Well, at least so far they do. FSC has released it's November Premiership schedule and it looks as if our boys will be on live the first two weekends (making it three in a row, I might add). Not sure about the fourth weekend since it's clearly a typo. We don't play Fulham the last weekend though, we play Newcastle at St. James. Anyhow here's how it breaks down.
Sunday, October 28th
Liverpool vs Arsenal 12pm
Saturday, November 3rd
Liverpool at Blackburn 1pm
Saturday, November 10th
Liverpool vs Fulham 12pm
There's an international break on the 17th and we'll just have to see about that last weekend. Cheers.
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