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Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.
Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.How can it be the rugby,s fault? They havnt played on it for months…..
Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.Can we not just enjoy a cracking game and stop frickin moaning!
Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.
How can it be the rugby,s fault? They havnt played on it for months…..[/quote]
I think he was being ironic Landgate…Batch you were being ironic weren’t you?
Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.
How can it be the rugby,s fault? They havnt played on it for months…..[/quote]
Its a good job they have’nt played on it yet,it would looked like a heard of cattle been on it,we be arright if they was on it tomorrow it would be a real mess. :lol: :lol: :lol:There’s nowt up with the Robin Park pitch next door,
mind you they don’t have an eggchaser for a groundsmon. :shh:There’s nowt up with the Robin Park pitch next door,
mind you they don’t have an eggchaser for a groundsmon. :shh:How do you know it’s okay? Do you watch games from the stands on a regular basis there?
It’s got feck all to do with the Groundsman. The stadium is build on a marsh and Robin Park would suffer the same problems if it were used as a Premier League ground. Anyone who played on the old Robin Park pitches will remember how bad they were for most of the year.
There’s nowt up with the Robin Park pitch next door,
mind you they don’t have an eggchaser for a groundsmon. :shh:How do you know it’s okay? Do you watch games from the stands on a regular basis there?
It’s got feck all to do with the Groundsman. The stadium is build on a marsh and Robin Park would suffer the same problems if it were used as a Premier League ground. Anyone who played on the old Robin Park pitches will remember how bad they were for most of the year.[/quote]
Not built on marsh! and th’owd Robin Park pitches were built ont Keck! ;)There’s nowt up with the Robin Park pitch next door,
mind you they don’t have an eggchaser for a groundsmon. :shh:How do you know it’s okay? Do you watch games from the stands on a regular basis there?
It’s got feck all to do with the Groundsman. The stadium is build on a marsh and Robin Park would suffer the same problems if it were used as a Premier League ground. Anyone who played on the old Robin Park pitches will remember how bad they were for most of the year.[/quote]
Not built on marsh! and th’owd Robin Park pitches were built ont Keck! ;) [/quote]I thought they where built on the gant?
Can we seriously not once and for all kick the rugby out so that the pitch doesnt get in the state it was today, again.
How can it be the rugby,s fault? They havnt played on it for months…..[/quote]
I think he was being ironic Landgate…Batch you were being ironic weren’t you?[/quote]
Yes, yes i was. But looking at the number of views the thread has had i can only presume some eggchaser thought i was being serious and ran off to post it on rlfans as quickly as they could.
Yes, yes i was. But looking at the number of views the thread has had i can only presume some eggchaser thought i was being serious and ran off to post it on rlfans as quickly as they could.Phew. Thought you’d taken leave of your senses for a minute. I’m sure I know someone who has a username for the rugby boards who could post something…
Correct LGB it was the gant :silent:Sorry I am not speaking your language very well please. ‘Gant’, ‘Keck’, whatever you call it. The area is call Marsh Green, and it’s on a floodplain from the Dougie. The whole area is sodden.
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