Cambridge United's groundsman says the worst weather he has known in 45 years is proving stressful.
A groundsman with decades of experience has said he fears that climate change could be affecting football.
Mr Darler said heavy rain in recent months had made it difficult for him to get training pitches ready for next season.Mr Darler, 65, has spoken of his concerns about the weather in interviews with the BBC.
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