The One wrote:Hard to tell from camera angles but was that pitch narrow, loads of throw ins ?
Tippy Tappy Football wrote:The One wrote:Hard to tell from camera angles but was that pitch narrow, loads of throw ins ?
Chris Beech, Carlisle manager, complained that Harrogate's pitch is very tight and you get no space. He said it was 8 yards narrower than Carlisle's pitch and that was why Harrogate lead the League 2 stats on turnovers (winning the ball back).
Sneag wrote:I thought the pitch looked very small last night. I just put it down to the low camera angle, but the pitch did seen very congested.
gazza1988 wrote:It may be me being dense (or just tiredness with the kiddo)
Why is there 10 yards between both length and width. But 10m between length and 11m between width. Is it just the conversion rounding up?
chip63 wrote:gazza1988 wrote:It may be me being dense (or just tiredness with the kiddo)
Why is there 10 yards between both length and width. But 10m between length and 11m between width. Is it just the conversion rounding up?
39 inches in a yard
39.37 inches in a meter
Would imagine the rules for the size came way before metric.
Every meter is longer than a yard by .37 of an inch.
I still order my timber 2.4 meter long by 4"x2"
Or an 8x4 sheet of ply 18mm thick.
sw19stag wrote:Actually there are 36 inches in a yard.
chip63 wrote:sw19stag wrote:Actually there are 36 inches in a yard.
I'm sorry mate your wrong, it's 39 inches for a yard.
I used to have a yard stick years ago.
chip63 wrote:sw19stag wrote:Actually there are 36 inches in a yard.
I'm sorry mate your wrong, it's 39 inches for a yard.
I used to have a yard stick years ago.
sw19stag wrote:chip63 wrote:sw19stag wrote:Actually there are 36 inches in a yard.
I'm sorry mate your wrong, it's 39 inches for a yard.
I used to have a yard stick years ago.
You're joking, right?!
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