Martian wrote:it would seem we have never played them in the past - is that correct?
Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Sedgwick wrote:Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Agreed a grass pitch should be the minimum requirement for a professional club. Fair enough in non league where clubs cant afford it but not in the EFL. Theres teams way way way below the conference that all manage it so any pro club should be able to.
Teams playing on plastic every week will be used to it, it changes the game and its an advantage when playing at home.
spanishstag wrote:Sedgwick wrote:Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Agreed a grass pitch should be the minimum requirement for a professional club. Fair enough in non league where clubs cant afford it but not in the EFL. Theres teams way way way below the conference that all manage it so any pro club should be able to.
Teams playing on plastic every week will be used to it, it changes the game and its an advantage when playing at home.
But surely the said teams away record would be terrible having to play on an unusual surface
Dan wrote:I’m surprised they’re not playing the games at the training grounds of either Leeds or Huddersfield with them being behind closed doors. I’ve done U23 fixtures at both of them and they’re well prepared for these type of games.
Sneag wrote:Dan wrote:I’m surprised they’re not playing the games at the training grounds of either Leeds or Huddersfield with them being behind closed doors. I’ve done U23 fixtures at both of them and they’re well prepared for these type of games.
Or York City.
Dan wrote:spanishstag wrote:Sedgwick wrote:Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Agreed a grass pitch should be the minimum requirement for a professional club. Fair enough in non league where clubs cant afford it but not in the EFL. Theres teams way way way below the conference that all manage it so any pro club should be able to.
Teams playing on plastic every week will be used to it, it changes the game and its an advantage when playing at home.
But surely the said teams away record would be terrible having to play on an unusual surface
The way Harrogate played at Wembley blows this theory out of the water
Dan wrote:spanishstag wrote:Sedgwick wrote:Conker wrote:Rob wrote:League 1 and 2 should be allowed to use artificial pitches, the argument is even stronger in this tough financial climate.
Completely disagree, if you can’t maintain a grass pitch you shouldn’t be allowed in the professional leagues. For once I’m fully in line with the EFL
I understand this is a pretty divided thing, and the benefits and negatives to grass/plastic but ultimately I just don’t think it should ever be allowed at this level.
Agreed a grass pitch should be the minimum requirement for a professional club. Fair enough in non league where clubs cant afford it but not in the EFL. Theres teams way way way below the conference that all manage it so any pro club should be able to.
Teams playing on plastic every week will be used to it, it changes the game and its an advantage when playing at home.
But surely the said teams away record would be terrible having to play on an unusual surface
The way Harrogate played at Wembley blows this theory out of the water
Sedgwick wrote:Dan wrote:The way Harrogate played at Wembley blows this theory out of the water
Not really.... both played on grass so no advantage, imagine if it was at their ground.
Dan wrote:Sedgwick wrote:Dan wrote:The way Harrogate played at Wembley blows this theory out of the water
Not really.... both played on grass so no advantage, imagine if it was at their ground.
Notts won 2-0 on their plastic pitch
Bros wrote:Harrogate would play 23 games on plastic, 23 on Grass.
We would play 45 on grass, 1 on plastic.
Most of the other clubs in Scotland hate playing on the plastic pitches, I believe there are 3 in the top division.
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