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[Albion] Heavy rain and 40mph winds forecast for game tomorrow
- Thread starter dwayne
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Weststander
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The east stand and first 28 rows of the north stand are going to get drenched.
GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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Could someone explain this joke please?
Dick Swiveller
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- Sep 9, 2011
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Sadly, failed politician Timothy Someone is beyond explanation.
Edit - ooooooh, autocorrect for Knob jockey's surname.
Edit 2 - autocorrect for the short form version of Timothy. This is fun.
n1 gull
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A once infamous poster (dickhead) on here claimed a game was going to be called off due to fog.
This claim meant lots of people did not travel to the game
Milano
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I seem to remember before lockdown that we had about 6 home games in a row where the weather was biblical, Norwich springs to mind as particularly bad, I believe Noah was seen on the A27.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Indeed, looks like the gentle southerly breeze will result in the Norff getting a tad damp. Good job it's not higher, might get blown away.
Better to have the wind first/second half? Would go against tradition to punt north in the first 45.
Better to have the wind first/second half? Would go against tradition to punt north in the first 45.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
…but hopefully not ESU
Weststander
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You should be fine, just a complimentary skin exfoliation from the driving hailstones.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
Grrrrr I remember that , a picture was posted of bad fog turned out to be a old photo , I think we were at Warwick services and decided to head back to Wales, admittedly we only travelled back to Telford before we realised it was fake but just decided to call it a day and went home, perhaps it was meant as a joke I don't know but it certainly wasn't that funny on the butt end of the joke.
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GingerBeerMan
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- Dec 29, 2011
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Appreciated, I must have mist that thread at the time.
BN41Albion
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Going to even more empty seats than there normal in the East lower today. Lots in the EL especially who seem to have money to burn buying season tickets and not turning up
horshamite
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- Nov 16, 2010
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As it's on TV how bad do the conditions have to get before match is called off? Safety of supporters considered too?
You are joking, aren't you?
You do realise a modern ground with top facilities will have a pitch that has the best base and also possibly a couple of drains incorporated. If we're lucky they may even have a suction pump on said drains that will suck the water away, a common feature of modern Premier League stadia.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btOsTyw7Zns
crookie
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Sure they'll still be watering the pitch at HT !!
Pretty sure when matches are called off normally at the higher end of the pyramid it's because it'd be dangerous to get there (usually heavy snow / ice). Only likely ground weather to impact is fog (e.g. Cardiff a few years ago).
There is absolutely no chance this game gets called off because of weather IMHO, none at all.
There is absolutely no chance this game gets called off because of weather IMHO, none at all.
Weststander
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Easiest route to park n ride and trains, half way through the second half (or on 60 minutes when we’re losing).
Billy the Fish
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Glad it's a late kick off, train queue at 1645 in torrential rain would be pretty grim