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Is it just me or is our pitch being overwatered? It always looks in pretty good condition but week in week out our own players lose their footing as much as opponents, particularly in early parts of games. Spraying before kick off might make the ball zip, but we were undermined a number of times in first half with slips at inopportune times. A number of players changed boots for longer studs today at halftime but surely this is happening too often to be of benefit to us as the home team


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2 minutes ago, Eric Arthur Blair said:

Morgan certainly did, changing from blue boots in the 1st half to red/black ones.

As did McShane, I think.

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43 minutes ago, Eric Arthur Blair said:

Morgan certainly did, changing from blue boots in the 1st half to red/black ones.

Should have gone to specsavers. 

His boots were green in the first half..........

 

 

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Morgan has changed his boots at half time in the last few games including the Scotland game this week...... I didn't notice but the eagle eyed 10 year old that sits next to me said in the first half that he would change at half time. Kids these days......

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7 hours ago, davidg said:

Should have gone to specsavers. 

His boots were green in the first half..........

 

 

Your appointment is Monday 11th 09:30 David, his boots were blue

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28 minutes ago, chalky1 said:

Your appointment is Monday 11th 09:30 David, his boots were blue

I believe they're green mate. 

If this is blue then I am on my way to specsavers  

 

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10 minutes ago, davidg said:

I believe they're green mate. 

If this is blue then I am on my way to specsavers  

 

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Sunlight bud, from where I was sitting in the West Stand, they appeared Blue to me , lol Might see you st Specsavers, I've booked in for 9:45

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16 minutes ago, chalky1 said:

Sunlight bud, from where I was sitting in the West Stand, they appeared Blue to me , lol Might see you st Specsavers, I've booked in for 9:45

To be fair, they're greeny blue :)

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Surely the players should be aware of this by now and wear longer studs from the start? Let the opposition slip all they want.

Would agree with that but our players seem to slip just as much as opposition. You would think that there would be some discussion with groundskeeper. Suspect it's the last minute watering that keeps catching players out.
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45 minutes ago, scabbydug37 said:

AFIK, the reason the pitch is watered like it is, is because of the mixed grass and, I believe, artificial grass. They water artificial pitches  often

So does the big fellow in the sky he likes to see a lush green Scotland. 

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I did notice the sprinkler springing into action around the penalty area at the home end as soon as Inverness elected to switch ends. I did wonder if this was a deliberate tactic as we were to be attacking that end? I didn't wonder about it too intensely though...

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I did notice the sprinkler springing into action around the penalty area at the home end as soon as Inverness elected to switch ends. I did wonder if this was a deliberate tactic as we were to be attacking that end? I didn't wonder about it too intensely though...

It certainly put ridgers of his stride
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It beggars belef.  The players are out for 15-20 minutes, warming up, getting used to the pitch conditions etc. 

As soon as they go off, on come the feckin sprinklers.  By the time the teams come out pitch conditions are nothing like they were and everyone starts falling.

Don't we get enough rain in Paisley already??

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