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Woking chief Robin Byrne hits back over pitch rap

Woking chief Robin Byrne has called for calm following a second successive 11th-hour postponement – but denies the club have neglected their rain-damaged pitch.

Late postponements spark rage
By Jon Couch

Woking chief Robin Byrne has called for calm following a second successive 11th-hour postponement – but denies the club have neglected their rain-damaged pitch.
Woking’s National League game with Solihull Moors on Wednesday night was called off by the referee following a pitch inspection less than an hour before kick-off, despite temperatures reaching 18-degrees in the area that day and both teams ready and willing to play.
It mirrored a similarly controversial late postponement of the Cards’ visit of Altrincham just 11 days previous where the sa...

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