Playing football

[Munkfish]

Do you prefer to play in the winter when its nice and rainey perfect for a great sliding tackle and everyone has the same level of pace 0.3 mph?

or

Do you prefer more of the nice summer weather, get your tops off i want to be on the skins team style of play? although only the brave will risk a sliding challenge in fear of a loverly grass burn?

 

[hans kraay fan club]

Muddy, but sunny.

 

[Pigsy]

as long as it's not windy, I will play in anything. Although after yesterdays Somme like conditions, serious fitness work is needed if retirment isn't to beckon.

 

[Brighton till i die]

i prefer it in summertime - we played sat and it was fecking freezing out in the country near Uckfield!!

 

[ali jenkins]

Same as Hans, Muddy, wet grass and sunshine!

 

[Les Biehn]

Muddy, pissing down but no wind. Slidey slidey.

 

[Munkfish]

Muddy, pissing down but no wind. Slidey slidey.

= munkfish in lots of pain

 

[NMH]

Evening under the floodlights, with the steam rising from the crowds, the pitch is slightly damp but the turf perfect, and I've just nimbly skipped past two sliding tackles and deftly chipped the goallie and IT'S THERE!

 

[Les Biehn]

= munkfish in lots of pain

I seem to remember the last time we played you lost control of the ball, dived in, missed and then as I went to play the ball back to the keeper you booted me in the shin so hard I actually couldn't kick the ball and just collapsed to the ground.

 

[SNOOBS]

I hate it in the summer when its all bouncy, bobbly and dusty.
Best is overcast, wet but not pissing it down and NO WIND