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By Press Release in Rugby on 26th Feb 2011 10:00
Whitehaven hope floods that have plagued the Recreation Ground for years have been consigned to history after a major repair project this week.
The postponement of last weekend's big Northern Rail Cup tie against 2010 Championship winners Halifax due to a waterlogged pitch was the final straw for Haven.
The tie had been expected to attract a bumper crowd and it was the only NR Cup game across the country that fell victim to the wet weather last weekend.
A collapsed drain at the Railway End of the stadium, a long-time problem, meant rainwater was failing to drain from the surface.
Club director Ian Harvey this week managed a project to install a new sump and electric pump which will mean water is drained away.
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