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The managers decide if the pitch is to be watered, not the groundsman.
Didn’t know that. If that is the case Warren needs leave it to the people who should know best.
You could see the thread bare bits were soaked at half time against Norwich and mud was flicking up when players were running.. I’m no expert but I know a wet pitch tears up easily.[/quote]If you notice at some grounds they only actually water certain parts of the pitch. We used to water the right wing for example to help the ball run for Gary Teale.[/quote]
Do we water the pitch so the ball zips along the surface, or is it done so the extra water holds the ball up.
Or do we do it just for the sake of it to try to wet the substitutes?
It always looks in good shape when the goons play. Its then cut short and rips up once latics get on it in winter and its wet. Will never be any good cos.of wjere its built
Next time some one moans about the pitch spare a thought for this team’s pitch at a fine location in the Atlas Mts of Morocco.
Next time some one moans about the pitch spare a thought for this team’s pitch at a fine location in the Atlas Mts of Morocco.No. If they have nets, then it is perfect!
No ….. no nets!!
At least an hours walk from the village nestled down in the valley. This was the closest ‘flat’ piece of land to the village Nuisance if someone did a Ramis style penalty shot …. long way to go and get the ball.
No they have no nets.
It was about an hours walk from the village nestled and snuggled down in the steep sided valley. It was the closest flat piece of land to the village. It’d be a blinkin’ nuisance if some one did a Ramis style penalty kick at goal as a shot. A long way to go and retrieve the ball.
I know!!!! I dunno how these double posts happen. At least they aren’t in CAPS!! That really would be emphasis! Asante sana! Bahati mbiya!!!
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