Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 10:40 am  

PopTart wrote:

Nah you could see the dark area very clearly. All the lights were on and they looked exactly the same as the one at the entrance gate. There was no obstruction to given shadow.
Might just be the direction they were pointing I guess but you could see it from the flats end.
Not major but you could see the difference.

Nope

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Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 10:42 am  

vastman wrote:

We are so fixated with misery on here some seem incapable of just enjoying the moment.

Couldn't agree more

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Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 10:43 am  

vastman wrote:

Nope

Nope what?
Are you telling me I didn't see it?

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 10:45 am  

Kettykat wrote:

What’s going on with the lights ,the corner of the ground nearest the food shack was miles darker than the rest of the pitch , lights were on but by looks of it weren’t focused on that part of the ground

Didn't see it myself......

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 10:57 am  

PopTart wrote:

Nope what?
Are you telling me I didn't see it?

No I’m saying I could see it fine, so from where I was stood no problem. I can only speak from my own experience as can you.

But in this case I think it was a camera issue as the shot clearly became brighter as something got adjusted.

I honestly didn’t see an issue.

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 11:15 am  

Pre assumption here going forward ,but if batch has a head knock and has the mandatory 11 days rule I’d like to put forwards Walker as the loose and let him have a run out in that position and see how he goes . For all those that have him as a half back , there are those ( myself included) that see him as a ball playing loose forward . His kicking game at times is sublime ,especially those chips over for Johnstone , great pair of hand ,skilful, a must have team member ,but from my armchair coaching position hasn’t that speed and nippy ness for want of a better word to trouble too many defences ,as was shown last night . Obviously the real coach will put him exactly where he wants or needs him and will do a sterling job for us of that there is no doubt .

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Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 11:29 am  

vastman wrote:

No I’m saying I could see it fine, so from where I was stood no problem. I can only speak from my own experience as can you.

But in this case I think it was a camera issue as the shot clearly became brighter as something got adjusted.

I honestly didn’t see an issue.

I'm not saying it's an issue, but it can't be intended.

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 11:56 am  

I’ve watched Hall’s try on continuous loop, I can’t get enough of Johnstone’s amazing skill, just sublime - and credit to Corey Hall for being there in support. TJ really is a talent, I can only imagine he’s not in the England squad atm because Wayne already knows what a player he is.
It was definitely darker in that corner - I know what I saw and lots of folk around us in the North Stand commented on it early on in the game.

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 11:59 am  

Re the lights, on Thursday they were replacing the blown bulbs from the Leeds match as they were all lit last night and I clearly saw one guy adjusting them too, so it would appear that they just need to re-adjust them again to put more light in that bottom corner.

Re: Toulouse match thread : Sat Mar 12, 2022 12:20 pm  

The lights were on nearly all day yesterday for some reason.