So long as the groundsman thinks the pitch can take it then I'm ok with it. Would also take into consideration the locals as having a growing sport on your doorstep will eventually lead to more hassle and/or commerce. Once Bramley Moore is built it really shouldn't be a debate.
I voted yes. I think a lot depends on whether the grass could take the extra games without deterioration to the playing surface.
Well, my opinion is that club should try and have as much ladies games as it is possible, whether that would end up as a double-header or not. Of course, logistics may prove that sometimes double-headers aren't possible.
So, after all, Everton is moving to the Walton Hall Park, in some way.
I heard someone on the media say something similar last week amid the frenzy of BBC TV sports. I ask, why on earth would young lads wish to be exposed to the ladies's game? It sounds bizarre. The implication is that there is a lack of exposure of boys' to boys' football, and the ladies' game could fill that gap. The whole point of the push for more ladies' football is to attract more girls to play or watch; certainly not to attract boys whose needs have been amply fulfilled for the past 120 years.
