bad grass causes loss

[twinkletoes14]

QUOTE(No1ScoresOnMe @ Apr 24 2007 - 09:59 PM) 826444678[/snapback]The field may stink, the refs may stink, but champions overcome...

 

I agree with you. The grass was the same for both teams. In some countries kids play on nothing but dirt and some rock, and they even play bearfooted so I think in games like that who ever wants it more will get the win

[sportdude]

I have personally witnessed at least two occasions where the endlines were a little crooked resulting in the ball staying in play, passed out front, and a critical goal being scored. If I were coaching I would inspect the endlines before each away game. Also, there's nothing like looking down from the stands and seeing perfectly straight white lines against a uniformly green surface.

[StateChamps07]

QUOTE(twinkletoes14 @ May 2 2007 - 08:42 AM) 826449804[/snapback]I agree with you. The grass was the same for both teams. In some countries kids play on nothing but dirt and some rock, and they even play bearfooted so I think in games like that who ever wants it more will get the win

 

u r a moron

[redmachine30]

Brentwood is a bunch of baby backs. i bet that is why overton lost in a heated battle. the only group of people who could play in those conditions is the SPARTANS

[Bighurt]

IHMO. Only a Soccer topic would be titled "bad grass causes loss". /dry.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="