[Milevskiy]

It just says theres a second inspection at 12?

f**k, it's off

This post has been edited by Mon The Clyde: 22 December 2007 - 11:59

[Raving On]

Bonus!

[Sao Paulo]

Bloody joke, it's soggy under foot everywhere you go out here just now, I don't see Broadwood being much different. It'll have subsided by 3 O'Clock anyway!

Idiocy.

That's me bored for the rest of the day now.

[vikingTON]

São Paulo, on Dec 22 2007, 12:22, said:

Bloody joke, it's soggy under foot everywhere you go out here just now, I don't see Broadwood being much different. It'll have subsided by 3 O'Clock anyway!

Idiocy.

That's me bored for the rest of the day now.

"Firhill for Thrills" is still on.

[kirkyblue2]

Do you have pitch protection?

[Milevskiy]

Aye f**k it, mon the Ton (for today! )

[Sao Paulo]

vikingTON, on Dec 22 2007, 12:23, said:

"Firhill for Thrills" is still on.

Like I said - bored for the rest of the day.

Bloody xmas shopping malarkey I'll have to endure now. Might actually go to Firhill or another game, I'll see how it goes.

[kirkyblue2]

Just to make it worse for you,the sun's coming out.

[Nilsby]

Rinky Sidebottom, on Dec 22 2007, 13:58, said:

Why are every other games within a 20 mile radius still on?
Even Dumbarton have managed to keep their game on and they have no cold or wet weather facilities for their pitch at all.
Either the ref has bottled it or thinks players have soft knees, I doubt this game would have been called off 20 years ago.
This farce makes it more definite that the new type of astro turf must be fitted to all league football pitches in Scotland as it means 24 hours x 365 days a weeks football no matter what the weather.

The answer is obvious - the ref has still to get something for his wife's Christmas, and time is running out. Simple really.

[kullibino]

Good news for us with half out team out, hopwefully we'll strengthen before its played.

[MTJ]

Rinky Sidebottom, on Dec 22 2007, 13:58, said:

Why are every other games within a 20 mile radius still on?
Even Dumbarton have managed to keep their game on and they have no cold or wet weather facilities for their pitch at all.
Either the ref has bottled it or thinks players have soft knees, I doubt this game would have been called off 20 years ago.
This farce makes it more definite that the new type of astro turf must be fitted to all league football pitches in Scotland as it means 24 hours x 365 days a weeks football no matter what the weather.

SUMMER FOOTBALL

[Trevor the tractor]

big wee bully, on Dec 22 2007, 12:29, said:

yes but the pitch has been solid since monday and it has to thaw before the pitch protection can go down , bit of a catch 22 !!!!!!!

Class

[Garrowhillclyde]

Trevor the tractor, on Dec 22 2007, 18:34, said:

Class

Why class? Seems fairly logical to me.

[Mr Roberts]

Garrowhillclyde, on Dec 22 2007, 18:59, said:

Why class? Seems fairly logical to me.

perhaps you should bother to put the covers down BEFORE it freezes?

you know, like most other football clubs do.

then again Clyde seem to be going for a first division record. Surely Clyde Vs Stirling on a cold midweek night is going to provide us with a record low attendance. Shit why not just solve the fixture with a game of paper, rock and scissors in a pub somewhere. It would be warmer and you'd probably get more people turning up for it.

[Trevor the tractor]

Mr Roberts, on Dec 22 2007, 19:29, said:

perhaps you should bother to put the covers down BEFORE it freezes?

you know, like most other football clubs do.

Give the guy a break Mr. Roberts, He supports Clyde and is obviously a bit ''slow''

A potential board member in the making here possibly

[Garrowhillclyde]

Mr Roberts, on Dec 22 2007, 19:29, said:

perhaps you should bother to put the covers down BEFORE it freezes?

And what day would that have been? Last Sunday perhaps - possibly Monday. Too early to predict a week long frost. In which case are you suggesting that clubs put down covers throughout winter. I can really see that not damaging the pitch. D'oh.

Mr Roberts, on Dec 22 2007, 19:29, said:

you know, like most other football clubs do.

Thats why so many games were off then, eh?. D'oh.

[Garrowhillclyde]

Trevor the tractor, on Dec 22 2007, 21:17, said:

Give the guy a break Mr. Roberts, He supports Clyde and is obviously a bit ''slow''

A potential board member in the making here possibly

No answer to my question I see. Perchance as you're comment made no sense? Just asking is all.

[Mr Roberts]

Garrowhillclyde, on Dec 23 2007, 00:10, said:

And what day would that have been? Last Sunday perhaps - possibly Monday. Too early to predict a week long frost. In which case are you suggesting that clubs put down covers throughout winter. I can really see that not damaging the pitch. D'oh.

Aye and being frozen rock solid does wonders for the pitch.

The covers should go on if it's going to freeze and you've got a home game in the next couple of days.
Surely that's common sense. Sorry, I forgot this is Clyde FC I was talking about.

[Garrowhillclyde]

Mr Roberts, on Dec 23 2007, 00:26, said:

The covers should go on if it's going to freeze and you've got a home game in the next couple of days.

..and Monday (or Sunday) is more than a few days before Saturday. Here to help. Do keep up........


..are you still is a big huffy puffy at folk for rattling the bars on your cell in the sin bin? awwwwwwwwwww.

[Mr Roberts]

Garrowhillclyde, on Dec 23 2007, 00:33, said:

..and Monday (or Sunday) is more than a few days before Saturday. Here to help. Do keep up........

Well it's a pretty fucking stupid place to have a stadium then if the pitch is frozen rock solid for weeks on end isn't.

[vikingTON]

In all fairness, the long term weather forecast did say it was going to be baltic all week long.
Clyde didn't do their homework - not the first club caught out and won't be the last.
In saying that, it probably cleared up by 3pm anyway.