No Newcastle game? That’ll be my weekend ruined then!
Posted on December 18th, 2010 | 204 Comments |
Not much to report today. Just the frustrating fact that this miserable December day has hindered football across the country.
Not that I particularly care that the likes of Liverpool and Arsenal are no longer playing their fixtures. The only fixture I really cared about was supposed to be taking place at St Andrews this afternoon.
The fixture looked as if it was going ahead despite the heavy snow fall in Birmingham. However, at around 12.00pm our game was called off along with several other games throughout England and Scotland. Grrrrrrrr! Luckily enough for myself, Toonsy and Jay Jay, we live in The Midlands so we didn’t have any problems transport wise. But I bet a few of you good people made it a fair way down before the game was officially postponed.
Considering it’s quite a trek from the North East to The Midlands the game was given the no-go a little late on perhaps. It wasn’t the state of the pitch that was the concern, but the persisting snow in the area made the game a health and safety issue. I hear that roads near the ground were closed and all sorts.
It is perhaps a tad confusing how Coventry City, a ground a mere twenty miles away that has suffered similar weather, worse weather if you account for yesterday’s dumping of snow, has managed to get their game on. It makes you think doesn’t it?
As my facebook status now reads ‘snow ruins everything’. I was very much looking foward to a few beers and watching the lads today. I was taking a first-timer, who infact supports Brum but I got her a ticket in the away end and today was my opportunity to convert her.
Soooo, with the footy off, what will you do with your afternoon? I thought I’d make a new thread anyways.
The Rickie Lambert rumour appeared again in another newspaper this morning. Discuss, if you like? I mean it isn’t as thogh we have any real football to concern ourselves with is it!!!!!
Howay the lads!
Still got the darts/ashes to look forward to! BUt weekend has been severely disrupted