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    The all weather pitch at Hamilton

    a bit like the all weather pitch at Palmerston

    is not all weather after all. Mind you they'd probably been watering it all afternoon.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stokearab View Post

    is not all weather after all. Mind you they'd probably been watering it all afternoon.
    Eh, just the one half though.

    cheating chunts

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    ****s should be made to have grass pitches, **** all these ****ey all weather ( but only in good weather) pitches

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    Quote Originally Posted by Arabdownsouth View Post
    ****s should be made to have grass pitches, **** all these ****ey all weather ( but only in good weather) pitches
    Agree. all weather - unless its below zero!

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    i see why teams like killie and accies have astro pitches and i do think they are good in terms of giving back to the community but the amount of games which have been called off on astro pitches in last few weeks must be questioned by SFA. When teams can get games on grass pitches, how can the astro pitches not be playable?? when our game was called off v qots. Elgin city's game at home was on. the weather in elgin was meant to be colder than down in dumfries but they managed to get their game on? how is that possible esp considering the finances of elgin (no undersoil heating so on)

    these pitches are meant to mean less games called off but these pitches are shocking no matter what the weather is. if its too cold the pitches still freeze if they are too warm the pitch becomes "sticky" meaning the quality of football is affected.

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    Quote Originally Posted by darrenshedtastic View Post
    i see why teams like killie and accies have astro pitches and i do think they are good in terms of giving back to the community but the amount of games which have been called off on astro pitches in last few weeks must be questioned by SFA. When teams can get games on grass pitches, how can the astro pitches not be playable?? when our game was called off v qots. Elgin city's game at home was on. the weather in elgin was meant to be colder than down in dumfries but they managed to get their game on? how is that possible esp considering the finances of elgin (no undersoil heating so on)

    these pitches are meant to mean less games called off but these pitches are shocking no matter what the weather is. if its too cold the pitches still freeze if they are too warm the pitch becomes "sticky" meaning the quality of football is affected.
    All win for them and not rest of scotland? injuries and recovery increased if you are not playing on it all the time as well. only in scotlans

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    It is blatantly so they can rent out the pitch weeknights for extra revenue without worrying about wearing out the turf.

    If 4G is so great how come it's not installed at the Bernabau or Old Trafford? Go figure.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    It is blatantly so they can rent out the pitch weeknights for extra revenue without worrying about wearing out the turf.

    If 4G is so great how come it's not installed at the Bernabau or Old Trafford? Go figure.
    Some leagues have a novel idea about playing football outside the 3 coldest months of the year! Just imagine that!

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    Quote Originally Posted by JamesMcClean View Post
    It is blatantly so they can rent out the pitch weeknights for extra revenue without worrying about wearing out the turf.

    If 4G is so great how come it's not installed at the Bernabau or Old Trafford? Go figure.
    Look up 'Desso Grassmaster' James.

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    Yeh I'm aware of Grassmaster but that's basically a hybrid pitch which is essentially natural grass but is simply reinforced with artificial fibres. They've got it at Murrayfield as well. It stops the turf 'cutting up' over the course of the season and stop bald patches developing. It's still a grass pitch though.

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