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st06nc2 21-02-2017 16:35

Cambridge United thread
 
Looking a pictures it looks very likely the game will be postponed

st06nc2 21-02-2017 16:51

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Game off

AccyMad 21-02-2017 16:57

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Shame as Cambridge will be here but looking at pics it's the right decision

Lord Didsbury 21-02-2017 17:14

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
OK - off to the Etihad for City v Monaco then.
Anyone fancy it? I've got a couple going spare (free) if anyone wants to go and can reply in the next 15 mins.

st06nc2 21-02-2017 17:33

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Still think If the ref had waited it may have drained in time, the rain has stopped and had a decent chance to recover

Exile on Spencer St 21-02-2017 18:13

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Maybe the ref took up Lord Didsbury's offer! :rolleyes:

Chrisr 21-02-2017 18:20

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
I am a little surprised that all the drainage work does not seem to have cured the problem completely. The pitch has been very sticky in the corner on the main stand side for a couple of weeks. It does seem that the problem is on this side of the pitch. I hope it can be resolved sooner than later. Andy has spent a lot on the pitch already.

deeayess 21-02-2017 18:27

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
It's an absolutely, shocking, disgraceful, embarrassing state of affairs and I will be writing a strongly worded letter to the club :D

That should save you know who coming on!!! :D

st06nc2 21-02-2017 18:29

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Where is Somerset he's been quiet lately ever since they had a game called off for waterlogged pitch

Dav1d 21-02-2017 18:36

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Andy holt himself has said he's sick of the drainage situation

VALAIRIAN 21-02-2017 18:49

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1188092)
It's an absolutely, shocking, disgraceful, embarrassing state of affairs and I will be writing a strongly worded letter to the club :D

That should save you know who coming on!!! :D

You just had to do it didn't you???

Now look what you have started :)

VALAIRIAN 21-02-2017 18:51

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188093)
Where is Somerset he's been quiet lately ever since they had a game called off for waterlogged pitch

Not quiet now ;)

:) :) :)

deeayess 21-02-2017 18:56

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by VALAIRIAN (Post 1188101)
You just had to do it didn't you???

Now look what you have started :)

Like a fly to a midden :D

Exile on Spencer St 21-02-2017 20:31

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by deeayess (Post 1188104)
Like a fly to a midden :D

Midden being the operative word!

Lord Stiffupperlip 21-02-2017 21:08

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Perhaps we should remember Accrington's claim to fame.
1. Its famous football club
2. Its famous 'iron' brick
3. It rains...........a lot!
You can't make the world's finest engineering brick using sand.
The clay beneath our feet supports the Empire State Building & Blackpool Tower.
Unfortunately, it's impervious to water & no amount of sand on top will help improve drainage.
The best thing that can be said about tonight's postponement is that it gives our boys a well deserved rest before the Doncaster game.

monkey hanger 22-02-2017 07:49

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Dav1d (Post 1188096)
Andy holt himself has said he's sick of the drainage situation

i imagine plenty before him have been sick of our pitch. seems a problem thats been going on for years before i entered the crown. others have tried and failed and i wonder if its a situation that we,ll have to just live with.

Lord Didsbury 22-02-2017 18:49

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
And also the weather. Many is the time we've driven from a Sun drenched Manchester to a cold, rainy Accy.

Exile on Spencer St 22-02-2017 20:06

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Lord Didsbury (Post 1188154)
And also the weather. Many is the time we've driven from a Sun drenched Manchester to a cold, rainy Accy.

That wasn't the sun, it was Flixton on fire.:rolleyes:

DAV007 23-02-2017 07:15

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
The sooner the football league allow modern 3G pitches in the league, the better

cashman 23-02-2017 07:33

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1188169)
The sooner the football league allow modern 3G pitches in the league, the better

Father wants 3G pitch review after 'links' to son's cancer - BBC Sport another good idea.:rolleyes:

st06nc2 23-02-2017 08:06

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1188170)

That's only because the rubber on 3G pitches contains arsenic, the development of 4G pitches means they are a lot safer than the older 3G pitches

monkey hanger 23-02-2017 08:23

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188172)
That's only because the rubber on 3G pitches contains arsenic, the development of 4G pitches means they are a lot safer than the older 3G pitches

i agree its the way forward. they,re a bit of a marmite surface though as some hate em and others love em. from a personal point of view i am in the latter catogary as i can run around all day on them unlike thick mud when my legs move but i don,t get anywhere. its like everything new it,ll take time as so many remember pitches like preston in the 80,s which were really unfit for the job.

cashman 23-02-2017 08:31

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188172)
That's only because the rubber on 3G pitches contains arsenic, the development of 4G pitches means they are a lot safer than the older 3G pitches

Maybe so but 4G wasnt the issue.:rolleyes:

Lord Stiffupperlip 23-02-2017 09:02

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188172)
That's only because the rubber on 3G pitches contains arsenic

Surely, this is what we should be putting in the opponents tea!
:D

Exile on Spencer St 23-02-2017 10:27

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188172)
That's ONLY because the rubber on 3G pitches contains arsenic, the development of 4G pitches means they are a lot safer than the older 3G pitches

Only? :eek:

Lord Didsbury 24-02-2017 07:11

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
It's a tragic case, of course, and no doubt my natural inclinations would be the same as the lad's dad, but presumably there would be other cases that have occurred if there's significant danger from these pitches? I looked on't tinternet and found reference to many studies in the US about these surfaces. Many say they are safe, some doubting the reliability of the research.

Hard to know exactly how to proceed when there are concerns like this. Probably with some caution, but you can't completely stop progress for the sake of what only appear to be one or two incidents that may not be linked in any way.

My parents still won't use microwave ovens as they think they are cancerous for some reason. Sounds a bit bonkers to me, although there's plenty of cases in the past (e.g. Asbestos) which point towards a more safety first approach.

cashman 24-02-2017 07:35

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
All i know having worked for years with Arsenic, is treat it with the upmost caution @ respect, we had to see the doc once a week for a check up.:eek:

DAV007 24-02-2017 08:32

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
4G cashman

How are you my old friend, haven't seen you in a while.

st06nc2 24-02-2017 09:55

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Exile on Spencer St (Post 1188184)
Only? :eek:

Yeh bit of arsenic toughen em up, kids nowadays are too soft

cashman 24-02-2017 10:30

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by DAV007 (Post 1188250)
4G cashman

How are you my old friend, haven't seen you in a while.

surviving dav, thats all yeh do at my age.:D

yonmon 24-02-2017 16:01

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by cashman (Post 1188260)
surviving dav, thats all yeh do at my age.:D

We don't get any better for keepin'....that's for sure old friend !.

Neil 25-02-2017 08:59

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
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monkey hanger 25-02-2017 09:49

Re: Cambridge United thread
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by st06nc2 (Post 1188259)
Yeh bit of arsenic toughen em up, kids nowadays are too soft

too much old lace.


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