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3g or not 3g ? - that is the question
Clem_Snide
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I have to say that before the last two games i'd never seen professional football played on a 3g surface - I hope I never see it again.
Absolutely hated it. Ball runs way to quickly and bounces up alarmingly. Players (including the home team) all looked uncomfortable and like they were going to slip over at any second.
Add in the fact that we clearly didn't want to risk Solly's knees on such an unforgiving surface and I have to say the positives of not having games postponed are completely buried by the negatives.
Not for me.
Absolutely hated it. Ball runs way to quickly and bounces up alarmingly. Players (including the home team) all looked uncomfortable and like they were going to slip over at any second.
Add in the fact that we clearly didn't want to risk Solly's knees on such an unforgiving surface and I have to say the positives of not having games postponed are completely buried by the negatives.
Not for me.
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Not 3G any day!0
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What is 3G0
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Having watched and played football on 3G and 4G, it's a definite no from me.
No where near as good as a grass pitch.0 -
About £100 from a fella I know in Blackheath.0
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The sound of bones & hamstrings. Add a downpour to that surface and the potential for a serious career threatening injury is greatly increased............AFKABartram said:Snap
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Depends what coverage there is. 4g is better if it's available0
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Definitely prefer 36D8
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I'd read that they had improved since the days when I watched and played on the bloody things, which would have been last time around 96. Well they still haven't improved enough, based on yesterday.
Is 4g the same as a "hybrid"?0 -
they are ok for a bit of 7 a side at goals, but not for the professional game, my knees / back are getting on a bit and if I play at goals for an hour I ache for days after....give me grass any day.1
