Well that's a pretty big mistake...

 

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/highschool-prep-rally/high-school-uses-week-killer-instead-of-fertilizer--destroys-football-field-143654673.html

Somebody is fired.

Looks like Campbell County's old field.

And I can't kill the grass coming up in my paved driveway with acid and hand grenades. :irked:

Cant be any worse playing on that then it was playing an NFL game on the dirt infield in Oakland last Sunday.

Edited September 17, 201511 yr by All Tell

Groundskeeper keeping in true sports admission of guilt by pointing to himself and saying "my fault, my fault."

Carl Spackler available? He's working on his own hybrid grass and he once caddied for the Dalai Lama. Sounds like a perfect fit.

Maybe they have Highlands on the schedule and watering down the grass didn't work last time. So they decided to water down the dirt...

Just wondering. Is it safe to play on? How long does the chemicals for a weed killer stay at a high enough level to were you need to not walk in the area to sprayed?

Somebody is fired.

 

 

He's already got a new job setting off fireworks for the Cleveland Indians.

He's already got a new job setting off fireworks for the Cleveland Indians.

 

Well done.

And I can't kill the grass coming up in my paved driveway with acid and hand grenades. :irked:

 

:lol2::lol2:

And I can't kill the grass coming up in my paved driveway with acid and hand grenades. :irked:

 

Maybe you should try using weed killer instead of acid and hand grenades

Heck does not look any worse than the grass field at PBS looked the time the NFL considered not allowing the Bengals to play their home game on it.

The grounds keeper should be fired. Did you see how many spots he missed and how streaky he put the "fertilizer" on?