Sutton and their 'plastic' pitch - Page 9 - RedPassion.co.uk

Prodigal Dragon · 16th February 2018, 14.58:38

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Originally Posted by wrexhamandy

I should have said AT THE MOMENT I’m against them, as it creates a different kind of game to the 99% of the other games played on grass. No doubt artificial pitches are developing though so at the point they play the same and I can launch safely into a reckless last ditch sliding tackle on an artificial pitch then I’ll be fully behind them.

Red card to go with your red burn marks.

Junior Shabadoo · 16th February 2018, 21.30:08

BBC Non League podcast had the Sutton manager on and this was discussed. If anybody can still block it after hearing that...well it just depends if you're interested in facts or prejudice.
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Old Paddock Man · 16th February 2018, 21.31:02

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Originally Posted by Gatekeeper

Have you seen our home form?

If you check Bromley and Maidstone's results you will see they get better results on the road.

If you think stuff like facts or even expertise are going to change my view you’re sadly mistaken. Not these days. They don’t count anymore don’t ya know.

Junior Shabadoo · 16th February 2018, 22.18:01

Aaaand to labour the point further via podcasts. One episode of the Totally Football League show brought these three quotes:

Roots Hall is a quagmire.

It's League 2 - they're not perfect pitches (re Swindon's style)

There's the issue with the surface (re Rochdale)

Stop the madness.
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bartonbank · 17th February 2018, 11.21:26

Just driven past the ground and The Plough looks shut!

gaz79 · 17th February 2018, 11.29:52

The Gander pub nearby is nearest pub for those coming by road.

krux · 17th February 2018, 11.44:16

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Originally Posted by Junior Shabadoo

BBC Non League podcast had the Sutton manager on and this was discussed. If anybody can still block it after hearing that...well it just depends if you're interested in facts or prejudice.
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Or indeed have a preference.
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KT12 Exile · 17th February 2018, 11.52:13

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Originally Posted by gaz79

The Gander pub nearby is nearest pub for those coming by road.

Cock and Bull or the Robin Hood should also have some Wrexham supporters in
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Hometown Unicorn · 17th February 2018, 12.25:30

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Originally Posted by bartonbank

Just driven past the ground and The Plough looks shut!

Idiots.

Thanks for the heads up!

16th February 2018, 21.30:08	#74-0 (permalink)
Junior Shabadoo Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2016 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sutton and their 'plastic' pitch BBC Non League podcast had the Sutton manager on and this was discussed. If anybody can still block it after hearing that...well it just depends if you're interested in facts or prejudice. Posted via mobile theme

16th February 2018, 22.18:01	#76-0 (permalink)
Junior Shabadoo Cult Hero Joined: Aug 2016 Racecourse Spot: none given Real Name: none given Twitter: @	Re: Sutton and their 'plastic' pitch Aaaand to labour the point further via podcasts. One episode of the Totally Football League show brought these three quotes: Roots Hall is a quagmire. It's League 2 - they're not perfect pitches (re Swindon's style) There's the issue with the surface (re Rochdale) Stop the madness. Posted via mobile theme

17th February 2018, 11.21:26	#77-0 (permalink)
bartonbank Administrator (info 1 & 2) Joined: Oct 2004 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Sutton and their 'plastic' pitch Just driven past the ground and The Plough looks shut! __________________ Empty vessels make the loudest noise.

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gaz79 Trialist Joined: May 2008 Racecourse Spot: Real Name: Twitter: @	Re: Sutton and their 'plastic' pitch The Gander pub nearby is nearest pub for those coming by road.