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Looks like it might have a camber on it too. If its anything like The Etihad, when we were working pitch side, you couldn't see the base of the posts at the other end.
Question for those who sat in the front row of games.. on 19:26 - May 26 by Cheltenham_Blue
Looks like it might have a camber on it too. If its anything like The Etihad, when we were working pitch side, you couldn't see the base of the posts at the other end.
I think most pitches have a camber due to drainage. Very noticeable watching either Cit£h or United recently thinking about it
Question for those who sat in the front row of games.. on 19:31 - May 26 by Metal_Hacker
I think most pitches have a camber due to drainage. Very noticeable watching either Cit£h or United recently thinking about it
IIRC even back in the day before all the pitches were relaid, if you sat along the side at Anfield, you couldn't see the feet of the players on the other side of the pitch.
It's 106 miles to Portman Road, we've got a full tank of gas, half a round of Port Salut, it's dark... and we're wearing blue tinted sunglasses.
Question for those who sat in the front row of games.. on 20:53 - May 26 by Plums
IIRC even back in the day before all the pitches were relaid, if you sat along the side at Anfield, you couldn't see the feet of the players on the other side of the pitch.
I think we know it’s using a synthetic stitch, like the SIS below:
But I’m intrigued by the composite boards they seem to be breathing a layer of?! Does that house the under soil heating piping and then the rooting soil is placed on top?
Certainly going to drain very quickly and need a lot of watering.
Can someone recall the name of the new pitch vendor/technology? on 09:23 - May 27 by unstableblue
I think we know it’s using a synthetic stitch, like the SIS below:
But I’m intrigued by the composite boards they seem to be breathing a layer of?! Does that house the under soil heating piping and then the rooting soil is placed on top?
Certainly going to drain very quickly and need a lot of watering.
Going to be quite a surface.
It’s a product called Permavoid made by poly pipe, it’s approx 80mm thick and is an interlocking attenuation crate. Its main function is to store water. It sits on top of the drainage ditches filled with shingle and slotted drain pipe. A permeable membrane sits on top, then the sand layer which the heating loops sit in. On top of that is a more soil based layer which the pitch grows in
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