JULY 2007

Thursday 12th Jul Cove Rangers Away 19:30

Sunday 15th Jul Buckie Thistle Away 14:00

Tuesday 31st Jul Inverurie Locos Away 19:30

 

AUGUST 2007   

Saturday 4th Aug Dundee Utd Away 15:00

Saturday 11th Aug Hearts Home 15:00

Saturday 18th Aug Celtic Home 15:00

Saturday 25th Aug Hibernian Away 15:00

 

SEPTEMBER 2007   

Saturday 1st Sep Kilmarnock Away 15:00

Saturday 15th Sep Motherwell Home 15:00

Saturday 22nd Sep Rangers Away 15:00

Saturday 29th Sep Gretna Home 15:00

 

OCTOBER 2007   

Saturday 6th Oct St Mirren Home 15:00

Saturday 20th Oct Caley Thistle Away 15:00

Saturday 27th Oct Falkirk Home 15:00

 

NOVEMBER 2007   

Saturday 3rd Nov Dundee Utd Home 15:00

Saturday 10th Nov Hearts Away 15:00

Saturday 24th Nov Celtic Away 15:00

 

DECEMBER 2007   

Saturday 1st Dec Hibernian Home 15:00

Saturday 8th Dec Kilmarnock Home 15:00

Saturday 15th Dec Motherwell Away 15:00

Saturday 22nd Dec Rangers Home 12:30

Boxing Day Gretna Away 15:00

Saturday 29th Dec St Mirren Away 15:00

 

JANUARY 2008   

Wednesday 2nd Jan Caley Thistle Home 19:45

Saturday 5th Jan Falkirk Away 15:00

Saturday 19th Jan Dundee Utd Away 15:00

Saturday 26th Jan Hearts Home 15:00

 

FEBRUARY 2008   

Saturday 9th Feb Celtic Home 15:00

Saturday 16th Feb Hibernian Away 15:00

Saturday 23rd Feb Kilmarnock Away 15:00

Wednesday 27th Feb Motherwell Home 19:45

 

MARCH 2008   

Saturday 1st Mar Rangers Away 15:00

Saturday 15th Mar Gretna Home 15:00

Saturday 22nd Mar St Mirren Home 15:00

Saturday 29th Mar Caley Thistle Away 15:00

 

APRIL 2008   

Saturday 5th Apr Falkirk Home 15:00

What a run-in before the split!  I'm guessing 8 wins out of 9. 

Away to Gretna on Boxing Day? Fuck right off.

What a start to the season we have! Tough games b4 our european games start is exactly wot we need to get us ready

 

Gretna at Fir Park on Boxing Day though is an utter joke, the SPL has no common sense.  Dundee Utd would have been more sensible but no they put us as far away as we could possibly get! c**ts!

 

On the plus side another pre xmas game against the huns on 22nd dec

Remember that when we play Gretna we will actually be playing at Fir Park at not at Gretna!

 

The SPL is mostly made up of teams from the central belt, so no real surprise that we would have been going down there - and either ICT, Dundee Utd or ourselves would have to lose out, no matter how you arrange the fixtures.

 

Anyway, its only Scotland - the country is bloody tiny and only takes a few hours on the road to get where you need to be. Think if you had to travel hundreds of miles, or take flights just to follow your club team every other week!

Remember that when we play Gretna we will actually be playing at Fir Park at not at Gretna!

 

The SPL is mostly made up of teams from the central belt, so no real surprise that we would have been going down there - and either ICT, Dundee Utd or ourselves would have to lose out, no matter how you arrange the fixtures.

 

Anyway, its only Scotland - the country is bloody tiny and only takes a few hours on the road to get where you need to be. Think if you had to travel hundreds of miles, or take flights just to follow your club team every other week!

 

What, you mean like Ireland's Celtic fans ... I mean Celtic's Ireland fans ... I mean ... same thing really! Fact of the matter is thousands upon thousands fly from Dublin to Glasgow each fortnight to watch Celtic, whilst teams like Shamrock Rovers and Bohemians play infront of piss-poor crowds.

Remember that when we play Gretna we will actually be playing at Fir Park at not at Gretna!

 

The SPL is mostly made up of teams from the central belt, so no real surprise that we would have been going down there - and either ICT, Dundee Utd or ourselves would have to lose out, no matter how you arrange the fixtures.

 

Anyway, its only Scotland - the country is bloody tiny and only takes a few hours on the road to get where you need to be. Think if you had to travel hundreds of miles, or take flights just to follow your club team every other week!

 

A few hours. On the roads in this part of Scotland! That'll be right. And long trips in winter, snow, ice, rain anyone?

So the SPL should have given you a phone to make sure the fixture calendar was to your liking should they?

 

I meant a few hours for the majority of fans that travel to the games and not everyone in bumfuck nowhere.

 

So the SPL should have given you a phone to make sure the fixture calendar was to your liking should they?

 

YES, OF COURSE!

 

I meant a few hours for the majority of fans that travel to the games and not everyone in bumfuck nowhere.

 

I love you too

Still reckon that Scotland's crazy to be playing such a huige sport in the middle of the freezing cold winter. We should DEFINITELY look to make football a summer sport. It'd mean fewer match-cancellations and smaller travel risks for the fans.

 

But hey, that's too much like common-sense for the SPL and the SFL

True and its something I'd like to see, but boxing day is hardly in the middle of winter anymore. You'd be lucky to get a sniff of snow on that day, especially the mild winters we've been having in recent times.

List removed as we haven't got final confirmation of our right to post them, will go back up once we've got the documentation!

 

I've always wonder how much of a hassle is it to get permission to post the fixture list and does it cost much?

Its all ran by a company called footballdataco, set up by the SPL and EPL. The fixtures are copyright to them - strange I know but that is how they make their money.

There's a big case going on at the moment relating to the copyrighting of fixture lists. The court case argues that without fixture lists the sports of football and horse-racing would cease to exist, as these sports reply primarily on the income generated from fans coming thru the turnstiles. If the fans don't know where to go and when, then these sports would cease to exist. Another issue regarding the copyrighting of fixture lists is that it is against international law to copyright a series of dates placed on a calendar ... essentially what fixture lists are.

 

However, whilst this case is going on, we are under obligation to pay the copyright holders their due.

As long as someone continues to monitor this so we can post it when its done...

 

Please?

There's a big case going on at the moment relating to the copyrighting of fixture lists. The court case argues that without fixture lists the sports of football and horse-racing would cease to exist, as these sports reply primarily on the income generated from fans coming thru the turnstiles. If the fans don't know where to go and when, then these sports would cease to exist. Another issue regarding the copyrighting of fixture lists is that it is against international law to copyright a series of dates placed on a calendar ... essentially what fixture lists are.

 

However, whilst this case is going on, we are under obligation to pay the copyright holders their due.

 

During 2nd year at uni we did a module on Professional Issues and half of it was about law.  One of the cases our lecturers mentioned was a case dating back a few decades between the football league and Littlewoods Pools. 

 

Good article here about it - http://football.guardian.co.uk/comment/story/0,,1671699,00.html

 

Says that the money made from fixture lists accounts for 22% of the yearly revenue for clubs outside the SPL.

 

 

As long as someone continues to monitor this so we can post it when its done...

 

Please?

 

Don't worry, my Canadian friend! I've been tracking this since mid-February. As soon as we are granted the right to show fixture lists on here (which should be any day now) I shall let everyone know.

DT now has the copyright to publish the fixture lists. Woohoo!

 

I've posted them in a new feature of the site ... look at the "Fixtures" link at the top for more info

fae RedWeb:

 

he SPL have just announced the fixture amendments to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture list 2007/08

 

 

 

The initial Setanta broadcast schedule has been announced.

 

Below are the changes which effect Aberdeen FC:

 

Aberdeen v Hearts WAS 11/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 12/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

Aberdeen v Celtic WAS 18/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 19/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

 

 

The following games have been changed due to Aberdeen's involvement in the UEFA Cup.

 

Rangers v Aberdeen WAS 22/09/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 23/09/07, KO remains 3:00pm

 

Aberdeen v St. Mirren WAS 06/10/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 07/10/07, KO remains 3:00pm

Hmm, I'm due to fly home from Dubai on the morning of the Celtic match, could be touch and go for making it, I'll definitely miss the Hearts game. Possibly no footy for me until mid-September

fae RedWeb:

 

he SPL have just announced the fixture amendments to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture list 2007/08

 

 

 

The initial Setanta broadcast schedule has been announced.

 

Below are the changes which effect Aberdeen FC:

 

Aberdeen v Hearts WAS 11/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 12/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

Aberdeen v Celtic WAS 18/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 19/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

 

 

The following games have been changed due to Aberdeen's involvement in the UEFA Cup.

 

Rangers v Aberdeen WAS 22/09/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 23/09/07, KO remains 3:00pm

 

Aberdeen v St. Mirren WAS 06/10/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 07/10/07, KO remains 3:00pm

 

Haha isn't it nice to see them have to change things to accomodate us?

fae RedWeb:

 

he SPL have just announced the fixture amendments to the Clydesdale Bank Premier League fixture list 2007/08

 

 

 

The initial Setanta broadcast schedule has been announced.

 

Below are the changes which effect Aberdeen FC:

 

Aberdeen v Hearts WAS 11/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 12/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

Aberdeen v Celtic WAS 18/08/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 19/08/07, KO 2:00pm

 

 

 

The following games have been changed due to Aberdeen's involvement in the UEFA Cup.

 

Rangers v Aberdeen WAS 22/09/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 23/09/07, KO remains 3:00pm

 

Aberdeen v St. Mirren WAS 06/10/07 KO 3:00pm, NOW Sunday 07/10/07, KO remains 3:00pm

 

Bastard!

 

Ive got a 25mile mountain walk on the 17th and was looking forward to listening to the celtic game on the final leg. Just typical of them to move it to a sunday instead of a 1230 saturday kick off (like st mirren last season)

http://www.google.com/calendar/embed?src=shgjh7mqcf09es1jp1cm2jl95k%40group.calendar.google.com

 

if you use google calender you should be able to find it by searching public calenders, where you can add it to your calenders or put this in your quick add option (I think) http://www.google.com/calendar/ical/shgjh7mqcf09es1jp1cm2jl95k%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics

Updated Fixtures.

 

OCTOBER 2007 

Saturday 6th Oct St Mirren Home 15:00

Saturday 20th Oct Caley Thistle Away 15:00

Thursday 25th Oct Panathinaikos Away TBC

Sunday 28th Oct Falkirk Home 15:00

 

NOVEMBER 2007 

Saturday 3rd Nov Dundee Utd Home 15:00

Thursday 8th Nov Lokomotiv Moscow Home TBC

Sunday 11th Nov Hearts Away 15:00

Saturday 24th Nov Celtic Away 15:00

Thursday 29th Nov Atletico Madrid Away TBC

 

DECEMBER 2007 

Sunday 2nd Dec Hibernian Home 15:00

Saturday 8th Dec Kilmarnock Home 15:00

Saturday 15th Dec Motherwell Away 15:00

Thursday 20th Dec Copenhagen Home TBC

Sunday 23rd Dec Rangers Home 12:30

Boxing Day Gretna Away 15:00

Saturday 29th Dec St Mirren Away 15:00

FUCK! Look at November's games!!! The manky arabs, then the ruskies, then the mini huns, then the tims, then thon spaniard folkies!! That's tough!!!!!!!

Fixtures calendar duly updated