Paris on Astro-turf!
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having played at san diego and denver where they had the turf on concrete, i had no problem with sliding, and i do not think that there was any concern in relation to injuries from sliding on the turf laid on concrete.
its great to slide on when there is a layer of slick paint especially.
dont worry about it, it will be fine
its great to slide on when there is a layer of slick paint especially.
dont worry about it, it will be fine
Sam, are you talking about the "action Turf" carpet style surface or have the NPPL now got the grass effect like this new stuff (if it acutally comes off)
Played football on this type of surface got carried away and did some sliding tackles on this stuff and never ended up with any friction burns.
Tho i think that was down to the playing surface being dampened down alot so if they are using it in Paris the paint will stop the friction burns tho padding will definately be a must.
Tho i think that was down to the playing surface being dampened down alot so if they are using it in Paris the paint will stop the friction burns tho padding will definately be a must.
With it being in Disneyland, whats the deal for spectators, do you have to pay to get into the park then get to the games?
Thanks for that, Tempt the girlfriend there as a romantic weekend away to Disney and BANG, Actually we are not going in, so lets watch the Ballin......
Any hotels around that aren't disney, Maybe more like Hostels.....
Any hotels around that aren't disney, Maybe more like Hostels.....
Are regular soccer cleets ok for this surface? Does it get too slippery for sneakers once there is paint all over the place?
I extend the question to JT and Dye Cleats.. Do you think they will handle this kind of astro-turf?