Hey guys, I've just been asked by my groundsman for my pitch size. But the thing is I never know what to choose so I usually just use the current one. This time though I've changed it and gone for Maximum. I was just wondering what do you usually use and what's the best option.
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22-09-2008 21:29 #1First Team Squad Member
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22-09-2008 21:32 #2Moderator
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Re: Pitch Dimensions
It makes no difference. It's supposed to help if you play a wide game, but it doesn't.
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22-09-2008 21:35 #3First Team Squad Member
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Re: Pitch Dimensions
Oh right, cheers for that.
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22-09-2008 21:35 #4Reserves
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Re: Pitch Dimensions
Really, I always had a small pitch with Birmingham and this meant Walcott and Joaquin used to struggle when I played arsenal! Oh well, I trust you SCIAG
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22-09-2008 22:05 #5First Team Squad Member
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Aha! Peter's back.
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22-09-2008 22:53 #6Reserves
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Re: Pitch Dimensions
I always have hard working players so I go for the smallest every time. I'm not sure if it works but I have been successful doing it so far.
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22-09-2008 23:07 #7Part-Timer
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Re: Pitch Dimensions
I beg to differ as I always play with the maximum dimensions and use my wingers to hug the sideline - works great as my wingers get loads of assists.
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