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Re: On or Off
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:28 pm
by ed
I can't see them calling the game off after the players have traveled up, with the fact profit/losses are shared I think it would take a lot for them to call it off. Money is tight at this level.
Re: On or Off
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 8:33 pm
by rudolph_hucker
ed wrote:I can't see them calling the game off after the players have traveled up, with the fact profit/losses are shared I think it would take a lot for them to call it off. Money is tight at this level.
They travel up tomorrow, we could use st James park
Re: On or Off
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:56 pm
by davealbon
Just to clear things up, Ashington will be making a definitive decision tomorrow, before the team coach sets off. The temperature is warming up and is forecast to do so for the next couple of days, so a frozen pitch is becoming less of a worry, however, there is still snow on the pitch and rain forecast tonight and tomorrow, so a waterlogged pitch may become an issue. It really is in the hands of the gods now, both teams are desperate for the game to go ahead, but the last thing either of us want is for us to travel up there only for the match to be called off on Saturday morning. That would be even worse than calling it off and the pitch turning out to be OK (just)!
If it is postponed, the rearrangement will almost certainly be next weekend (weather permitting) although details will be confirmed asap if required.
Re: On or Off
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:16 pm
by rudolph_hucker
Diamond_ Wolf wrote:rudolph_hucker wrote:Diamond_ Wolf wrote:Nothing we can do about it, that's the annoying thing!
My worry is to drive up there and it be cancelled.
At least you can get pissed out your tree in Newcastle! ;)
I can do that here and not have to worry about driving back home Sunday
Re: On or Off
Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 11:17 pm
by rudolph_hucker
davealbon wrote:
If it is postponed, the rearrangement will almost certainly be next weekend (weather permitting) although details will be confirmed asap if required.
In that case let us hope it is on as I wouldn't make it next weekend
Re: On or Off
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 12:47 am
by mackemcobbler
Olly wrote:Formic wrote:It's a tricky one. Brackley went up to Workington last Friday for an overnight stay before their game against Workington, only for the game to be called off at 11am on the Saturday. For those of us committed to various travel arrangements there are a couple of alternatives in the North East if the game does get called off late on - e.g. Sunderland v Chelsea.
Could be difficult turning up on the day expecting to get tickets for that one though. Blyth Spartans are away on that day but there's various NL games around the area going on as well like Morpeth Town, but I imagine if Ashington is off then presumably all other NL games may be off as well. Whitley Bay are in the vase that day as well so could be an alternative.
i travel up to Sunderland every now & then & other than the games V N**C**LE & Man Utd tickets are quite easy to get
Re: On or Off
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:17 am
by FOOTYMAN
The pitch is fine and playable.......... GAME IS ON...
COYD
Re: On or Off
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:20 am
by ron manager
FOOTYMAN wrote:The pitch is fine and playable.......... GAME IS ON...
COYD
Wheres that been announced then?
Re: On or Off
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:23 am
by ron manager
ron manager wrote:FOOTYMAN wrote:The pitch is fine and playable.......... GAME IS ON...
COYD
Wheres that been announced then?
Oh, on their twitter
Ashington FC @ashington_fc
After an early morning pitch inspection tomorrows game is on!
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Re: On or Off
Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2012 9:31 am
by Formic