Giovinco blaming the Argos for TFC's woes

[paulwoods13]

There are some very good artificial surfaces out there nowadays, so hopefully MLSE finally just decides to go with the cheaper option.

Now I'm going to emulate TFC fans and demand that BMO stick with real grass. It is one of the aspects I like most about our move there.

[AngeloV]

Now I'm going to emulate TFC fans and demand that BMO stick with real grass. It is one of the aspects I like most about our move there.

TBH Paul, I like real grass too. But I don't like players running from real grass to turf as is the case in the end zones at BMO. I would prefer 1 or the other. It is going to be a factor on a key play at some point in a football game. When the Argos played the Stamps, Kenny Shaw scored a TD on a quick in route over the goal line in which the Stamps corner fell when he went to make his break. It obviously wasn't a key point in that game of season, but it could have been. The 2 different surfaces require different footwear.

[Neely2005]

TBH Paul, I like real grass too. But I don't like players running from real grass to turf as is the case in the end zones at BMO. I would prefer 1 or the other. It is going to be a factor on a key play at some point in a football game. When the Argos played the Stamps, Kenny Shaw scored a TD on a quick in route over the goal line in which the Stamps corner fell when he went to make his break. It obviously wasn't a key point in that game of season, but it could have been. The 2 different surfaces require different footwear.

Isn't only the North end zone turf?

[R.J]

Isn't only the North end zone turf?

North Endzone is all turf, but the South is half turf and half grass.

[AngeloV]

North Endzone is all turf, but the South is half turf and half grass.

Thanks.

[bender]

The north end is the side where the permanent seating was removed to extend the field for football. The endzone is all turf there.

The south end usually has a couple feet of concrete between the field and the wall during soccer and it's mainly used as a walkway for stadium personnel. For Argos, they cover the remaining concrete with turf and run it right up to the wall.

[Neely2005]

The north end is the side where the permanent seating was removed to extend the field for football. The endzone is all turf there.

The south end usually has a couple feet of concrete between the field and the wall during soccer and it's mainly used as a walkway for stadium personnel. For Argos, they cover the remaining concrete with turf and run it right up to the wall.

Thanks.

[Will]

The north end is the side where the permanent seating was removed to extend the field for football. The endzone is all turf there.

The south end usually has a couple feet of concrete between the field and the wall during soccer and it's mainly used as a walkway for stadium personnel. For Argos, they cover the remaining concrete with turf and run it right up to the wall.

I think it was that way for soccer in the south end even before the Argos moved in right?