Yes we do, as do all premier and championship teams, and it will have been on all weekend if temperatures were 2 degrees or below. It doesn't melt snow, it just stops the ground from being frozen hard. Snow still need to be cleared.Nothing about being a drama queen. Simple question, do we have undersoil heating or not? If we do why aren't we using it?
Let it go, you melt.I don't like getting into such basic spats but when I'm told to fuck off I'll respond; n kind. Childish I know. It would be; interesting to know if we have any heating or not. I remember the pitch being terrible last season against PSG
Geordies would be topless by nowThis is now tugrning into a pleasant afternoon for Manchester in November , shirt sleeves and flip flops are de rigeur
That's my understanding of it. It's not there to clear snow, it's there to stop the pitch icing up.I'm not sure under soil heating works that quickly? It's more of a gentle heat that keeps the pitch clear ahead of kick off rather than something that acts like the front ring on an electric cooker?
rice is fired
Nothing against woman football commentators but this Vicky is absolutely appalling !!All members of the BBC 5 live commentary team hoping that West Ham win this match.
Danger of waterlogging the pitch.
Let it go, you melt.
Well yes, but they're just sodding thick.Geordies would be topless by now