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covboy1987

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The wonderful St andrews pitch is turning into a mirror of the quagmire that we left at the Ricoh - Having two teams playing on it certainly has taken its toll -also noted by birmingham fans alike -
 

pastythegreat

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The wonderful St andrews pitch is turning into a mirror of the quagmire that we left at the Ricoh - Having two teams playing on it certainly has taken its toll -also noted by birmingham fans alike -
Fucking hell, its a bit bare in places but to compare it to the Ricoh pitch is a bit of an exaggeration dont you think?

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Magwitch

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Think it looks worse than it is, doesn’t cut up that much considering the amount of rain it’s had on it and at least two games a week currently.
 

ccfc92

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The wonderful St andrews pitch is turning into a mirror of the quagmire that we left at the Ricoh - Having two teams playing on it certainly has taken its toll -also noted by birmingham fans alike -

Maybe we can move again.

Hopefully Villa Park, their pitch is lovely.
 

jordan210

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Having just put the wasps match on the pitch from a distance looks ok in parts. Its not until you see close ups and its not flat and as soon as someone runs on it starts to churn up. The reason it looks ok in parts is due to length of grass compared to a football pitch.

Think you local park flatness. If you played football on it the ball would be so unpredictable Screenshot 2021-01-31 at 15.11.33.jpg Screenshot 2021-01-31 at 15.12.33.png
 
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MusicDating

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Having just put the wasps match on the pitch from a distance looks ok in parts. Its not until you see close ups and its not flat and as soon as someone runs on it starts to churn up. The reason it looks ok in parts is due to length of grass compared to a football pitch.

Think you local park flatness. If you played football on it the ball would be so unpredictableView attachment 18547View attachment 18548
Wonder what attendance are they going to claim?...
 

Wyken Sky Blue

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Before my time but the pitches were seemingly fine in the 70s...

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Fucking hell, its a bit bare in places but to compare it to the Ricoh pitch is a bit of an exaggeration dont you think?

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At least the grass at st Andrews stays in place unlike the Ricoh
 
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Having just put the wasps match on the pitch from a distance looks ok in parts. Its not until you see close ups and its not flat and as soon as someone runs on it starts to churn up. The reason it looks ok in parts is due to length of grass compared to a football pitch.

Think you local park flatness. If you played football on it the ball would be so unpredictableView attachment 18547View attachment 18548
More worryingly is that your watching the insects
 

Mcbean

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Before my time but the pitches were seemingly fine in the 70s...

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When i lived just up the road i supported Chelsea - great game can still do the team - on the Pic i think from the right Dempsey , Cooke , Webb , Hollins and chopper - for Leeds i see Alan Clarke far right 7 Peter Lorimer 9 Mick Jones
 

Hobo

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We are at that time of year when the weather is against the groundstaff. It will improve with the weather.
 

Woodingdean_Sky_Blue

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Having just put the wasps match on the pitch from a distance looks ok in parts. Its not until you see close ups and its not flat and as soon as someone runs on it starts to churn up. The reason it looks ok in parts is due to length of grass compared to a football pitch.

Think you local park flatness. If you played football on it the ball would be so unpredictable

People should realise that if we go back to the Ricoh it will cause problems with our future Champions League campaigns.

UEFA rules for the Champions League say:

"For natural pitches, the height of the grass may not, in principle, exceed 30mm and the entire playing surface must be cut to the same height. The height of the cut should be the same for both the training sessions and the match. If deemed necessary by the referee or the UEFA match delegate, the home club may be requested to reduce the height of the grass for the match and training sessions."

The grass at the Ricoh is usually longer than 30mm as this suits the insects.

Just another reason for people to realise it's time to move on...
 

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