Is tonight's game definitely on?

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  1. Sim

    Simon De Montforte Well-Known Member

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    Been raining all week and it's forecast heavy rain for tonight.
    Is there any doubt or planned pitch inspection later this afternoon?
    Travelling from dee-dar land so could do with knowing if it's likely to be called off.
     
    Simon De Montforte, Jan 28, 2014
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    It'll be on it's just sand our pitch drains lovely
     
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    Cheers mate
     
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    Definitely on at this stage.
     
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    cant see it being off to be fair
     
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    how about health & safety in the surrounding areas though? hazardous ponding in badly tarmac'd regions? excessive mulching of grassy areas? rainwater seepage around raised drains? i'm fearful...
     
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    Yeah our drainage system isn't much better than that of Charlton. Every stand gets a couple of inches of excess water at the front of them when it rains fairly heavy, with nowhere to go.
     
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    Club being great by refusing to reply to tweets
     
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    This made me LOL :)
     
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