BilsthorpeStag wrote:£50 the sprinklers are used today
Slackythestag wrote:As much as I want to see some footie today. I think if we play today and with the rain coming down, it would ruin the pitch for next few weeks/months, especially with a busy Xmas period.
Wouldn't be surprised if the club take the safe option and call it
pemill wrote:If my garden and surrounding area are anything to go by, there isn't a scooby's of the game going ahead today. Field Mill can't cope with this much water
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BigGuy wrote:pemill wrote:If my garden and surrounding area are anything to go by, there isn't a scooby's of the game going ahead today. Field Mill can't cope with this much water
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Classic Stagsnet wet weather post
Are we playing on your garden? What drainage does it have installed ?
BigGuy wrote:pemill wrote:If my garden and surrounding area are anything to go by, there isn't a scooby's of the game going ahead today. Field Mill can't cope with this much water
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Classic Stagsnet wet weather post
Are we playing on your garden? What drainage does it have installed ?
lancer wrote:It’s wetter than an Otters pocket out there.
Would not be the least surprised to see this one off.
It would not be the best game if on and more than likely Won on who adapted to the conditions better.
Could be wrong however!
Richard Cranium wrote:Clipstone game on
Bradders wrote:We don't have the advantage of actually walking on the pitch at 2pm to check, but the weather is warm, dry, breezy and sunny after a drizzly morning. So the club shouldn't be surprised if eyebrows are raised about the postponement. In years gone by, it would have had to be raining at kickoff time for a match to be called off. Or at least a morning of extreme rain.
After all the investment in the pitch drainage JR will be extremely disappointed when he learns how fine the Mansfield weather is.
Martin Shaw wrote:Forest Green off, Bradford off
So 5 games off in League Two with Grimsby in the balance.
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