The Blues rugby team played at RP last Monday during heavy rain. I red that the pitch was very brown in places after the match. Hopefully we're still be able to play our new style of football on it.

If only we had our own stadium so that we could play on the green green grass of home.

They call me mellow yellow. Quite rightly. I'm in a bit of a purple haze this morning after all the red red wine last night. I'm a whiter shade of pale. Lets hope we can keep up the gold standard this afternoon.

Good Morning!

You’re showing your true colours there mate!

I’m just enjoying our purple patch as others are green with envy.

Phil in Northampton

phil_in_npton wrote:Good Morning!

You’re showing your true colours there mate!

I’m just enjoying our purple patch as others are green with envy.

Phil in Northampton

Blackandamber wrote:The Blues rugby team played at RP last Monday during heavy rain. I red that the pitch was very brown in places after the match. Hopefully we're still be able to play our new style of football on it.

If only we had our own stadium so that we could play on the green green grass of home.

They call me mellow yellow. Quite rightly. I'm in a bit of a purple haze this morning after all the red red wine last night. I'm a whiter shade of pale. Lets hope we can keep up the gold standard this afternoon.

Certainly a colourful post on this grey day. Hopefully it won't turn black by the end of the game.
On a more serious note, I can certainly testify to seeing several brown and churned-up patches by the end of the Blues game.
One would hope that on what will undoubtedly be very heavy underfoot conditions we should have the edge in terms on energy levels against a team who has played twice in the last week.

Chances are if spectators were allowed there'd be various Hughes

Can see a few bare patches but not looking too bad

Hopefully it won't be a case of When Blue Turns To Grey.

I'm tickled Pink after todays result.