The worst time for a football fan is that period of uncertainty between the final day of the season and when the next season's fixtures are released, but don't worry the wait is nearly over find out when Saints fixtures will hit the media here.

The problem at the end of the season for Saints fans and indeed all football supporters is once the season ends in May, there is that period where you can't plan anything much outside of football in case it corresponds with a football match that you really want to see.

Booking a holiday for September might be high on some people's priorities given the current situation and the hope that travel might be allowed in 3 months time, but if you then find that it corresponds with the biggest home game of the season or one that you especially like going to away will also be an important thing to avoid for many.

But that month or so of uncertainty is about to end tomorrow for Premier league clubs at least as the fixtures for season 2021/22 will be released at 9am on Wednesday 16th June 2021.

The season itself will still be two months again, that begins on the weekend of Saturday 14th August.

So will we be home or away on the opening day of the season, who will we have at Xmas and who will be the final fixture of the season, find out by logging on to www.theuglyinside.net on Wednesday morning.

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davidargyll added 09:57 - Jun 15 A propos nothing much, did anyone else get the irony of Che Adams being on the receiving end of a Che Adams- type goal yesterday in the Scotland/Czech Republic game? In fact the the whole match reminded me rather of the Saints last season, lots of huffing and puffing and playing, er, well(?) - or so the reports would have you believe - and losing 2-0, “Because we didn’t lake our chances!”

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silverspringsaint added 12:15 - Jun 15 On the Euro 2020 theme again - watching Poland play on ESPN in the USA. Bednarek gets the ball and what does the commentator do - but decide to remind Viewers of that 0-9 Saints thrashing from LAST PREMIER season. Put this finally to bed please, guys!
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dirk_doone added 12:44 - Jun 15 Siverspringsaint, to be fair, Bednarek did for Poland what he does for Saints: turned his back instead of facing a striker who was about to score and trying to block the shot. There have been so many examples of brave defending in the tournament so far, with defenders throwing themselves in front of strikers' boots to stop goals, but not from Bednarek.
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