The only Premier League team without undersoil heating. I read somewhere that the PL were considering making undersoil heating mandatory for promoted clubs.
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Dagenham match is already in doubt - CALLED OFF (Merged*8)
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The only Premier League team without undersoil heating. I read somewhere that the PL were considering making undersoil heating mandatory for promoted clubs.
That was last weekend, Blackpool are at home to Liverpool this weekend.
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
Undersoil heating at all the other Premier League clubs still didn't stop almost the entire Premier League programme being wiped out last weekend though did it.
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Ahh right.
I was also reading that the way these postponements are panning out, and with Blackpool switching what should have been a home game on the 1st day of the season to an away one, they're going to have a run of 4 home games in a row at some point, and 5 of their last 7 games at home as well.
Tony Meolas Loan Spell
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Again its not the pitches so much now as the "surrounding areas" problem.
Take Chelsea for example. Guy at work is a STH and he said that essentially at Chelsea it bottlenecks to get to the ground (wouldnt know ages since I last went) so loads of supporters in a confined area and that it was like an ice rink made it the right decision.
Take Chelsea for example. Guy at work is a STH and he said that essentially at Chelsea it bottlenecks to get to the ground (wouldnt know ages since I last went) so loads of supporters in a confined area and that it was like an ice rink made it the right decision.
Exactly. The way the pundits, particularly the dreadful Durham on Talksport, hammered poor little Blackpool after the manu match was postponed, and a couple of weeks later most of The Premier League is wiped out. How dare Blackpool have the effrontery to get promoted against all the odds through the play-offs, and then use the ten weeks close season to try and build some stands that are at least Championship standard, rather than drop everything to put in undersoil heating, even if that meant there was nowhere for anyone to sit!
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
My schoolboy error has indeed been pointed out.
Sorry!
kingcole
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This..... The forecast for Thursday and Friday are highs of plus 2 and Saturday looks like unbroken sunshine..... I think it will be OK
BensGrandad
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I will ask son to ring his mate who is in OB at Dagenham and see what their angle is. If the game is in doubt they will have some input into it, I would think.
I think the Argus havent got anything else to say, if it was in doubt surely it would be on their website & probably ours.
I'm no expert gardener but I think you'll find that a covering of snow actually keeps the ground warm rather than cold - go out in your garden and you might be suprised to find that its not frozen solid under the snow despite the sub zero weather for last few days.
I'm no expert gardener but I think you'll find that a covering of snow actually keeps the ground warm rather than cold - go out in your garden and you might be suprised to find that its not frozen solid under the snow despite the sub zero weather for last few days.
It does take some believing that the surrounding areas have been any worse than those around Adams Park for our League match at Wycombe Wanderers last season. Having walked to the ground from the railway station and then back again I do wonder if that should have been played, mind you the three points were very valuable at the time.
EastLondonMe
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- Nov 30, 2010
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I am a mile from the Daggers ground and we have a lovely shower of rain which is getting rid of most of the snow now. hope this continues cos I need to see a football match!!
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Brain dead MUG SHEEP
This is all EXTREMELY encouraging 
clippedgull
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This is all EXTREMELY encouraging
Indeed. We need football!!
That wasn't my point. My point was about the PL considering making it mandatory for PL clubs to have undersoil heating. The issues of calling off games for safety reasons (travelling to and from stadiums etc.) are a separate matter.
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If you don't want ill-informed, moronic reactionary opinions then don't listen to talksport.
It was extended in 1962/63. Just as well we didn't have a fixtures break in January, isn't it?