It will be onI've heard the game is likely to be on, also heard that the team may even have a light training session on it this weekend given they've not been there since April.
It will be on
unfortunately neither club can invest in the pitch ,so we will have to deal with how the pitch is presented to us
Most of the bowling greens I've played on this season have been in poor condition, the weather has been terrible for the grass!Apparently it's much improved, its looking like a bowling green....... a vandalised bowling green.
It’ll be on Tuesday - not sure how good it will be for next Saturday but we have a 10 break until next game v PNE on it on 31st then another 9 days until WBA game. Problem will be when Wasps start back playing on it as it seems to have been patched up rather than a full pitch repaid by a new one being relaid
We need new owners yesterdayIt will be on
unfortunately neither club can invest in the pitch ,so we will have to deal with how the pitch is presented to us
As much as they might be in financial trouble i doubt very much it'll come to thatId say thats now an IF wasps play on it tbh
Honestly I think Wasps going down the drain is the crucial first step towards this. It's one of the reasons I'm willing their implosion along, that and they are cunts.We need new owners yesterday
Wow, that’s really insightful.We need new owners yesterday
Maybe they don't know. If they say its def on and then a pitch inspection is failed people will moan, if they say its def off and then it turns out it could ave been played people will moan.Club taking the piss not confirming this is on yet
The longer it goes without an announcement , the more concerned I would be it’s not as positive as originally thoughtMaybe they don't know. If they say its def on and then a pitch inspection is failed people will moan, if they say its def off and then it turns out it could ave been played people will moan.
My dreams involve a wealthy motivated city supporting billionaire in the background waiting for Wasps to go bust to buy the lease off the council with a del already in place to buy the club from sisu.Honestly I think Wasps going down the drain is the crucial first step towards this. It's one of the reasons I'm willing their implosion along, that and they are cunts.
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My dreams involve a wealthy motivated city supporting billionaire in the background waiting for Wasps to go bust to buy the lease off the council with a del already in place to buy the club from sisu.
Maybe they don't know. If they say its def on and then a pitch inspection is failed people will moan, if they say its def off and then it turns out it could ave been played people will moan.
My dreams involve a wealthy motivated city supporting billionaire in the background waiting for Wasps to go bust to buy the lease off the council with a del already in place to buy the club from sisu.
They should have SOME money coming in, as I hear they have some hookers on their books!It turned out that Wasps couldn't afford the grass seed.
Like Bell Green Crown Bowls Club then?Apparently it's much improved, its looking like a bowling green....... a vandalised bowling green.
They should have SOME money coming in, as I hear they have some hookers on their books!
Is that because the other teams are great on bad pitches?I guess we better hope that our away form is solid this season then.
The longer it goes without an announcement , the more concerned I would be it’s not as positive as originally thought
What's changed since your last post where you stated it was on?
I would have thought a communication would have come out by now , the longer it goes , it might not seem the EFL inspection went as well as originally thoughtWhat's changed since your last post where you stated it was on?
Fantastic!I would have thought a communication would have come out by now , the longer it goes , it might not seem the EFL inspection went as well as originally thought
I really hope this is complete conjecture and they inform everybody quite soon what is going on so they can make plans. Anything from fans buying tickets and booking transport to local pubs and clubs putting a few extra barrels and burgers in stock . It is worrying that Wigan are not selling tickets yet but then again I imagine 500 Northern die hards can just pay on the gate in an away end that size.58 pages, tl/dr them all ... so okay, I have a cunning plan
CWG had a tenancy until 14th August. Our next game is on 16th August. Although we asked to play on the surface on 7/8, we didn't so the pitch issues will have had time under Wasps original theory to be resolved. So if the pitch is unplayable by Tuesday night, Wasps have run out their only excuse for a terrible surface ie. that we wanted to play on it before they said we could.
Breach of contract - SiSu to file a complaint of said breach with loss of earnings with the courts for court ordered financial restitution. Under this premise, CCFC would not be under any responsibility for postponing any further fixtures and having to face potential EFL sanctions as the onus lays entirely with our landlords. Yes, we'd have to push a couple of games into a busy season but the further financial burden would be on Wasps ... I doubt the CVA would help them against court demanded money and CCC can't keep "helping them out".
Please read with the sense of utter insanity I feel at the moment
Sure have, will we all retain that knowledge past Xmas……AgronomistI suspect it can't officially be called on or off until a referee has inspected it, regardless what an agronomist says (have we all learnt a new word this week?).
I suspect it can't officially be called on or off until a referee has inspected it, regardless what an agronomist says (have we all learnt a new word this week?).
Me: Google, what's an agronomist?
Google: Agronomists are scientists who specialize in crop production, soil control, and soil management. They try to find ways to maximize crop production from a given acreage of soil. They also perform experiments to determine and then maximize plant nutrients and soil health.
It would be too easy to make jokes about "crop production" given our position. But if the EFL have selected him then his input will affect any decision they make. He's going to be more knowledgeable about the quality of the surface than a football referee. I doubt they'd have asked any guy to pop over just to give advise on making it playable. If he says the ground is beyond repair, EFL can only really start preparation to change our home fixtures to another venue. Well, the alternative is to knock our entire season on the head, have a delayed points deduction and we all start again in League 1 next season.
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