kicks off on Saturday, 15th August 2009 with Tottenham taking on Liverpool at White Hart Lane and Everton hosting Arsenal the pick of the fixtures on the opening weekend. The biggest game of the opening month will surely be Manchester United v Arsenal at Old Trafford on 29th August.

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The 2009/2010 Barclays Premier League fixtures were announced at 10am today, with Manchester United playing their first game against newly promoted Birmingham at Old Trafford.

An away trip to Burnley follows before an expected cracker of a game at Old Trafford on 29 August against Arsenal, followed by the international break and then a trip to White Hart Lane to play Tottenham Hotspurs.

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The laptop has spoken 1. Newcastle and West Brom get to play Premier League for one more week. That will be nice for them! 2. It is a baptism of fire for Birmingham. They will be hoping an opening day tonking by Manchester United doesn't set the tone for the season. 3. Chelsea v Liverpool at Anfield on [. Click to continue reading...

Here is a full list of Man United's Premier League fixtures for the 2009/10 season. August Sat Aug 15 Birmingham City H Tue Aug 18 Burnley A Sat Aug 22 Wigan Athletic A Sat Aug 29 Arsenal...
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Some of you may be thinking that the English football season is over until August. In some ways it is, but many of you may realize it's far from over. The summer months always serve up a lot of transfer activity and stories, so it's important to stay plugged in to sites like EPL Talk to keep on top of the Premier League-related news all summer long.

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The final weekend is upon us. And with all the English Premier League fixtures kicking off at the same time, the age-old question arises: where the hell do I watch my match?

Stateside, where I live and watch, three channels will show live games. Villa, Newcastle, Sunderland, Chelsea, Hull and Manchester United fans need not worry.

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They Think It's All Over... looks ahead to this weekend's Premier League fixtures and gets out the Mystic Meg hat again. Click to continue reading...

It doesn't look good does it? Brought off at half-time whilst trailing at home to Tottenham which rather ironically then helps spark that tremendous comeback. I can understand why he wouldn't be desperate to stay behind and encourage his teammates but it was hardly the wisest of choices to make and it's difficult to defend a quite childish, sulky and rather petty reaction to yet another below-par individual performance.

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They Think It's All Over... looks ahead to the weekend's Premier League fixtures and makes 'educated' guesses as to the outcome of each game... it's an exact science. Click to continue reading...

Another weekend of Premier League fixtures lay ahead and the clubs facing relegation will again be keeping one eye on events at other stadiums up and down the country.

With Middlesbrough taking on an in form Fulham, Stoke facing Blackburn, Portsmouth looking for a win against Bolton and Sunderland playing Hull nearly all the teams involved in the survival battle play each other tomorrow.

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While some of us Premier League fans must be jubilant with celebrations right now, others are still sure to be hurting, as the first leg of the Champions League quarterfinals is already in the books. Rather than reviewing the Champions League results, however, this article focuses on moving on to this weekend's Premier League fixtures for the "Big Four", and how their Champions League outings will end up affecting their Premier League outings this weekend.

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The time for boldness has arrived. We definitely won't be relegated. We just might get into the top half but its by no means certain. Its not all over yet by a long way; the fat lady hasn't sung, but at least she's standing in the wings.
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