As Scott says it's probably unlikely it would be allowed anyway. You have to wonder what will happen over the next few weeks, I can see games against Northampton and beyond not making it.
If we really had to go somewhere else I would rather it was Exeter rugby or somewhere else, anywhere other than Home Park or Sid James for that matter.
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PhilGull wrote:If we really had to go somewhere else I would rather it was Exeter rugby or somewhere else, anywhere other than Home Park or Sid James for that matter.
Now there's an idea, if it has to happen and god hope it doesn't, then Exeter Rugby would probably be the best place.
Dave_Pougher wrote:
Now there's an idea, if it has to happen and god hope it doesn't, then Exeter Rugby would probably be the best place.
Was going to say surely they'd make us go Exeter over Plymouth? Obviously rather not and unlikely but if Tuesday is off aswell then you would think a plan would have to be thought up ...
Absolutely loving the amateur meterologists cropping up on here now, as if any of them have the first clue about the subject and pontificating on about Somerset.
Shit happens, games get called off, it's happened for as long as I can remember. Some among us love to give it the big one about how long they've supported Torquay and how much they know about the game, yet lose their shit when a match is postponed following apocalyptic weather.
No, no need whatsoever to be playing games at Home Park at this stage. We usually lose two or three games a year to frozen pitches, the League allow for this, it's really no big deal at all.
ferrarilover wrote:Maybe we could play at Newport County...
Absolutely loving the amateur meterologists cropping up on here now, as if any of them have the first clue about the subject and pontificating on about Somerset.
sh*t happens, games get called off, it's happened for as long as I can remember. Some among us love to give it the big one about how long they've supported Torquay and how much they know about the game, yet lose their sh*t when a match is postponed following apocalyptic weather.
No, no need whatsoever to be playing games at Home Park at this stage. We usually lose two or three games a year to frozen pitches, the League allow for this, it's really no big deal at all.
ferrarilover wrote:Maybe we could play at Newport County...
Absolutely loving the amateur meterologists cropping up on here now, as if any of them have the first clue about the subject and pontificating on about Somerset.
sh*t happens, games get called off, it's happened for as long as I can remember. Some among us love to give it the big one about how long they've supported Torquay and how much they know about the game, yet lose their sh*t when a match is postponed following apocalyptic weather.
No, no need whatsoever to be playing games at Home Park at this stage. We usually lose two or three games a year to frozen pitches, the League allow for this, it's really no big deal at all.
Matt.
Here here young Person. I spoke to you mum earlier and she told me of all the damage around the bay. I thank God I have been fortunate enough not to have suffered any problems as yet. Unlike many. and the cost too all for repairs in going to impact us all for some time.
I sincerely hope this doesn't have a knock on affect for the not to distant holiday season. Football is just a game. This weather will eventually cost jobs.
forevertufc wrote:In answer to the thread question. NO. Matt 20 minutes drive up the road, same weather yet again they play we don't, you can't argue it.
What rank do you hold with the British Meteorological Society?
