fine by me - both teams have to play on it?
tedebear said:fine by me - both teams have to play on it?
Man of Harveys said:That's true - on that basis they could play it in the Prince Regent Swimming Pool (actually, don't mention that idea to Maurinho) or Brighton beach. But - like the Stamford Bridge pitch - I don't think those are necessarily the best places for Mssrs Ronaldinho, Wright-Phillips etc to show what they're capable of.
Man of Harveys said:That's true - on that basis they could play it in the Prince Regent Swimming Pool (actually, don't mention that idea to Maurinho) or Brighton beach. But - like the Stamford Bridge pitch - I don't think those are necessarily the best places for Mssrs Ronaldinho, Wright-Phillips etc to show what they're capable of.
Meade's_Ball said:My friend bounced off an inflatable octopus and cut his head open on the pool-side at Prince regents. That was about 18 years ago. And i always felt like a pervert being in the kids pool. I had no chest-hair, but felt like an adult in a youngster's frame. My friend became unconscious, and a man in tight shorts came running to help him.
Man of Harveys said:But just what WERE you doing in the kids' pool? PEEING in it? Is that why it's always warmer than the big pool?
Spiros said:Despite the fact that the pitch is practically waterlogged and it's forecast to rain, Chelsea are still watering it.
tedebear said:agreed - their should be some kind of standard theat a pitch has to be though - but can you imagine the ref saying sorry everyone the games off, ticket prices returned and the game rescheduled....