by Jackson Corner » 18 Nov 2011 14:36
by cmonurz » 18 Nov 2011 15:33
by LUX » 18 Nov 2011 15:57
by cmonurz » 18 Nov 2011 16:06
TheMaraudingDog Wrong mate.
Like golf, give me any club and I'll hit the same shot. give a pro different clubs and you'll see a difference.
At the top level smaller margins make bigger differences.
cmonurzTheMaraudingDog Wrong mate.
Like golf, give me any club and I'll hit the same shot. give a pro different clubs and you'll see a difference.
At the top level smaller margins make bigger differences.
Not quite. Give you any two golf clubs and you won't be able to perceive the difference between the two shots, whereas a pro can, and so could adapt.
cmonurzTheMaraudingDog Wrong mate.
Like golf, give me any club and I'll hit the same shot. give a pro different clubs and you'll see a difference.
At the top level smaller margins make bigger differences.
Not quite. Give you any two golf clubs and you won't be able to perceive the difference between the two shots, whereas a pro can, and so could adapt.
by Toon Toon Blue army » 19 Nov 2011 15:54
by Uke » 19 Nov 2011 15:59
by cmonurz » 19 Nov 2011 16:01
TheMaraudingDog
Why do you think teams with lesser ability and fitness when playing against top sides let the grass grow longer? Its because it will close the gulf in class. It will have more of an impact on the better side. As it happens 3g has longer blades than a top pitch.
Comonurz, your arrogance in subjects that you have no idea on is astonishing. May i politely suggest that before you continue on this thread you spend some time playing football as quite frankly you are speaking out of your arse.
by Uke » 19 Nov 2011 16:03
cmonurz Uke - I don't think that's an accurate description of what is more a 'technology' than just a rubber mat.
cmonurz Because it is used across leagues in Europe, seemingly with no issue.
by Uke » 19 Nov 2011 16:13
No Fixed Abodecmonurz Because it is used across leagues in Europe, seemingly with no issue.
Spurs had issues with the Young Boys pitch IIRC.
cmonurzTheMaraudingDog
Why do you think teams with lesser ability and fitness when playing against top sides let the grass grow longer? Its because it will close the gulf in class. It will have more of an impact on the better side. As it happens 3g has longer blades than a top pitch.
Comonurz, your arrogance in subjects that you have no idea on is astonishing. May i politely suggest that before you continue on this thread you spend some time playing football as quite frankly you are speaking out of your arse.
You've missed the point spectacularly. If plastic pitches are re-introduced, even only at a number of smaller clubs, the top players will be exposed to those pitches more and more and will have no problem adapting to playing on them. As with the golf analogy - sure, a pro's first shot with a 10 year old Wilson club might be average, but give him half an hour with it and he'll be striking it clean as you like
by cmonurz » 19 Nov 2011 16:44
by Uke » 19 Nov 2011 16:49
cmonurz Arsenal, Liverpool and Barcelona already have synthetic training pitches used mainly by their academy players.
by cmonurz » 19 Nov 2011 16:52
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