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Viking Chat => Viking Chat => Topic started by: Copps is Magic on February 10, 2017, 05:56:19 pm
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(http://i.imgur.com/XCV9mFH.png)
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UNpopular decision but I'd call the f**ker off.
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Well at least its not under 6 inches of water
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(http://i.imgur.com/XCV9mFH.png)
I guess that it's been a lot worse and even with my bad eyes it don't look too bad
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Well at least its not under 6 inches of water
Depends what time the tide comes in.
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I guess that it's been a lot worse and even with my bad eyes it don't look too bad
Here you go (https://www.specsavers.co.uk/)
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Copps,
That's product placement and banned from the BBC!
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Looks like the Keepmoat pitch did at the back end of 2012-13.
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As long as the goals are in the same place we should be ok!
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Looks a lot drier than I have seen on a while.. that's one less challenge perhaps..
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Bucket and spade required
COYR
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UNpopular decision but I'd call the f**ker off.
I wonder if you'd think that if you had travelled all the way there 😕
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Depends on the circumstances. Anything that has potential to derail our title bid I wouldn't accept.
I went to Weston-Super-mare, sucked up the call-off and went back for the replay.
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Best thing about a called off game is either you don't leave the pub or head straight back to it .
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Maybe Newport will just build a big sandcastle in the goal mouth and shut up shop.
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I've played on twice as bad a pitch as that avoiding dog turds and bonfire remnants while dribbling a ball uphill at Northgate. I played on a pitch at South Kirkby where there wasn't a blade of grass it was a dustbowl with what looked like holes where pipes had been under the pitch.
Our home pitch slogging up and down the wing with a boot full of mud, sweat in my eyes and trying to move either side was impossible. That pitch was terrible by today's high standards but in years gone by a run of the mill lower league pitch.
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The Baseball Ground used to look like that - only wet. It was a childs playground really. Just mud.
BobG
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I once played on a pitch at Edenthorpe that had a four foot hole in the centre circle around which were three traffic cones.
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If the coach was playing with one in the hole you would have been well chuffed.