Yeah mate, but I would much rather get the 3rd degree burns from dry grass than from grass with frost all over it
Something had to be done, Argentina for example were at a major disadvantage. I guess we will see how it works out later.
That's what sprinklers are for Ding!
Aristo. the sprinkler thing works to a point mate, but then you end up with a greasy surface and ball and that doesn't lend itself to running rugby. But its about the only option and right enough wetting the pitch is a damn sight cheaper than installing under pitch heaters for the dead of winter games.
It's a good idea and I see the benefit. Like Ding I worry about the potential for an early summer heatwave that could make the game very dangerous. I hate playing in even remotely warm conditions myself, can't imagine how it would be for the pro's at that level.
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posted on 11/7/13
Yeah mate, but I would much rather get the 3rd degree burns from dry grass than from grass with frost all over it
posted on 11/7/13
Something had to be done, Argentina for example were at a major disadvantage. I guess we will see how it works out later.
That's what sprinklers are for Ding!
posted on 11/7/13
Aristo. the sprinkler thing works to a point mate, but then you end up with a greasy surface and ball and that doesn't lend itself to running rugby. But its about the only option and right enough wetting the pitch is a damn sight cheaper than installing under pitch heaters for the dead of winter games.
posted on 17/7/13
It's a good idea and I see the benefit. Like Ding I worry about the potential for an early summer heatwave that could make the game very dangerous. I hate playing in even remotely warm conditions myself, can't imagine how it would be for the pro's at that level.
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