Peterborough United v Hull City WILL go ahead
Hull City's match at Peterborough United will go ahead today.
The Championship clash was in doubt yesterday with heavy snow expected for the London Road ground.
But after a pitch inspection this morning, officials confirmed the match would go ahead.
Posh fans were asked to turn out this morning with snow shovels and wheelbarrows to help clear the pitch.
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Met Office forecasters say snow is likely to stay away from Peterborough this afternoon, but temperatures will stay close to freezing.
Comments
by BigBillyBilly
Saturday, January 19 2013, 12:20PM
“Yes,Hassle-White,do carry on with your wind ups.Does HDM pay YOU The Minimum Wage for this rabble- rousing service?!”
by Hassle-White
Saturday, January 19 2013, 11:29AM
“Score prediction 3:1 some tired legs in the tigers camp.”
by EuroTiger
Saturday, January 19 2013, 11:02AM
“PeterAnlaby- they are gauranteed alf a bag of taters each with a turnip bonus if the game go's ahead- down here that' good
UTT”
by PeterAnlaby
Saturday, January 19 2013, 10:58AM
“I take it that all these Posh fans who turn out to clear the pitch of snow will be paid at least the Guaranteed Minimum Wage”
by EuroTiger
Saturday, January 19 2013, 10:33AM
“Iron Men with leather balls David - things have changed UTT”
by Daveinleeds
Saturday, January 19 2013, 10:30AM
“your memory might be faulty but your skin looks well cared for.
youngs uns today all wimps I've played cricket in the snow tell that to the young uns today and .......”
by David_Nivea
Saturday, January 19 2013, 9:59AM
“I seem to recall that in the 1970's, football matches were played on snow-covered pitches with just the markings cleared, and an orange ball that was more visible against the snow than the usual type. Players would sometimes wear their shorts over tracksuit trousers to counter the effects of the cold and any impact with the chilly ground.
Or is my memory playing tricks?”