Not as in farm field but proper sports field, like where the Euro 5 Man is to be held? How much carnage is caused by paint on the ground etc, and how is it cleaned up?
PJ
PJ
How do you clean a field after a tournament?
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have you not seen the little men pop out with powerwashers between games?
Mainly in videos
have you not seen the little men pop out with powerwashers between games?
Mainly in videos
id imagine all you half is a lot of shell and paint on the floor
1 brush for the shell, 1 hose for all the paint and start at one end, mabey a few more of each for speedyness
1 brush for the shell, 1 hose for all the paint and start at one end, mabey a few more of each for speedyness
I was just surprised to see that the Euro 5 Man is being held on a stadium pitch. All the groundskeepers I know would chase you off with pitch forks if you got anywhere near their grass with a pball gun .
Other reason I ask is that I used to work at a sports centre with a field in the middle of an athletics track, one that would be perfect for a tourney. If it turns out it's quite easy to clear up afterwards I'll start to see if I could get a tourney hosted there.
PJ
.Other reason I ask is that I used to work at a sports centre with a field in the middle of an athletics track, one that would be perfect for a tourney. If it turns out it's quite easy to clear up afterwards I'll start to see if I could get a tourney hosted there.
PJ
That's exactly the set-up at the Julie Rose Stadium in Ashford (Euro 5-man venue) - full sized minor international athletics track with grass in the middle. Warren has obviously done a good job of the clear-up in the past as he's been welcomed back year after year now.
Whether it's easy to clear up is another matter, and I know he spends a small fortune on clear-up crew both on the day & afterwards so cost could be a big factor in this.
