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42 minutes ago, desperado said:

The way you read it on here sometimes and more so in other social media outlets you’d think nobody would be bothering as we’ve all given up.

Great effort 👏👏

It is the shitest boycott ever. 

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1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Undersoil hearing isn't cheap to install let alone maintain and use. 

I suppose it comes down to what clubs feel they can afford. 

Seems the smaller grounds often don't have it.

appears only 4 teams in our league have it!

Us, Birmingham, Reading and Huddersfield

11 teams in the Championship

Sunderland, Hillsborough, Elland Rd, Riverside, Pride Park, Coventry, Ewood, Stoke, Norwich, Loftus road and Swansea

Premiership 14 have undersoil. 

West ham (council stadium), St james Park, Brighton, Wolves, Selhurst park, and Bournemouth all don't have undersoil heating. 

 

I'm procrastinating here as I really don't want to plan my next batch of lessons :(

 

1 hour ago, only1swanny said:

 

Premiership 14 have undersoil. 

West ham (council stadium), St james Park, Brighton, Wolves, Selhurst park, and Bournemouth all don't 

 

Section K.22 of the Handbook confirms that undersoil heating is required on all pitches. 

I hope @only1swanny teaches the importance of using reliable sources to his students 😁

5 minutes ago, Casino said:

Wigan have it too

appears my source is incorrect, ah well, 

 

Im not sure wigans actually works

charlton have the pipework but didnt have the water supply

as above, its very expensive

Didn't ours fail once when Allardyce was manager? Suspiciously coinciding with a bad injury list.

4 hours ago, jayjayoghani said:

Didn't ours fail once when Allardyce was manager? Suspiciously coinciding with a bad injury list.

Boro 2005?

We, together with a couple of others had questions asked of us by the league/fa about it.

1 hour ago, jeep said:

Boro 2005?

cardiff cup, or was that waterlogged

But I made up our injury problems it seems 

45 minutes ago, Casino said:

cardiff cup, or was that waterlogged

Waterlogged.

Bet we've not had many off.

Arsenal in that big freeze we had 2011ish. I think.

21 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Waterlogged.

Bet we've not had many off.

Arsenal in that big freeze we had 2011ish. I think.

Cardiff in the cup was due to snow / ice on the surrounding area. I got paid to put inserts in the programmes with the updated league tables.

 

the replay they brought all their mentalists up and a load got lifted for going on the pitch if I remember right 

 

Spoke to someone at work who is a Rotherham season ticket holder.  The pitch is Australian grass that is grown in Florida.  The pitch is never in a bad state so won’t be the pitch that gets the game called off.

will be surrounding areas that aren’t really thawing.

also, point to note, the train station was shut on Monday due to flooding - at worst get off at meadow hall and taxi it.

Australian grass that's grown in Florida.

Well I'll be damned. 

37 minutes ago, gonzo said:

Australian grass that's grown in Florida.

Well I'll be damned. 

Does that mean it never suffers from frost or ice then ?

Should probably be on then.

Just a note of caution in the article about it not offering a guarantee. 

Hopefully they will be able to make a decision in plenty of time. 

Not to bothered if it’s off might suit us we’re playing sat and midweek all month on the back of 4 games in 9 days over Xmas  and then  Only 4 games in the whole of feb to play 

10 minutes ago, desperado said:

I take your point. But a week since Exeter. Squad rotation in EFL cup, should be more than fine. And if this much warranted run ever materialised, now has to be the time on the back of a win with confidence.

Much better for fans too on a Saturday after already being rearranged twice.

Get it played

Even in crampons! 😁

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Even in crampons! 😁

Crampons, Ice Boots, Balaclavas, they’ll be reet 😊

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