Will have to jetwash the seats to get the smell of wools off them.
Beat me to it mate: Evertonians being Evertonians!"We need to use the Stadium to generate income and sponsorship, get it out there and attract investment for players"
"WTF, WHY ARE WE LETTING THEM PLAY RUGBY ON OUR LOVELY PITCH"
You people are INSANE.
Agreed it's a fantastic occasion.….pitch will be fine, posted about this game in New Stadium thread yesterday.
Australia coming to town, I think it’s great to raise the profile of the club and the new ground. Let’s hope the ground is lauded as a super venue.
Not many fatties in league, you are thinking of tory union ballA game for fat blerts who can't play footy
If you are playing a game where you need to pick the ball up instead of kicking it it's because you can't play footy. I used to get told off for picking a ball up. When it was invented it was invented for fat blerts who couldn't play footy. Is that better?Not many fatties in league, you are thinking of tory union ball
I wouldn't describe it as better, but it does explain a few thingsIf you are playing a game where you need to pick the ball up instead of kicking it it's because you can't play footy. I used to get told off for picking a ball up. When it was invented it was invented for fat blerts who couldn't play footy. Is that better?
Pitch isn't even big enough for football according to the kopites mate, GAA has no chance.Is the pitch big enough for GAA games?
With Casement Park cancelled we should put ourselves forward to host All Ireland hurling and football finals. Get a bit of the cash that Croke Park takes in.
I'd rather watch a big Gaelic football game than a wool game like rugby that's always stopping and starting every 3 seconds.
If you are playing a game where you need to pick the ball up instead of kicking it it's because you can't play footy. I used to get told off for picking a ball up. When it was invented it was invented for fat blerts who couldn't play footy. Is that better?
We’ve had rugby at Goodison all season, have you not our shooting from outside the area.
That settles that then!Nowhere near big enough, the smallest a GAA pitch can be is 130 meters by 80 meters.