Quite amusing to read all the travails going on. Its been raining here solidly this Boxing Day, not a scrap of snow or ice - we usually have a foot of snow by this time.



My wife and I were joking that if we had been back in Leigh over Christmas we would have been virtually the only two people about, but would still have been scuppered as no-one would be able to get to the shops to open them!



Funnily enough, I don't think its legal here to use snow chains - but then we do have something that is alien to the UK - winter tires! Imagine all of Britain trundling to the garage twice a year to have the tires changed - it does work though!





A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from this side of the pond!



mapleyther

So the ground is OK - it's just the surrounding area. Well the ASDA & Parsonage car parks have been pretty horrendous recently but have the shops closed? It makes me laugh - the bin men can't come but yet everyone seems to get into Leigh to do their shopping and folk have to get to work - it's not stopped the postmen delivering. I've seen loads of people, all ages walking the streets. Would a big concert get cancelled because there was a bit of ice in surrounding streets? If the pitch is OK then let the game go ahead - it's upto the public if they want to get there or not! Mard ar5es



This morning I walked from home towards Leigh town centre, then along St.Helens Rd, all around the country park, the sailing club and back to the town centre quite safely. It's been thawing ever since so what's the problem.

Well its all gone in Warrington

Which part of Warrinton are you looking at?

You can't even cross the street where i live it's so bad. On guy tried and slipped and split his head open. It's been worse since we had the rain. Roll on summer!!!

That game is now off!!!

Drove down past the LSV last night , the snow plough tractor was there , it had cleared all the roads , the walkways all round the stadium and most of the car parks , quite simply it is the pathways in the town , what they need is hitting with sledge hammers to break them up as they are now just big lumps of ice

Perhaps they were waiting for a "tip" off you, Keith?

Don't you mean the East parking space!!!

I think more than enough of your own have fallen foul of that one!!

Mate rang me last night and said the car park behind the North Stand was like an ice rink.