Hemel Hempstead Town v Torquay United, 23rd September 2023
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Playing devils advocate here Dave. The crumb rubber infill made from recycled car tyres is supposed to improve the bounce of the ball and as a shock pad to reduce injuries. Nonetheless, in Europe there is a crackdown on plastic pitches after tests showed the rubber infill contained small amounts of potentially toxic and carcinogenic chemicals including mercury, lead, and arsenic. The Dutch for example are to phase them out completely by 2030. The EU stated that you can remove such hazardous substances "by substituting much safer materials, for example natural grass". Who would have thought!
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Hemel 1-2 Torquay
Keep the winning run going.
Keep the winning run going.
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Can’t see a win here, 0-0
Anyone any idea what GJ meant about having a game in hand in the latest press call?
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Another tough game today, but staying positive.
Hemel 1 : 2 Torquay
Hemel 1 : 2 Torquay
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Stobbs and Da Silva not in squad. Callum Thomas on the bench.
Yep, agree with sentiments, I spent 10 years in youth development football, coached on these surfaces, there are many studies across the United States and Europe, again there's little agreement, many suggesting low exposure to infill isn't harmful, others showing different results, however think we all agree to use the safest products possible.MellowYellow wrote: ↑22 Sep 2023, 21:08 Playing devils advocate here Dave. The crumb rubber infill made from recycled car tyres is supposed to improve the bounce of the ball and as a shock pad to reduce injuries. Nonetheless, in Europe there is a crackdown on plastic pitches after tests showed the rubber infill contained small amounts of potentially toxic and carcinogenic chemicals including mercury, lead, and arsenic. The Dutch for example are to phase them out completely by 2030. The EU stated that you can remove such hazardous substances "by substituting much safer materials, for example natural grass". Who would have thought!
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Irrespective of whether these pitches are harmful we obviously cant play on them.
Unfortunately being in this god forsaken league we have to play on them every other week. We cant afford to lose this game and have to up it in the second half.
Unfortunately being in this god forsaken league we have to play on them every other week. We cant afford to lose this game and have to up it in the second half.
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Agree Brucie we just cannot cope with plastic, we are slow, listening to BBC devon we are defensively poor, and a single midfielder of lapslie doing all the work, I do not believe that both stobbs and de silva are injured. Lets hope they improve second 45.
Why can't we play on synthetic pitches? We knew there would be a number of matches on these surfaces, didn't we play a PSF on an artificial pitch, don't we have use of the 3G at PCC to train on.
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Not sure why we play lapslie so far forward - hes no creative no.10 style player and is far too small
WJD who has just scored would be far better pushed further forward
Loanees still massively needed
Not sure why we play lapslie so far forward - hes no creative no.10 style player and is far too small
WJD who has just scored would be far better pushed further forward
Loanees still massively needed
We need to find the pockets of space. Apparently.
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