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“The pitch is built on heavy clay. We do have some have primary drainage, but it is about thirty years old now, so may need modernising soon. So, we are prone to puddling when we get a heavy downpour. To help alleviate some of the damage that can be caused on match day when this happens, I have been able to get the players to do some of their warm-ups on the


outside of the pitch - and none at all in the goalmouths, which has helped us maintain grass cover in the winter.”


The ground is surrounded by high conifers which have their advantages and disadvantages throughout the year. “They help protect the players on a matchday from the high winds we can experience and can be a good sound barrier from


he local airport. The problems they cause me are that, in summer, they sap the moisture from the side of the pitch whilst, in winter, they to drop a lot of debris when the winds get up, giving me the unenviable task of clearing them up. They also shade half of the pitch from the sun most of the year. I would like to cut them down by half but that is another expense.”


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