I am heading to Wexford tonight,just wondering is there any danger of the pitch being unplayable etc.. or am i ok to just head on up.
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I am heading to Wexford tonight,just wondering is there any danger of the pitch being unplayable etc.. or am i ok to just head on up.
theres a bit of water lying on the warm up pitch but the main pitch is the best in the country. sorry mick , i meant to say best in the world
Wexford's pitch will be fine. Unless you want to warm up on it first
...but you won't see it with the mood lighting.Quote:
Originally Posted by sligored
FAO Derry fans, there was no rain in Bray when I left this morning. A bit of drizzle last night but I'd expect a downpour of Biblical proportions to wreck the pitch by 7.45pm.
Due to the fact we protect our pitch:D, it will be perfectly playable. However, the wind and rain down here is likely to affect the football on display.Quote:
Originally Posted by shep
Don't forget your torch, reflective jacket and maybe a search and rescue flare 'cos it might get dark early
Any old excuse eh :p how long before wallace wraps the players up in cotton wool and ye blame that?Quote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
Any news from Longford?
Quite a while I'd say, considering the fact that Mick makes them play training matches with their eyes gouged out, on broken glass and hot coals, in their bare feet, with snipers firing automatic weapons at them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
Wow you do have a lot of excuses other than blaming the weather, my mistake!Quote:
Originally Posted by dublin_owl
Not excuses Monkfish - facts! ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
When did Noel O'Connor start taking training down to Limerick? :oQuote:
Originally Posted by dublin_owl
Ever since his hack and hoof policy started to harm micks manicured lawns no doubt.Quote:
Originally Posted by passinginterest
There's been alot of rain here over last 36 hours or so. If game was on tonight, I'd say it would definitely be off. We'll see what happens...Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish
What's it like atm? It's bucketing in Belfast.Quote:
Originally Posted by superfrank
Up?:confused: If you live in Dundalk then surely you'd need to head down;)Quote:
Originally Posted by shep
Supposed to dry up tomorrow so hopefully the pitch can hold out until then.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollocaine
That's a slap in the face to the visiting fans who expect the usual free flowing, Ajax style football normally on display in WexfordQuote:
Originally Posted by oldyouth
Windy but dry.Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_éire
We whooped your asses last time you came and bothered to play.Quote:
Originally Posted by jebus
The pitch has been pretty good at draining this year so hopefully with a few dry hours it should be alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by Monkfish