Premiership champions Chelsea will kick off their title defence with the visit of Manchester City on 19 August.
Last season's runners-up Manchester United will host Fulham, while FA Cup winners Liverpool travel to newly-promoted Sheffield United.
Arsenal will open proceedings at the Emirates Stadium by taking on Aston Villa, while rivals Tottenham face a trip to Bolton.
New boys Watford take a trip to Everton while Reading will host Middlesbrough.
Intertoto Cup hopefuls Newcastle, minus the injured Michael Owen, begin their campaign at home to Wigan.
Portsmouth, who escaped relegation to the Championship last season, host Blackburn while Iain Dowie's first challenge as Charlton boss sees his side travel to FA Cup runners-up West Ham.
Manchester United have a tough opener to September which will go a long way to establishing whether they can capture their first Premiership title since 2003.
The Red Devils host Tottenham and Arsenal on 9 and 16 September.
Sir Alex Ferguson's boys will have to wait until 9 December for their contest against rivals Manchester City, while the first of the Merseyside derby fixtures will take place at Goodison Park on 9 September.
Chelsea face a tough run-in to their programme as they will travel to Arsenal in their penultimate fixture before hosting Everton in their final match.
Manchester United close with the visit of West Ham, while Liverpool will welcome Charlton to Anfield on 13 May.
And Reading chief Steve Coppell will ring in the new year with a trip to former club Manchester United when the two sides go head-to-head at Old Trafford on New Year's Eve.
Premiership opening weekend fixtures 19 August:
Arsenal v Aston Villa Bolton v Tottenham Chelsea v Man City Everton v Watford Man Utd v Fulham Newcastle v Wigan Portsmouth v Blackburn Reading v Middlesbrough Sheff Utd v Liverpool West Ham v Charlton
Tuesday, 22 August:
Charlton v Man Utd Middlesbrough v Chelsea Tottenham v Sheff Utd Watford v West Ham Wigan v Arsenal
Wednesday, 23 August:
Aston Villa v Reading Blackburn v Everton Fulham v Bolton Liverpool v Newcastle Man City v Portsmouth
Nice start for my boys
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Premiership champions Chelsea will kick off their title defence with the visit of Manchester City on 19 August.
Last season's runners-up Manchester United will host Fulham, while FA Cup winners Liverpool travel to newly-promoted Sheffield United.
Arsenal will open proceedings at the Emirates Stadium by taking on Aston Villa, while rivals Tottenham face a trip to Bolton.
New boys Watford take a trip to Everton while Reading will host Middlesbrough.
Intertoto Cup hopefuls Newcastle, minus the injured Michael Owen, begin their campaign at home to Wigan.
Portsmouth, who escaped relegation to the Championship last season, host Blackburn while Iain Dowie's first challenge as Charlton boss sees his side travel to FA Cup runners-up West Ham.
Manchester United have a tough opener to September which will go a long way to establishing whether they can capture their first Premiership title since 2003.
The Red Devils host Tottenham and Arsenal on 9 and 16 September.
Sir Alex Ferguson's boys will have to wait until 9 December for their contest against rivals Manchester City, while the first of the Merseyside derby fixtures will take place at Goodison Park on 9 September.
Chelsea face a tough run-in to their programme as they will travel to Arsenal in their penultimate fixture before hosting Everton in their final match.
Manchester United close with the visit of West Ham, while Liverpool will welcome Charlton to Anfield on 13 May.
And Reading chief Steve Coppell will ring in the new year with a trip to former club Manchester United when the two sides go head-to-head at Old Trafford on New Year's Eve.
Premiership opening weekend fixtures 19 August:
Arsenal v Aston Villa Bolton v Tottenham Chelsea v Man City Everton v Watford Man Utd v Fulham Newcastle v Wigan Portsmouth v Blackburn Reading v Middlesbrough Sheff Utd v Liverpool West Ham v Charlton
Tuesday, 22 August:
Charlton v Man Utd Middlesbrough v Chelsea Tottenham v Sheff Utd Watford v West Ham Wigan v Arsenal
Wednesday, 23 August:
Aston Villa v Reading Blackburn v Everton Fulham v Bolton Liverpool v Newcastle Man City v Portsmouth
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You might as well change the title of the thread to: rag on Arsenal for free and draw the ire of Shades.
Because I guarantee that's what this thread will become.
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Jammer91 wrote:
If Soundgarden is perfectly fine with playing together with Tad Doyle on vocals, why the fuck is he wasting his life promoting the single worst album of all time? Holy shit, he has to be the stupidest motherfucker on earth.
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Flips wrote:
shades-go-down wrote:
You might as well change the title of the thread to: rag on Arsenal for free and draw the ire of Shades.
Because I guarantee that's what this thread will become.
From what I recall, it's only Spaggy that does that isn't it?
No all the glory hunting Manure fans too.
(I've already started it )
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Jammer91 wrote:
If Soundgarden is perfectly fine with playing together with Tad Doyle on vocals, why the fuck is he wasting his life promoting the single worst album of all time? Holy shit, he has to be the stupidest motherfucker on earth.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 1:38 am Posts: 5575 Location: Sydney, NSW
Juvenal wrote:
shades-go-down wrote:
Flips wrote:
shades-go-down wrote:
You might as well change the title of the thread to: rag on Arsenal for free and draw the ire of Shades.
Because I guarantee that's what this thread will become.
From what I recall, it's only Spaggy that does that isn't it?
No all the glory hunting Manure fans too.
(I've already started it )
*cough*David Dein = the evil puppet master*cough*
Fucking Peter Kenyon mercenary bitch.
(let's drag Chelski into this too)
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Jammer91 wrote:
If Soundgarden is perfectly fine with playing together with Tad Doyle on vocals, why the fuck is he wasting his life promoting the single worst album of all time? Holy shit, he has to be the stupidest motherfucker on earth.
Joined: Sun Oct 17, 2004 1:38 am Posts: 5575 Location: Sydney, NSW
Juvenal wrote:
Oh, that man is a cunt. He's the cunt to bring them all, and in the darkness cunt them.
Took me a few seconds to work out the reference. That is sig worthy.
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Jammer91 wrote:
If Soundgarden is perfectly fine with playing together with Tad Doyle on vocals, why the fuck is he wasting his life promoting the single worst album of all time? Holy shit, he has to be the stupidest motherfucker on earth.
Arsenal v Aston Villa Bolton v Tottenham Chelsea v Man City Everton v Watford Man Utd v Fulham Newcastle v Wigan Portsmouth v Blackburn Reading v Middlesbrough Sheff Utd v Liverpool West Ham v Charlton
Tuesday, 22 August:
Charlton v Man Utd Middlesbrough v Chelsea Tottenham v Sheff Utd Watford v West Ham Wigan v Arsenal
Wednesday, 23 August:
Aston Villa v Reading Blackburn v Everton Fulham v Bolton Liverpool v Newcastle Man City v Portsmouth
Nice start for my boys
Kinda depressing to see that schedule and not see my Baggies in there
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