How should i test for a frozen pitch?
@HertsFinest but last weeks ref said that it was fine without the key going in
I carry a tent peg in my kit bag, saves risking the car or house key breaking or bending
What were yor house keys made of before i wonder? Wool?Saying that though, we just upgraded our house keys. Now made of metal. Who'd have thought it eh? Technology stuns me
Keep it on topic fellas (HRW ans MIP) please. it's too late on a Friday evening for that kind of nonsense.
What were yor house keys made of before i wonder? Wool?
They would be useless for testing the hardness of a football pitch.
All of the above also applies to April-September football when the pitches are so bone dry from the sun (rare, I know) so what would RC members do in that situation...?To add to the above - You are looking for things like; will the pitch take a stud? Are there frozen ridges of mud which would cut a player? If a player fell would it be like landing on concrete (pitch too hard)?
Any of these things anywhere on the pitch? No game today lads, I'm going home.