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SWPL, Lge Cup & Senior Cup - Saturday, Jan 20th 2018


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PREMIER DIVISION

Exmouth Town P-P Godolphin Atlantic   

Helston Athletic P-P Stoke Gabriel           

Ivybridge Town P-P Sticker          

Plymouth Argyle P-P Falmouth Town      

Saltash United P-P Callington Town

                               

DIVISION ONE EAST

Alphington P-P Liverton United

Appledore P-P Teignmouth

Axminster Town   3,   Brixham AFC   3

Bovey Tracey P-P Crediton United

Galmpton & Roselands P-P Budleigh Salterton

Newton Abbot Spurs P-P University of Exeter

St Martins P-P Ilfracombe Town

 

DIVISION ONE WEST

Bude Town   1, Wadebridge Town   4

Dobwalls P-P Wendron United

Holsworthy P-P St Dennis

Penzance P-P Liskeard Athletic

Plymouth Marjon   1,   Porthleven   2      

St.Blazey P-P Ludgvan

 

WALTER C PARSON FUNERAL DIRECTORS CUP 3RD ROUND

Mousehole   2,   Launceston   1 (aet, 1-1 at 90 mins)

Tavistock P-P Bodmin Town

 

RGB CORNWALL SENIOR CUP, 3RD ROUND

Newquay   4,   Millbrook    2

St Austell     2,     Camelford   1

Torpoint Athletic   2,   Carharrack   1

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Phil Hiscox ( League Secretary ) has issued a statement regarding tomorrow's fixtures stating that with the inclement weather again striking this week & with further rain forecast this evening he has allowed Clubs to Postpone matches as of now without a referee's inspection if their pitches are waterlogged. Will any games get the Go-Ahead after yet more rain again today

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16 minutes ago, leedsunited said:

Phil Hiscox ( League Secretary ) has issued a statement regarding tomorrow's fixtures stating that with the inclement weather again striking this week & with further rain forecast this evening he has allowed Clubs to Postpone matches as of now without a referee's inspection if their pitches are waterlogged. Will any games get the Go-Ahead after yet more rain again today

You missed the bit about if possible waiting until Saturday morning.

“League games – Clubs are encouraged to wait until Saturday morning, if the forecasted rain arrives overnight they will not need a formal Saturday morning inspection though. Clubs who are 100% sure games will be off can call it today (Friday) provided a responsible person visits the ground today and confims no play will be possible”

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6 hours ago, Dave Deacon said:

You missed the bit about if possible waiting until Saturday morning.

“League games – Clubs are encouraged to wait until Saturday morning, if the forecasted rain arrives overnight they will not need a formal Saturday morning inspection though. Clubs who are 100% sure games will be off can call it today (Friday) provided a responsible person visits the ground today and confims no play will be possible”

Was a responsible person the best words to use. You could ask virtually anyone to inspect your pitch. My 85 year old gran could do an inspection!!

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18 minutes ago, Keith B said:

They spend a lot of money installing state of the art drainage systems BIG Al.

Many Football League clubs now have pitches where any soil is a long way below the grass and has excellent drainage incorporated into it. Layers of sand are topped by a synthetic, elastic, fiberous rootzone and the grass "carpet" is up to 25% artificial. Water just runs straight through it and into the drainage system. They even water the pitches before the games and at half time!

If players did "sliding on knees" goal celebrations on our pitches at present, they'd end up with a bow wave of mud!

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13 minutes ago, Roy D said:

Shocked to see some of the games that are being played/ attempted to be played. I'm all for getting the game on if possible but is it worth it when someone breaks their leg playing on a dangerous surface, which has happened in the past few weeks. 

No sir it's not worth the risk. Most lads have to go to work on Monday.

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13 minutes ago, Roy D said:

Shocked to see some of the games that are being played/ attempted to be played. I'm all for getting the game on if possible but is it worth it when someone breaks their leg playing on a dangerous surface, which has happened in the past few weeks. 

Completely agree. 

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13 hours ago, panda said:

By spending millions of pounds on the best technology and a team of about ten groundsmen unlike our local sides who may be able to afford to buy some grass seed in the close season to be sown by maybe two or three volunteers if you are lucky.

Spot on panda.

17 hours ago, BIG AL said:

Biggest joke of the year so far !

 

That's unfair BIG AL. They'd get it on if they could I'm sure.

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5 minutes ago, Bobjfh said:

 Very surprised St Austell v Camels and Newquay v Millbrook on - weather in mid Cornwall has been awful - hope the refs haven’t been put under pressure to play the games and we’ll done to the ground staff!!!

 

4 minutes ago, Keith B said:

No sir it's not worth the risk. Most lads have to go to work on Monday.

 

2 minutes ago, J.chan said:

Completely agree. 

Yeah, being self employed I know I wouldn't want to be told I had to play on a ground that had huge puddles in it this morning. No amount of work from the groundsman will stop the ball from sticking in the mud. You get the feeling it's a case of "everyone wants the game to be on so the game will be on regardless of the state of the pitch"

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2 minutes ago, Roy D said:

 

 

Yeah, being self employed I know I wouldn't want to be told I had to play on a ground that had huge puddles in it this morning. No amount of work from the groundsman will stop the ball from sticking in the mud. You get the feeling it's a case of "everyone wants the game to be on so the game will be on regardless of the state of the pitch"

Any referee worth his salt wouldn't risk players if he considered the pitch to be too hazardous Roy. 

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9 minutes ago, Keith B said:

Any referee worth his salt wouldn't risk players if he considered the pitch to be too hazardous Roy. 

The trouble is it's not the match official that makes the decision, it's just an official who the club asks to have a look, usually someone with ties to the club.

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Just now, Roy D said:

The trouble is it's not the match official that makes the decision, it's just an official who the club asks to have a look, usually someone with ties to the club.

True - but if the referee upon arrival at the ground thinks it unplayable or dangerous - he should call it off. 

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2 hours ago, Roy D said:

Shocked to see some of the games that are being played/ attempted to be played. I'm all for getting the game on if possible but is it worth it when someone breaks their leg playing on a dangerous surface, which has happened in the past few weeks. 

Weather and pitch was nothing to do with the recent leg break!

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8 minutes ago, Alf said:

Weather and pitch was nothing to do with the recent leg break!

I obviously sympathise with anyone getting injured - but when you consider a normal Saturday, the percentage of “serious” injuries is probably fairly low in relation to the number of games being played.

St Blazey also now called off!

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Hard luck on Millbrook losing 4-2 to Newquay this afternoon i thought the 1st half Millbrook dominated the game but just couldnt put away the many chances they had in the 2ND half  Millbrook went 1-0 up but the best player for Newquay Cam Turner scored a great EQUALISER time for Jack Bray Evans to come off the bench and replace Max Everard and his class told almost immediatly ,but Millbrook went 2-1 in front but then Newquay stepped up a gear after Millbrook had a player sent off .Millbrook didnt deserve to loose by 4 goals but well done to NEWQUAY in the end but what a struggle man of the match Cam TURNER by a mile 

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