www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article.php?id=5601 Just hopes it better than some of the American football fake surfaces that have caused a lot of injuries to players.

www.widnesvikings.co.uk/article.php?id=5601 Just hopes it better than some of the American football fake surfaces that have caused a lot of injuries to players.

Saw the piece myself on boots n all and was shocked to be honest, play 5 a side ( yes tad exercise

) and when you take a tumble on that stuff it burns like fook.

If it anything like Leigh Easts pitch, it will be absolutely fine for full contact.



It will be more than fine even, it will be bloody brilliant.

Why is it called an "i-pitch"? What the f*** has it got to do with Apple? I can only assume that the "i" signifies that it will be twice as expensive as any equivalent pitch and the first version will be e?

every few weeks there will be add-ons you can buy for it , then each year you can pay for an upgrade.

Don't have an iPitch? Then you can't download the "20m line" app. Enjoy tap restarts, on your own or with other teams.

I've played footy on one recently and it gives underfoot like a grass pitch in normal conditions and I've made slide tackles on it in shorts without any burning. The technology is pretty good nowadays.

I must admit, that's the first thing I thought too.



I think that the thinking is... "If you stick 'i' in front of something, it's ace!".



It also means that if you see somebody stealing an Apple product you're an iWitness. (SORRY!!!!)

Does it make Widnes any less of an iSore?

Chapter 2 of "RL CEO for Dummies"?

iSuppose it might.

No, that sort of advanced thinking isn't while chapter 6.



Chapter 2 is entitled "How to spend millions reducing your ground's capacity." Topics covered include "Releasing a much bigger/better design in the bumf that goes out with the season tickets than the design that's actually getting built" and of course "Employing a sh[ii[/it coach to ensure your new reduced capacity ground isn't over full".