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Yes, with ankle deep mud. I was taking two extremes to show that a crap pitch usually favours the shitter team.

Why keep a player that doesn't want to stay? You seem to think Colunga leaving was an Albion decision.

But a good pitch always pushes the advantage towards the team of better players. Imagine a sunday league side playing Chelsea. In mud they could probably keep the score down to 5 or 6 - 0. On a perfect pitch it'd be in the 20's.

At the game today were you? You got home quickly.