The Big Shrimp
Zone Photographer
Would have thought it would be really lush by now because it had plenty of, ahem, manure put on it early in the season, courtesy of our players. :smiles:
But, seriously, I think a lot of it is down to the weather. My lawn has hardly grown since November which is very different to the last few years when I've had to cut it a couple of times through the winter and it is looking a bit sorry for itself and my lawn hasn't had 23 people running all over it for 90+ minutes five or six times a month for the last couple of months. I have no doubt that the hard and wet weather together with a lot of rearranged fixtures being shoe-horned in hasn't helped and it isn't looking as good as previous years, however, before we criticise, it is nowhere near as bad as the infamous sandpit at Col U was.
True, but if it hasn't been relaid during the off season, then it won't be in good nick. They usually take the top layer off the pitch & start again.