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[andrewflynn]

Off work today. Hopefully there's something we can do to get this on.

[ASMO]

Pray like anything, but I don't think we have a cat in hells chance

[roytonmike]

"A local referee" will inspect at 0930 tomorrow morning. If that "local referee" is a Mr. A. Taylor, we might as well say now it'll be off ... however, if it passes then the match ref may want to inspect nearer kick-off. See club website for more detail.

[ToffeeBlue]

The thaw started at teatime!

[Mrs Warbouys]

Pitch looked alright today, no thaw needed it wasn't frozen, if we get no rain over night there's a reasonable chance it'll be on.

[AltyTunnelSteward]

"A local referee" will inspect at 0930 tomorrow morning. If that "local referee" is a Mr. A. Taylor, we might as well say now it'll be off ... however, if it passes then the match ref may want to inspect nearer kick-off. See club website for more detail.

A point or two if I may Mike?

Firstly it will not be Mr A Taylor

Secondly I find the criticism of Mr Taylor unwarranted, uninformed and frankly unpleasant.

I have, as you will be aware, known Mr Taylor for many years and have the privilege to class him as a friend. I have officiated with him and would advise that, throughout his career he has generally been considered an official more likely to play a game than call one off.

Anthony is also a friend of the Club - Buys season Tickets, provides, where possible Raffle prizes, did a fundraiser for the Club FOR FREE and never claims the fee he is entitled to for pitch inspections. How anyone can think that he would be so "picky" about a pitch to call a game off when there was any chance of playing it, therefore costing the Club money I really do not understand

[arnald]

Let's get things started

[B. 4D]

"A local referee" will inspect at 0930 tomorrow morning. If that "local referee" is a Mr. A. Taylor, we might as well say now it'll be off ... however, if it passes then the match ref may want to inspect nearer kick-off. See club website for more detail.

A point or two if I may Mike?

Firstly it will not be Mr A Taylor

Secondly I find the criticism of Mr Taylor unwarranted, uninformed and frankly unpleasant.

I have, as you will be aware, known Mr Taylor for many years and have the privilege to class him as a friend. I have officiated with him and would advise that, throughout his career he has generally been considered an official more likely to play a game than call one off.

Anthony is also a friend of the Club - Buys season Tickets, provides, where possible Raffle prizes, did a fundraiser for the Club FOR FREE and never claims the fee he is entitled to for pitch inspections. How anyone can think that he would be so "picky" about a pitch to call a game off when there was any chance of playing it, therefore costing the Club money I really do not understand

WELL SAID👍

[Beaver]

"A local referee" will inspect at 0930 tomorrow morning. If that "local referee" is a Mr. A. Taylor, we might as well say now it'll be off ... however, if it passes then the match ref may want to inspect nearer kick-off. See club website for more detail.

A point or two if I may Mike?

Firstly it will not be Mr A Taylor

Secondly I find the criticism of Mr Taylor unwarranted, uninformed and frankly unpleasant.

I have, as you will be aware, known Mr Taylor for many years and have the privilege to class him as a friend. I have officiated with him and would advise that, throughout his career he has generally been considered an official more likely to play a game than call one off.

Anthony is also a friend of the Club - Buys season Tickets, provides, where possible Raffle prizes, did a fundraiser for the Club FOR FREE and never claims the fee he is entitled to for pitch inspections. How anyone can think that he would be so "picky" about a pitch to call a game off when there was any chance of playing it, therefore costing the Club money I really do not understand

Well said

[Bob]

"A local referee" will inspect at 0930 tomorrow morning. If that "local referee" is a Mr. A. Taylor, we might as well say now it'll be off ... however, if it passes then the match ref may want to inspect nearer kick-off. See club website for more detail.

A point or two if I may Mike?

Firstly it will not be Mr A Taylor

Secondly I find the criticism of Mr Taylor unwarranted, uninformed and frankly unpleasant.

I have, as you will be aware, known Mr Taylor for many years and have the privilege to class him as a friend. I have officiated with him and would advise that, throughout his career he has generally been considered an official more likely to play a game than call one off.

Anthony is also a friend of the Club - Buys season Tickets, provides, where possible Raffle prizes, did a fundraiser for the Club FOR FREE and never claims the fee he is entitled to for pitch inspections. How anyone can think that he would be so "picky" about a pitch to call a game off when there was any chance of playing it, therefore costing the Club money I really do not understand

A well said from me too.

[nimeta]

Back on topic...looks like a lovely morning from my kitchen window. Hoping that the covers have done their job and it is game on

[andrewflynn]

Feeling a lot more positive this morning!

[arnald]

The game should be on now which is handy I my self enjoy 3 points
And several gallons of ale and home for tea job done

[andrewflynn]

Tolson has tweeted saying the pitch is in great condition.

[Jimmy]

The game should be on now which is handy I my self enjoy 3 points
And several gallons of ale and home for tea job done

brilliant post