THE PITCH

rob the royal
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Re: THE PITCH

by rob the royal » 17 Dec 2008 18:58

rabidbee I personally think that people are only making a fuss about the pitch because The Championship did.


actually quite a few people mentioned it to me before kick off so it was obviously pretty bad...

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Re: THE PITCH

by Tony Le Mesmer » 18 Dec 2008 12:10

Our pitch was knackered a couple of years back and didnt do our results too much harm.

Both teams have to play on it and given how we use wide areas and get the ball forward quickly a lot i reckon it might play in our favour.

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Re: THE PITCH

by JC » 23 Dec 2008 21:23

I remember going on the pitch after the Derby win that sealed the chamionship in 2006. the thing that struck me was that there was virually no grass visible. It was like rolled mud, but it did not seem to matter that season.

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Re: THE PITCH

by Chuckle Brother » 24 Dec 2008 11:53

Anyone see any of the rugby on Saturday that can give an indication how the pitch looked then ?

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Re: THE PITCH

by Vision » 24 Dec 2008 12:09

Chuckle Brother Anyone see any of the rugby on Saturday that can give an indication how the pitch looked then ?


Pretty much perfect.



































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Re: THE PITCH

by mg1976royal » 26 Dec 2008 19:27

Could not believe how much better the pitch looked considering how bad it was 2 weeks ago and that the strange shape ball chasers had played on it since.

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Re: THE PITCH

by LoyalRoyalFan » 27 Dec 2008 10:24

To be honest the pitch wasn't great. There were numerous occasions where Stephen Hunt and Kevin Doyle slipped and fell over due to the state of the pitch.

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