was reading a post this morning

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A65332956

 

was interested in the bit about the playing surface. everyone can see that the pitch we are playing on is a tattie field, making playing football difficult at the best of times. i've not been to Pittodrie this season and have only managed the Raith game in Kdy (again the pitch was attrocious) but was wondering if this could be a factor in our poor form just now, and if so how much of a factor?

 

Its definitely not helping but other team can play better and doesn't explain anyway near the disorganisation at the back and the lack of ball to the strikers.

It's a small factor, but more of an excuse. The other team plays on the same pitch too.

It's a small factor, but more of an excuse. The other team plays on the same pitch too.

 

Yes but the other teams don't play the silky skillfull football that Aberdeen do.

Yes but the other teams don't play the silky skillfull football that Aberdeen do.

 

Ifil is about as silky as P12 grade sand paper being furiously rubbed on your bawsack by an amputee sadistic dominatrix.

Ifil is about as silky as P12 grade sand paper being furiously rubbed on your bawsack by an amputee sadistic dominatrix.

 

Talking from experiance? 

Ifil is about as silky as P12 grade sand paper being furiously rubbed on your bawsack by an amputee sadistic dominatrix.

I would say Ifil is worse than that...I would say more like a donkey with 3 legs

Does he no take them doon to whatever park they used to have training sessions on?!

If you look around at the pitches all through the spl they are looking very shabby.  The winter obviously hasn't helped but apparently undersoil heating doesn't help either. Takes up a lot of space and the grass can't root as well as it should meaning its not as resilient. 

Pitch was looking a bit better Saturday, think by the time we play St Johnstone it may even be playable.