Starting to show signs of use. Only good for ten years aren't they?
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(23-04-2024, 03:48 PM)Neil Wrote: [ -> ]Starting to show signs of use. Only good for ten years aren't they?
Still immaculate compared to the likes of Redditch and Tamworth.
Life in the old dog yet.
Number of abandoned pitches across the Birmingham area because did not have funding to renew. Hopefully, we have budgeted for updating sometime in the future.
(23-04-2024, 03:51 PM)Daveangel Wrote: [ -> ]Still immaculate compared to the likes of Redditch and Tamworth.
Life in the old dog yet.
I suspect that some brushing or more rubber cumbs might be needed? Saying that though, kneeling on the latter is bloody painful, I sympathise with any player that goes down hard on the pitch or even slides on it.
The pitch is subject to a regular maintenance/care programme including specialists in maintaining surfaces like ours. I know as I've seen them at work and chatted with them too.