Football: A look at how the National Stadium's pitch is prepared for the Suzuki Cup

The National Stadium is set to come alive after almost two years of pandemic-related disruptions. Preparing the National Stadium’s all-natural grass pitch for the tournament is a process that began months ago. [For subscribers] Read more: str.sg/3xWS
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Nice video. I watched it entirely

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The pitch preparation is more than players salary

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Lies again? Serie A Leader

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@0:30... "Lay and play" was adopted due to faulty stadium design, which prevented grass from growing in the stadium. It's not what the stadium was design for. It was the solution to rectify a flaw in the stadium's architecture.

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Thanks

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So what's opinion from football player?

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But now you use that field for a concert.. What's the point of you talking about the quality of the grass