St Johnstone

[tijuanataxi]

Ment your observation was correct.

[LSArab]

Sell Benji and sign this Bonny keeper 😂

He’d need to lose a few pounds - as with a few other rose players! Great performance though, always the fun 🤩

[GUNBOAT]

Kirsten fae the fermers should shut her pus

Its been f ucking baltic here for days, snow, constant frost, -5 ffs these things happen

F uck they perth chunts

It does make you wonder what she is hoping for here.

A 3-0 victory?.
A massive fine?
Mind you rule H6.6 says. Undersoil heating systems must be fully utilised by the home club before any league game where there is a reasonable possibility of its pitch otherwise being frozen or covered in snow or ice.

[offshore_arab83]

She's after some kind of punishment for us the wee cow

She can ram her rule book straight up her erse

Sidewiys

[tHeArAb]

She's within her right to ask why the pitch wasn't playable as undersoil heating should 100% have thawed the pitch out, but she's bleating her drum wanting to know why it was such a late call off. Is that not pretty f*cking obvious??

[JamesMcClean]

Don’t know what her problem is. According to this, United offered to simply delay k.o. and play yesterday after all. I have no idea why St Johnstone would refuse this. Maybe Utd should counter-complain to the SFA against St Johnstone?

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/spor...z6Uer4fy0trhNs

[tHeArAb]

Don’t know what her problem is. According to this, United offered to simply delay k.o. and play yesterday after all. I have no idea why St Johnstone would refuse this. Maybe Utd should counter-complain to the SFA against St Johnstone?

https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/spor...z6Uer4fy0trhNs

"with the system believed to not have reached the iced areas of the park by the time of the inspections."

That suggests to me that the heating wasn't turned on in time, which would be the sole responsibility of the groundsman.

[JamesMcClean]

"with the system believed to not have reached the iced areas of the park by the time of the inspections."

That suggests to me that the heating wasn't turned on in time, which would be the sole responsibility of the groundsman.

Certainly sounds like that. But if it was going to be ok by 1700, why on earth would St Johnstone not just stick around? It doesn’t make any sense.

[tHeArAb]

Certainly sounds like that. But if it was going to be ok by 1700, why on earth would St Johnstone not just stick around? It doesn’t make any sense.

Strange. The article is suggesting they didn't want to hang about the stadium for an extra couple of hours with the Covid situation going on. Tbh I'm not so sure the pitch would've thawed by then. It was still pretty f*cking cold. Without that being guaranteed, I can see why they didn't fancy sticking around.

Either way, that's £1000 wasted (the cost of the heating being on for 24hrs) and whatever, if any, fine we may get for the game being off. Its not ideal.

[ahlltanyirhide]

"with the system believed to not have reached the iced areas of the park by the time of the inspections."

That suggests to me that the heating wasn't turned on in time, which would be the sole responsibility of the groundsman.

Sack the grounds man and bring back Albert who would happily meet Kirsten in his potting shed