In case you missed it, my point is that, yes, there's a sizeable (I'll let you estimate) faction of supporters who want the ground share to fail.
And when it inevitably does next year or five years from now or 10 years from now, the I-told-you-so group will emerge.
My take: Grass is a science. It's imperfect. Knowing that, I foresee a day when TFC's pitch is not "top notch" for a weekend or two. I'm OK with that.
I commend TFC ownership for investing in the surface.
AS do I. The initial investment in a surface that was top of the league. For our game. Other games have other needs.
I don't get how this is even a soapbox for people. To prevent discussion on the state of the pitch. If you and others are ok with it and don't see a problem, thanks for stopping by and leave your bullshit generalizing somewhere else.
Last edited by Fort York Redcoat; 10-19-2016 at 09:57 AM.
FORMER FULL TIME KOOL-AID DRINKER
Keep up the good work Kurt. Your coverage and commentary is much needed as some people here take the pitch issue here way too seriously. I think you will know by now some of these suporters types only come out of their mom's basement for games, spending the rest of the time hiding behind a keyboard. I met a few of them once getting dropped off in their mom's mini van at BMO.
In general I do not have any issues with the pitch, but maybe one day it will be who knows. For example Heinz Field in Pittsburgh after getting torn up due to the Steelers and Pitt coupled in with high school games, they changed to turf.
FORMER FULL TIME KOOL-AID DRINKER