Brentford Football Club is calling for volunteers to help clear the snow at Griffin Park tomorrow, Saturday January 19.
The Bees welcome Tranmere Rovers to TW8 tomorrow for an npower League One clash.
The match pits third in League One against first and The Bees are four points behind Tranmere with two games in hand.
Snow has been falling at Griffin Park since around 8.30am this morning, Friday January 18, and there is a thick cover around the area.
However, the Griffin Park pitch has been covered with frost covers, it is soft and in a good enough condition to play the match.
Match referee Darren Deadman will be coming to Griffin Park at 8am tomorrow to inspect the pitch himself.
The Club is looking for any supporters with time from 9am tomorrow morning to come down and help clear the snow that is currently on top of frost covers.
The removal of this snow is likely to be a key factor in whether tomorrow’s game can go ahead or not.
Anyone who can get to Griffin Park for 9am will be welcome.
Anyone who turns up to assist will be given a ticket for the match.
If supporters have shovels or anything that can remove large amounts of snow, they should bring them.
Anyone planning to attend should keep their eye on Brentford’s media outlets for the result of Mr Deadman’s look at the pitch before they come.