Hound wrote:Half time entertainment? Have I just not been paying attention?
Unless they are classing the groundsman wandering around prodding the ground with a fork entertainment. If so, will be sad to see him to goRoyalBlue wrote:Hound wrote:Half time entertainment? Have I just not been paying attention?The very idea that they could suspend part of the square root of bugger all. You get better half-time entertainment at non-league grounds.
Hound wrote:Unless they are classing the groundsman wandering around prodding the ground with a fork entertainment. If so, will be sad to see him to goRoyalBlue wrote:Hound wrote:Half time entertainment? Have I just not been paying attention?The very idea that they could suspend part of the square root of bugger all. You get better half-time entertainment at non-league grounds.
They were the days!RoyalBlue wrote:Probably needed the late, great, Gordon Neate and his special fertiliser!
Those pacey runs and flair down the wing have just not been evident recently hence lack of match worn evidence. Agreed.SCIAG wrote:The pitch has got much better ever since we sold Antonio.
Will it mean that the p.a. bloke will keep quiet?Hound wrote:Half time entertainment? Have I just not been paying attention?
paultheroyal wrote:They were the days!RoyalBlue wrote:Probably needed the late, great, Gordon Neate and his special fertiliser!
Pitch has been superb for the last couple of years, kicking out the London Irish clearly the best thing ever and reaping rewards with that and hopefully lessons learned.
Would say that pitch technologies have come on a long way since we had really bad pitches because of the rugby. Also, them playing in the premier league helps - less games, more ground staff, bigger budgets for top of the range equipment.Nameless wrote:paultheroyal wrote:They were the days!RoyalBlue wrote:Probably needed the late, great, Gordon Neate and his special fertiliser!
Pitch has been superb for the last couple of years, kicking out the London Irish clearly the best thing ever and reaping rewards with that and hopefully lessons learned.
And as expected here he comes.....
Is it a different Irish that are playing at Brentford and not doing their pitch any harm ?
No idea, dont follow rugby to those extreme but most probably is. What i do know is the London Irish who were based in Reading, severely damaged the playing surface, and since their vacation, the pitch has been excellent. Hope that helps.Nameless wrote:paultheroyal wrote:They were the days!RoyalBlue wrote:Probably needed the late, great, Gordon Neate and his special fertiliser!
Pitch has been superb for the last couple of years, kicking out the London Irish clearly the best thing ever and reaping rewards with that and hopefully lessons learned.
And as expected here he comes.....
Is it a different Irish that are playing at Brentford and not doing their pitch any harm ?
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