comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 6 seconds ago
comment by THudd (U1029)
posted 2 minutes ago
Alongside that one of (Kash) I'm the Mané, I'm the Mané - Justice4Gaza (U1108) trying to do a scouse accent in front of a mirror.

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https://twitter.com/sundayshoutsfc/status/862316551105630210?lang=en
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Oh fack no that's the one of Chronic when he heard we might be getting Millwall.

Gimme two secs.

comment by THudd (U1029)
posted 4 minutes ago
Alongside that one of (Kash) I'm the Mané, I'm the Mané - Justice4Gaza (U1108) trying to do a scouse accent in front of a mirror.

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Here's a screenshot of the aftermath:

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/ovijoQ-hkgk/maxresdefault.jpg

comment by Flashy flibble (U10324)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by THudd (U1029)
posted 2 minutes ago
Alongside that one of (Kash) I'm the Mané, I'm the Mané - Justice4Gaza (U1108) trying to do a scouse accent in front of a mirror.

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https://twitter.com/sundayshoutsfc/status/862316551105630210?lang=en
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What’s with Trumps hair is that a combover or wig ?
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It’s a combover, but I saw an article written by someone who used to cut his hair, and she said he didn’t have a bald spot....that’s just the way he likes to comb it.

He dyes it that colour not replicated anywhere else on the planet, combs it over to the “style” he likes (something like a German WW2 helmet with a General's peak at the front), then sprays it rock solid.

Then he tells the hairdresser that they can cut it shorter, but they can’t change the “style”

He should have been classed unfit for the Presidency just for that.

comment by Edward Elizabeth Hitler. (U14393)
posted 1 hour, 11 minutes ago
Just a sneak preview of what it will be like .

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj9KD-kjLMY
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Man United fans commenting on the pitch, yet they forget that they tend to play less actual football than the rest of the top 6.

Can park their buses and ignore the ball on any surface I’d imagine?

Will give ali a chance to practice his Ariel work!

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/worst-pitch-league-abusive-fans-11983855

Horrendous!!!!!!

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Pitch Inspection Guidance
It is vital from the referees view point that when asked to undertake a pitch inspection, you do so
professionally and remembering the overriding factor of player safety. At the forefront of your mind
you must always think - is the playing surface safe to play on?
 If a pitch inspection is required (some competitions will
allow the home club/venue to postpone a match), arrive in
plenty of time to ensure the inspection is complete in good
time. Keep both clubs informed as and when appropriate.
 Prior to reaching a decision the Referee who is making the
inspection should consider the following
 Whether or not the ground (playing area) is dangerous (e.g.
ice / frost)
 Whether or not conditions are or could turn farcical
 The views of the Home Club Groundsman in terms of local knowledge and draining
capabilities in the event of standing water
 The existing condition of the playing surface in conjunction with the prevailing weather
conditions as previously confirmed with the local weather authority
 Be seen to be active and inspect thoroughly! A professional approach must be adopted when
carrying out an inspection. It is not acceptable just to take a cursory look at the field of play in
normal dress (i.e. Suit / Blazer etc.). Sports kit should be worn, along with appropriate
footwear (i.e. football boots). All areas of the pitch should be inspected. A ball should be
used to determine whether the surface is playable (for movement and bounce).
 Fog creates its’ own problems. Use perspectives from ground level and the back of a stand –
check forecast (remember that there is a responsibility to paying spectators)
 When dealing with such elements as frost or ice – remember that the highest temperature of
the day is usually around mid-day. Get a forecast if necessary of the projected temperature
for the time when the match is due to conclude
 The manpower available to the Home Club to carry out any necessary work to make the
ground playable
 The time the visiting Club are due to commence their journey
 Liaise with Managers to gauge the thoughts of both clubs
...remember the decision as to whether the match is played, is the referees.
 Once you have made your decision it’s important to communicate it with the home and the
away team.
 At some point it is important to also tell the competition, league or County depending on the
game you are refereeing.

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Seriously though, Spurs could offer to completely replace the pitch at Rochdale. They do not have the money to pay for it themselves.

Apparently, they are a passing team who on good surfaces play good football.

so it would benefit them as much as it would us.

The current pitch in my opinion is not fit for purpose and if it was raining on the Sunday, then there is a good chance the lines would be obliterated causing either delay or the match to be abandoned.

And in summary?
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No summary, just showing some of the guidelines referee's have for pre match inspections.

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It was mooted on the radio yesterday and could indeed be a serious proposal..would also allow us to spread some money down to a less fortunate club

Imagine if we relay their pitch and then lose

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comment by Greatteamswinit4times- a terrible enemy (U6008)
posted 2 seconds ago
comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 35 minutes ago
Imagine if we relay their pitch and then lose
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It relay their pitch, win the game and dig it up and take it back with you.
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It’s the only fair thing to do

1. What are the odd of the FA listening to Poch's request?
2. Is there a playable neutral pitch in the area?

comment by ツ Hєиgу+ (U9129)
posted 17 minutes ago
comment by Greatteamswinit4times- a terrible enemy (U6008)
posted 2 seconds ago
comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 35 minutes ago
Imagine if we relay their pitch and then lose
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It relay their pitch, win the game and dig it up and take it back with you.
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It’s the only fair thing to do
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Oh go on... you're not thinking are you?
Just pay Rochdale to throw the game and we can all go home to Wembley.

comment by Bennyville (U8058)
posted 1 hour, 15 minutes ago
Imagine if we relay their pitch and then lose
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I want us to progress as much as the next Spurs fan - I reckon our name is on the cup this year - but I don't agree with moving the game.

The beauty of the cup is that playing on crummy pitches is a leveller. Thus you get Cupsets. We need to suck it up (oh and don't play Kane with his dodgy ankles!)