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Post by grumpygit on Oct 26, 2010 13:01:32 GMT
I've heard that the club have some yellow and blue nets. So why the hell have they not been used?
We had all the enthusiasm about the dates being put up on the SSU, but when the club has the chance to make the ground seem more 'Oxford', it doesn't.
Why?
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Post by Gavin Archery on Oct 26, 2010 13:29:41 GMT
Perhaps the yellow and blue nets aren't in good condition?
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Post by The Arbiter on Oct 26, 2010 14:15:17 GMT
I've heard that the club have some yellow and blue nets. So why the hell have they not been used? We had all the enthusiasm about the dates being put up on the SSU, but when the club has the chance to make the ground seem more 'Oxford', it doesn't. Why? I think the club have to seek permission from the FA to use alternate coulour nets that differ from the standard white or newly accepted black from UEFA. I don't think two-tone coloured ones are allowed now. Anyway it's not that important and blue and yellow would look as tinpot as what Oxford City have. White is fine. 1 game, 3 goals and still moaning  |
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Post by Jagster on Oct 26, 2010 14:39:32 GMT
I've heard that the club have some yellow and blue nets. So why the hell have they not been used? We had all the enthusiasm about the dates being put up on the SSU, but when the club has the chance to make the ground seem more 'Oxford', it doesn't. Why? I think the club have to seek permission from the FA to use alternate coulour nets that differ from the standard white or newly accepted black from UEFA. I don't think two-tone coloured ones are allowed now. Anyway it's not that important and blue and yellow would look as tinpot as what Oxford City have. White is fine. 1 game, 3 goals and still moaning A number of Premiership teams have two-tone nets (black/grey and white) it could be the yellow and blue that is the problem |
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Post by The Arbiter on Oct 26, 2010 14:49:27 GMT
I think the club have to seek permission from the FA to use alternate coulour nets that differ from the standard white or newly accepted black from UEFA. I don't think two-tone coloured ones are allowed now. Anyway it's not that important and blue and yellow would look as tinpot as what Oxford City have. White is fine. 1 game, 3 goals and still moaning A number of Premiership teams have two-tone nets (black/grey and white) it could be the yellow and blue that is the problem What I mean is like the red and white ones Sunderland used to have along with Swindon. Both clubs were told that they had to use plain white. Grey, black, white are all acceptable but you can't have two colours on one net e.g stripe form. |
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Post by chris1986 on Oct 27, 2010 19:46:52 GMT
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Post by slappy on Oct 28, 2010 10:58:57 GMT
I think the main restriction on goal nets is that they can't have advertising.
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Post by The Fence End on Oct 28, 2010 17:57:47 GMT
I heard the white ones were used because Kelvin Thomas doesn't like the yellow and blue ones.
Miserable git!
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Post by kassyite on Nov 1, 2010 17:13:49 GMT
Blackburn had blue and white squares on theirs at the weekend.
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Post by sarge1 on Nov 4, 2010 9:23:30 GMT
noticed quite a number of grounds have colour cordinated nets, bring out the yellow n blue I say- maybe that will herald a change of form n fortune? .... anything has got to be worth a try ...hasnt it?
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