Not sure if they are still there but the pitches at Danson Park were shocking too - the slope on some of them was unbelievable and made it really difficult to play on at times.
Not sure if they are still there but the pitches at Danson Park were shocking too - the slope on some of them was unbelievable and made it really difficult to play on at times.
It was either Danson or Avery Hill, where a tree at the side of the pitch had low branches. If you tried to clear the ball up the wing, it would rebound off a branch and play a through ball to the opposition.
Not sure if they are still there but the pitches at Danson Park were shocking too - the slope on some of them was unbelievable and made it really difficult to play on at times.
It was either Danson or Avery Hill, where a tree at the side of the pitch had low branches. If you tried to clear the ball up the wing, it would rebound off a branch and play a through ball to the opposition.
Hall Place definitely had this issue on one of their pitches.
Not sure if they are still there but the pitches at Danson Park were shocking too - the slope on some of them was unbelievable and made it really difficult to play on at times.
It was either Danson or Avery Hill, where a tree at the side of the pitch had low branches. If you tried to clear the ball up the wing, it would rebound off a branch and play a through ball to the opposition.
Hall Place definitely had this issue on one of their pitches.
And Sutcliffe Park (pitch running alongside Kidbrooke Park Road)
Once played a pre season friendly at a prison in North Surrey somewhere (no, I wasn’t one of the inmates!). The all weather pitch was surrounded by the cells and we couldn’t put our kit on in the changing rooms as they were being used by the prisoners.
So, we had to change on the pitch in full view of a variety of miscreants which was a little unnerving to say the least. When I took my top off a number of them gave me the helpful advice that I needed to ‘get down the fucking gym you fat c*;t’.
We lost and a number of us decided not to change back out of our football gear after the match.
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If you tried to clear the ball up the wing, it would rebound off a branch and play a through ball to the opposition.
So, we had to change on the pitch in full view of a variety of miscreants which was a little unnerving to say the least. When I took my top off a number of them gave me the helpful advice that I needed to ‘get down the fucking gym you fat c*;t’.
We lost and a number of us decided not to change back out of our football gear after the match.