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He loves grass

By noibla
July 23 2013

It transpires that the club have found a new groundsman who has started work immediately.  It was when a couple of dandelions were noticed on the pitch that the advert went out to the local press and in no time he became the resident groundsman.There was even talk of a new hot meal being added to the match day menu but that is still under discussion I believe.You may not recognize the container when you go to the ground by the way as it is been painted white by the club, but the rabbit should still be the same colour unles it's already had a litter.Keep a look out for any signs of freshly eaten grass won't you.

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Discussion started by Unofficial Plymouth Albion (IP Logged), 23/07/2013 20:39
Unofficial Plymouth Albion
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23/07/2013 20:39
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ralbar
balion
23/07/2013 20:47
You obviously missed the other one who was under the real ale bar waiting for a drink!!

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commando joe
commando joe
24/07/2013 18:21
not good for the pitch, once the vermin settle in & breed look out for the holes around the playing area. better off in a stew or pie.

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ralbar
balion
25/07/2013 10:58
Why not get a couple of goats! plenty of old goats hanging around the park these days!!!!

(Sm102)(Sm102)

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commando joe
commando joe
25/07/2013 12:19
Joking apart rabbits are vermin , unless controlled they could ruin the playing surface. suggest the club look at getting rid of them to avoid injuries to players: twisted ankles etc by players stepping into rabbit scrapes!!!!

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FFT
FFT
25/07/2013 17:46
As long as our boys know where the holes are could be a secret weapon

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