Lawwell at it again

[CB_1874]

i see, only all weather pitches can be attacked with squeege,s to remove the excess water. do they harm grass pitches.

Aye, a mop and bucket was all this needed.

[CB_1874]

Cat got yer tongue, Reve?

[John65]

Clubs (or companies in the peculiar case of The rangers) should have decent drainage to ensure their pitches are playable. If this pitch is up to the SFA's standards, then such standards need revising.
As it is, we're just where we are prior to the last game we had against them was played - hardly a big deal

[Steen hive]

I mind a game being postponed due to the hastily and indeed cheap erection of a stadium not being able to withstand a breeze :

[ScotlandFirst]

Parkhead's safety record over the last century is exemplary.

[CB_1874]

Parkhead's safety record over the last century is exemplary.

Hugh Dallas, Gordon Strachan and the AC Milan keeper might disagree.

To just a few...

[John65]

Parkhead's safety record over the last century is exemplary.

Hugh Dallas, Gordon Strachan and the AC Milan keeper might disagree.

To just a few...[/quote]
"Diet hun in deliberately misconstruing post" shocker...

[ScotlandFirst]

It's a shame that not more clubs over the history of the Scottish game put the safety of visitors to their ground above making a fast buck. Celtic are to be praised for their efforts in this regards.

[CB_1874]

Parkhead's safety record over the last century is exemplary.

Hugh Dallas, Gordon Strachan and the AC Milan keeper might disagree.

To just a few...[/quote]
"Diet hun in deliberately misconstruing post" shocker...[/quote]

Sorry for posting facts, Timmy. I know you're not too keen on them.

[John65]

Parkhead's safety record over the last century is exemplary.

Hugh Dallas, Gordon Strachan and the AC Milan keeper might disagree.

To just a few...[/quote]
"Diet hun in deliberately misconstruing post" shocker...[/quote]

Sorry for posting facts, Timmy. I know you're not too keen on them. [/quote]
Diet hun in deflection shocker...