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With those wind speeds as per the forecast no midfield in the world will be able to keep the ball on the floor or on the pitch.

I was at the Deeside Stadium last Friday for Nomads v TNS - never, ever in my life been at a game in such strong winds and it made a nonsense of the contest bordering on the farcical bordering on the dangerous to continue - when steel crowd control barriers and chairs are getting flipped around standing spectators you have to question the validity of proceeding. Advertising boards, roof panels - only needs one to fly off and land in the crowds and the consequences would be considerable. I recall attending Anfield many years ago to see Liverpool play Derby County - the game got called off for no other reason than extreme high winds.

Also would think that the powers that be will take into consideration supporters travel arrangements - may well go the same way as the Torquay fixture based on that forecast. Perhaps an early call tomorrow might be made.