Is it hard to maintain

Just b/c all the workers are spanish doesn't mean you need to highlight it.

Latino, not Hispanic...

Don Carbon ,la definición más real o correcta sería MESTIZOS,que es la mezcla de europeos e indígenas.

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Yes

Yes

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Lmafao

Do some research dumbass instead of posting idiotic question like this.

if it rains they usually have to wait until it's dry enough to go back out to prevent messing up the soil for planting

Ashutosh Nishad most likely, Bermuda is tough for sports fields and takes full sun

Most of the cost will be machinery and labour hire.

There are some high school football fields that the cost is about $70M to make . So just grass might be expensive as fudge..!!

you are a real OG

$ 100k per football field.?

Yup, as real as it gets. No sense in watering fake grass right ?

Wow, your cool

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Real

soalnya budget lampu lebih gampang dimark-up daripada budget rumput Berooooo...wkwkwkwk

Ur a perfect idiot

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Turf artificial grass

DEADLYGAMING 2000 And why would they water artificial grass? :)

+moveaxebx it becomes dirty and dry and they need to wach and softten it a little bit ... when the players fall at the artificial grass it burns u have to try :3

it is real grass

Youssef kharbat its real grass nimwit

peter enli Yes

Abhinav Jha once upon a time rugby in England was known as rugby football and soccer was know as association football. Americans adopted rugby and modified it but kept the name football. Whereas in England soccer became more popular so they kept the name football and rugby football changed to simply rugby to distinguish between the two sports. In America, the American version of rugby excelled so they kept the name football and association was kept at soccer. Soccer is actually the British short version of Association Football.

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Football=soccer... The other should be "handball"

+Jose Garcia There are already two different handballs that exist.

***** You know Americans got the word "soccer" from the Brits, right? They say the same in Canada. Ireland, South Africa, and Australia are known to say "soccer" from time to time too. Australia's "rugby" style is called Australian rules football. But I do agree that soccer should just be called football.

Soccer is an English term. Americans didn't come up with it, they just use it more to separate it from their version of Football. But the term "soccer" is English, first used in the early 1880's.

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This is turf (grass lifted to be laid elsewhere). Do you mean artificial turf?

Bunny Warren can you explain something about artificial turf

but do they want the players burning out their knees when they accidentally slide on their knees

Mitchell A. | Your Average Swedish-American they have pads

Andrew Trejo ok

Andrew Trejo

Yea but sometimes their knees aren't covered

Watering fake grass ? Hmmmm...

Because it's in a desert basically !!