Possible I suppose, can’t imagine athletes being happy if we used the indoor facility during the winter season, which would be the more logical solution, most athletes train away from the track during winter, so there’s a possibility, it’s definitely doable to set up a large marquee on the grass in the middle of the track, there are toilet blocks around the track too
Can’t see them doing nothing, that would be very strange, what you’re suggesting is very cost effective & the club will surely not allow a full season of people’s match day routine to change, they’ll want them to continue arriving in plenty of time, visiting the club shop, buying a pint & a pie, welcoming the players etc. I’m normally train in to town, a few beers, get to the ground an hour & half early, have a beer & something to eat outside, then a pint on the concourse. If there’s nothing I’ll probably hang around town a bit longer & City lose a few quid. Have City matters posed the question of any offerings?
It was just the outdoor track/stadium I was on about not the indoor as that is regularly used all year round, whereas the outside might have one, two if any event’s during August & September.
Yeah, that was just me thinking out loud, my daughter was an athlete in her younger years, spent many hours at the track & indoor facility, the outdoor season finishes in September & picks up in the spring, so the opportunity is there, there’s usually no throwing event training in winter, i.e. hammer javelin & shot, so the grass area is free to use
Allocate the grass area for the dippers and rags pre match warm up....then bring on the javelin throwers and putt shotters !!
Are putt shotters something to do with golf or did you mean shot putters?
