kasse said:I don't know if "artificial grass" is the correct term, but I'm sure you know what I mean. Grass made from plastics. The Norwegian Football Association has decided that from 2008 the national arena Ullevaal Stadion will be the first national arena in the world with artificial grass. What's your opinion here?
Playing on artificial grass in Norway has several benefits, including a more consistent playing surface, lower maintenance costs, and the ability to play in all weather conditions. It also reduces the risk of injuries and can help with water conservation.
Yes, playing on artificial grass in Norway is safe for players. The synthetic turf is designed to minimize the risk of injuries, and proper installation and maintenance can further ensure the safety of players.
Artificial grass in Norway has a positive impact on the environment. It requires less water and chemicals to maintain compared to natural grass, reducing the use of resources and potential pollution. It also does not require mowing, which reduces carbon emissions and noise pollution.
Yes, the ball can roll properly on artificial grass in Norway. The surface is designed to have a consistent and even level, allowing for a smooth and predictable ball roll.
Playing on artificial grass in Norway can slightly affect the game compared to natural grass. The ball may bounce slightly differently, and players may need some time to adjust to the surface. However, overall, the game is not significantly impacted, and players can still perform at a high level.