Sky and BBC have announced their first 17 TV fixtures for the 2009/10 - and City are nowhere to be seen.
Gary Johnson's side are one of nine Coca-Cola Championship clubs currently without a TV date for the new season so far.
Unsurprisingly, Newcastle United - fresh from their Premier League relegation - have been picked four times already.
Sky will broadcast 80 Football League games in the forthcoming campaign, with a further ten to be shown live on BBC. The BBC live matches will also be broadcast online for UK users only.
BBC and Sky have also taken over the contract from Virgin Media for online highlights from 2009/10. Online highlights via Sky and BBC will be broadcast from 0.01am on Monday after a Saturday game, and will be limited to five minutes in length.
TV Dates
August 7 Middlesbrough v Sheffield United (CCC)
August 8 Southampton v Millwall (CCL1)
August 8 West Brom v Newcastle United (CCC)
August 9 Coventry v Ipswich Town (CCC)
August 10 Darlington v Leeds United (CCupR1)
August 11 Bury v West Brom (CCupR1)
August 15 Newcastle United v Reading (CCC)
August 22 West Brom v Ipswich Town (CCC)
August 29 Peterborough United v Crystal Palace (CCC)
August 31 Newcastle United v Leicester City (CCC)
September 5 Charlton Athletic v Brentford (CCL1)
September 13 Cardiff City v Newcastle United (CCC)
September 14 MK Dons v Norwich City (CCL1)
September 18 Sheffield United v Sheffield Wednesday (CCC)
September 26 Ipswich Town v Newcastle United (CCC)
October 24 Derby County v Queens Park Rangers (CCC)
November 1 Cardiff City v Nottingham Forest (CCC)
Normal = Sky; Italics = BBC
