Sorry guys, the only weather site that gets these things pretty much spot on is http://www.netweather.tv case, before the home match last week it said -6 and that is what it was.
Sorry if i've given people the hump by starting this off , i'm having Charlton withdrawal symptoms at the moment , what with last Saturday's game being called off , as i said at the outset i just hope we can have plenty of notice so we can plan other things if the game is not going to be on.
I can not take another football day without Charlton playing my head will explode. I will end up being dragged around the shops again, in my top looking like one of the sad plastic fans from Man U or Chelsea. Please weather, go away, come again an other day (preferably then Charlton are not due to play please).
The Met Office has issued an "amber" warning instructing people the north of England to be prepared for widespread ice, while "yellow" warnings for snow and ice are in place in a number of English, Welsh and Scottish regions.
Worst month for it as Welling are away all month so I can not even go and watch them :-( (as they are the only other team her in doors let me go and watch)
I must admit it looks very doubtful the game will go ahead. Temperatures getting below zero and if the pitch freezes on Friday night it simply will not thaw out. Not good and another midweek trip to fit in for the team. I'm at Waltham Abbey on Saturday with a Sunday League game the next day and I am not holding out much hope. Football-less weekends are painful....
Temperature forecast to be -7 on Friday night. No looking good.
Oh hang on, Met office say -2, BBC say -3.
Is there a contingency plan in place for Charltonlife to manage the escalation in b******ks that is likely to occur following nearly two whole weeks without football?
On the bright side, it means that the players will be well rested for the MK match, and all those players like Hollands who needed a rest have now got it!
I notice Sheff Utd are at home - do they have undersoil heating? Wednesday are at Exeter, I presume this will go ahead as it's been warmer down in the southwest
On the bright side, it means that the players will be well rested for the MK match, and all those players like Hollands who needed a rest have now got it!
I notice Sheff Utd are at home - do they have undersoil heating? Wednesday are at Exeter, I presume this will go ahead as it's been warmer down in the southwest
Hmmm...one week off and you could call it a rest, but two weeks could dent their match sharpness ?
Gutted that this is almost certainly going to be cancelled. Train tickets aren't cheap and I assume they don't refund based on the basis that the game you were going to Chesterfield for was called off.
On the bright side, it means that the players will be well rested for the MK match, and all those players like Hollands who needed a rest have now got it!
I notice Sheff Utd are at home - do they have undersoil heating? Wednesday are at Exeter, I presume this will go ahead as it's been warmer down in the southwest
Hmmm...one week off and you could call it a rest, but two weeks could dent their match sharpness ?
Gutted that this is almost certainly going to be cancelled. Train tickets aren't cheap and I assume they don't refund based on the basis that the game you were going to Chesterfield for was called off.
Hopefully if the game is off it'll be because of snow so the trains will stop running as well, so those on the train will get a refund.
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http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/em/chesterfield_forecast_weather.html
The very bad news is this. http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx7;page=3;ct=6119~Chesterfield;sess=#forecast
00:00 = -7
03:00 = -8
06:00 = -9
09:00 = -8
12:00 = -4
15:00 = -3
Forget it.
(as they are the only other team her in doors let me go and watch)
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/em/chesterfield_forecast_weather.html
Oh hang on, Met office say -2, BBC say -3.
Is there a contingency plan in place for Charltonlife to manage the escalation in b******ks that is likely to occur following nearly two whole weeks without football?
See I'm talking b*****ks already and it hasn't even been cancelled yet. It's gonna be a bloodbath I tell you.
expecting heatwave in Chesterfield of -2 ....reckon another weekend off
I notice Sheff Utd are at home - do they have undersoil heating?
Wednesday are at Exeter, I presume this will go ahead as it's been warmer down in the southwest
Gutted that this is almost certainly going to be cancelled. Train tickets aren't cheap and I assume they don't refund based on the basis that the game you were going to Chesterfield for was called off.