In article <c72a30604f26170092002a488113444f@www.novabbs.org>,
jlauridsen <lauridsen.jesper@gmail.com> wrote:

KaiserD2 wrote:

Can someone explain to me why Tottenham are getting two weeks off?

They were scheduled to play City this weekend - that is postponed due to
FA cup semifinals.

The midweek games next week, are postponed games from round 29. Spurs
wasn't postponed that round, so they aren't playing now. They do have
a postponed match against Chelsea from another round, but Chelsea are
playing Arsenal Tuesday, so that's not an option.

My first post from novabbs, btw. Let's see how it turns out.

So far so Good.
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jlauridsen wrote:

KaiserD2 wrote:

Can someone explain to me why Tottenham are getting two
weeks off?

They were scheduled to play City this weekend - that is
postponed due to FA cup semifinals.

The midweek games next week, are postponed games from round
29. Spurs wasn't postponed that round, so they aren't playing
now. They do have a postponed match against Chelsea from
another round, but Chelsea are playing Arsenal Tuesday, so
that's not an option.

That postponed match against Chelsea is scheduled to take place
on Thursday 2nd May.

So Tottenham after having some time off will have three tough
Premier League games in a week, Sunday/Thursday/Sunday... Arsenal/Chelsea/Liverpool. So it's just as well they get to
re-charge their batteries before that run of games!

My first post from novabbs, btw. Let's see how it turns out.

We can see it anyway...

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