Livingston away

[FTFun]

yeah, the likes of livi should get tae **** and be replaced by professional, well run clubs with proper well maintained grass pitches and undersoil heating systems.
Like, er , Dundee

[Yeats 62]

Yip............ it really is time to get those pitches away tae fcuk!!!

They bring nothing to the game. Teams that have them get the benefit of being familiar with them, home results/stats prove that.

Now the "all weather pitches" are proving to be not "all weather pitches" No idea if any have some sort of heating system involved, but if they do, they seem to be doing a DFC...

Can't say I've ever watched an entertaining proper futba match on one (that might be jist me)

We keep hearing that things have moved on in the game.... I'm not seeing it. Some say that those clubs can't afford to maintain a grass pitch and all that is involved with having one. Well piss off back to the lower leagues and let the seemingly lesser clubs who CAN maintain a decent grass pitch take your place.

[tHeArAb]

Club statement:

https://www.dundeeunitedfc.co.uk/new...TPONEMENT.html

[moicher]

this ^^^^

mind the time teams like falkirk couldnt come up cos of stadium requirements, this should be the same for pitches

non scottish people canna believe we allow these pitches in the top flight when its discussed. amateur as f uck

11 v 1 majority required to get rid. We need one of them relegated before the rules could be changed.

[JamesMcClean]

11 v 1 majority required to get rid. We need one of them relegated before the rules could be changed.

Well if Wiggy up in Sheepsville had done the honourable thing a few years back then we’d have ditched the 11-1 nonsense a long time ago…………….

[Jim_Jam]

Well if Wiggy up in Sheepsville had done the honourable thing a few years back then we’d have ditched the 11-1 nonsense a long time ago…………….

I understand how teams like Stenhousemuir benefit from a good plastic pitch but in the top league they should not be allowed.

Lets hope the plastic clubs go down soon and a rule can be put in place.

United for Change!

[tHeArAb]

I understand how teams like Stenhousemuir benefit from a good plastic pitch but in the top league they should not be allowed.

Lets hope the plastic clubs go down soon and a rule can be put in place.

United for Change!

I don't understand why you have to use such ridiculous text colours?

[Shedboy_Shimmy]

11 v 1 majority required to get rid. We need one of them relegated before the rules could be changed.

Might be wrong, but pretty sure there was only one artificial pitch in the league in 2021/22.
Presumably that would have been the time to have voted to get rid of them.

[Jim_Jam]

[tHeArAb]

Belter!!

Now they can't even use a white ball for five months of the season, regardless of the weather.