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As sevennil said it's just sloppy journalism. There was hardly a word about our pitch until a rattled McCoist complained about it. The Record etc ran with that and suddenly it's the fashionable thing to have a go at it. "Fit/unfit for purpose" is a ridiculous expression but in this context it's even more stupid than normal. Amateur hour at the Fife Free Press.

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As sevennil said it's just sloppy journalism. There was hardly a word about our pitch until a rattled McCoist complained about it. The Record etc ran with that and suddenly it's the fashionable thing to have a go at it. "Fit/unfit for purpose" is a ridiculous expression but in this context it's even more stupid than normal. Amateur hour at the Fife Free Press.

Every hour is amateur hour at the Fife Free Press!

(and every other local paper)

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As sevennil said it's just sloppy journalism. There was hardly a word about our pitch until a rattled McCoist complained about it. The Record etc ran with that and suddenly it's the fashionable thing to have a go at it. "Fit/unfit for purpose" is a ridiculous expression but in this context it's even more stupid than normal. Amateur hour at the Fife Free Press.

Correct, not a fucking word about the soup.

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As sevennil said it's just sloppy journalism. There was hardly a word about our pitch until a rattled McCoist complained about it. The Record etc ran with that and suddenly it's the fashionable thing to have a go at it. "Fit/unfit for purpose" is a ridiculous expression but in this context it's even more stupid than normal. Amateur hour at the Fife Free Press.

It's certainly not 'unplayable' but more than one voice has been raised about the weird dynamics of the pitch, the way the ball bounces and the like. Of course, all pitches will have their own foibles, whether it's particularly hard going, has a slope, is the size of a postage stamp (Cowden), turns to shit at the first sign of moisture etc.

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It's certainly not 'unplayable' but more than one voice has been raised about the weird dynamics of the pitch, the way the ball bounces and the like. Of course, all pitches will have their own foibles, whether it's particularly hard going, has a slope, is the size of a postage stamp (Cowden), turns to shit at the first sign of moisture etc.

Think as has been previously mentioned the ground gets relayed at the end of the season. At the time of the pitch being layed it was a decent one and iirc Alloa were once the only game on in Scottish Football due to the pitch. Sponsorship on the ground was to help pay.

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Think as has been previously mentioned the ground gets relayed at the end of the season. At the time of the pitch being layed it was a decent one and iirc Alloa were once the only game on in Scottish Football due to the pitch. Sponsorship on the ground was to help pay.

Where is it moving too?

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Where is it moving too?

It's off on a race round the east coast. Dunfermline are warming up to take it from us, then they pass it on to Cowden, then...well, you know ;)

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