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Looked OK to me. Wigan certainly put plenty sh*t on it.
Nice one lad refreshing to hear to a worriers fan with a sense of humour.
Looked OK to me. Wigan certainly put plenty sh*t on it.
Nice one lad refreshing to hear to a worriers fan with a sense of humour.[/quote]
Life would be pretty dull without one.
I was going to chirp in, but then thought it’s clucking pointless.
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!As I watched the game tonight, I saw the pitch cutting up as players turned. Not good.
It looked quite loose under players feet…worrying that for a July pitch. Hardly good for good passing football.
The pitch has been prepared to the standard of player we have at the club. Good passing football isn’t the way in League One.
The pitch has been prepared to the standard of player we have at the club. Good passing football isn’t the way in League One.Not even sure why I’m replying to such a ridiculous comment.
I doubt Paul Cook would agree.
The pitch has been prepared to the standard of player we have at the club. Good passing football isn’t the way in League One.You can prepare the pitch to whatever standard you want but when you get a couple of dozen roid heads rolling about on it all the hard work goes out the window.
In defense of the goons (this will hurt) other pitches that share look pretty good and the pitch is always good at the end of there season. Id still make them homeless the first chance i got though
Usually by the end of July, the DW pitch is pretty pristine. Which lends itself to the possibility that the stadium owner, no longer having his pockets swelled by Greed League parachute payments, has opted for a cheaper re-laying process this time around.
If that is the case, and the pitch is a cheap one, get yourselves a neck brace for the winter months as there wont be much slick on-the deck passing.
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