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Published 17:12 14 Mar 2015 GMT
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English Conference side Halifax Town hosted Bristol Rovers today at Shay Stadium on this monstrosity of a pitch, which looks about 10 per cent grass, 90 per cent sand and 100 per cent awful.
Halifax manager Neil Aspin said before that fans coming to the game today should not expect free-flowing football.
"I'm not going to criticise the players too much because I’ve walked on the pitch... and you’re asking players to try and pass and be creative on that and it’s very, very difficult".
Unsurprisingly, there's no word from the groundsman.
https://twitter.com/bbcbristolsport/status/576733317174820864
https://twitter.com/dom_m1988/status/576755889434161152
Hat-tip The Mirror.Football

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