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I think they were for a season or two a few years back but newer lists suggest otherwise.Actually all the same size and have been for more than a few years.
I think they were for a season or two a few years back but newer lists suggest otherwise.Actually all the same size and have been for more than a few years.
There's a UEFA standard pitch size of 105m X 68m (7140 sq.m) which most clubs have adopted, but you can have smaller (100x64 is the international minimum) or larger.I think they were for a season or two a few years back but newer lists suggest otherwise.
I found a list of pitch sizes and only two in the Prem are 105 x 69. A load, including City, rags and Wembley etc were 105 x 68. I assumed the list was from this season as it included Brighton and Huddersfield which seemed a bit of a clue.There's a UEFA standard pitch size of 105m X 69m (7245 sq.m) which most clubs have adopted, but you can have smaller (100x64 is the international minimum) or larger.
Clubs that host other sports such as rugby need a longer pitch (120m for Union) which is why Hull City had a bigger pitch than most.
Yes, my typo, it's 68 not 69, making playing area 7140.I found a list of pitch sizes and only two in the Prem are 105 x 69. A load, including City, rags and Wembley etc were 105 x 68. I assumed the list was from this season as it included Brighton and Huddersfield which seemed a bit of a clue.
We've had some cracking draws this season in the Champions league, League cup and Fa cup. Avoided every big team. No complaints.
That's because they are worried their little darlings might get knocked out by City
They are hoping we mess it up against Wigan or Saints