The far from mediterranean weather in Perpignan this week could scupper the Tigers trip to the South of France this weekend. As hundreds of Cas fans are boarding planes and heading off to hoildays booked months ago, the Catalans gemenral manager Christophe Levy has confirmed that Saturday's game is under threat after a prolonged spell of snow has left the pitch covered.
"It snowed for the whole day (Tuesday) and everything is closed," Levy said. "The players and volunteers are trying to clear the pitch but it's going really slowly. The snow is not melting because it's only one degree. We will see at the end of the day how far we get but we probably won't make a decision until tomorrow (Thursday)."
Catalans are advising club and fans not to travel until an official announcement has been made regarding the game. Marvellous!
Stoke Bloke 06/09/2010 02:38 Tell ya with all the gush from Sky and the help from the officials we wouldnt have won if saints had stayed in the sheds. dred proud great performance
phil malone 05/09/2010 11:12 Proud of the effort, 10 out of 10. Dodgy decisions early in season cost us (robins x2) etc
Delboy66 04/09/2010 21:00 Fuckin Sheepshaggers!!
Proud as fck of the lads tonite to say it was all the st helens show on sky, Muppets!!
The far from mediterranean weather in Perpignan this week could scupper the Tigers trip to the South of France this weekend. As hundreds of Cas fans are boarding planes and heading off to hoildays booked months ago, the Catalans gemenral manager Christophe Levy has confirmed that Saturday's game is under threat after a prolonged spell of snow has left the pitch covered.
