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Correct me if I'm wrong: but if the main stand had been built on the North side instead of the South, surely todays game( and other Sat games during frosty weather) would have gone ahead due to the suns rays warming the whole pitch & not causing massive shade!!!!! or was there a reason why not.(There could still have been some kind of impressive approach to the Arena surely)[This question is addressed to everyone ,,not just Surelys!!]

1953 wrote:Correct me if I'm wrong: but if the main stand had been built on the North side instead of the South, surely todays game( and other Sat games during frosty weather) would have gone ahead due to the suns rays warming the whole pitch & not causing massive shade!!!!! or was there a reason why not.(There could still have been some kind of impressive approach to the Arena surely)[This question is addressed to everyone ,,not just Surelys!!]

No you are not wrong ...the sun has been predicable for some while....

Yeh but then everyone would argue its bad planning that your always looking into the sun

If that was the build, the aproach would be totally crap, our stadium is built to portray impressiveness, like dodge city.

Sunny?

In Morecambe?

In January?

Come on, lad !

USA Shrimp wrote:Sunny?

In Morecambe?

In January?

Come on, lad !

Plenty of sunshine yesterday, ol' lad!

Just great for a game of ........?

The direction of the sun is fundamental to good health.
Go out into the garden at sunrise.
Bend over, facing away from the sun, with your bare one-eye facing it.
Keep that position for one minute.
And you are completely energised for the stressful day ahead.

The direction of the sun is fundamental to good health.
Go out into the garden at sunrise.
Bend over, facing away from the sun, with your bare one-eye facing it.
Keep that position for one minute.
And you are completely energised for the stressful day ahead.

Not on my manor lad
If I bent down for 1 minute in that position, no don't want to even think about it.