pitchside
/ˈpɪtʃsʌɪd
/noun
The area adjacent to the side of a football or other sports pitch.My only other memory from that day was looking down at half-time to see rivers of urine making their way to pitchside....
- Like other football managers sitting nervously on the pitchside, Ferguson likes chewing.
- After leading the team out the boys will then be able to watch the game at pitchside before returning home on Monday.
adjective & adverb
At, on, or towards the side of a football or other sports pitch: [as adjective]: a pitchside briefing [as adverb]: reporters will be pitchside with the fans...
- Chasing a stray ball in tandem, Webster knocked Bayne into the pitchside wall with what appeared to be undue malevolence.
- An unforgettable score for all - including workmen working pitch side who showed their appreciation.
- Everybody is welcome to watch, there is no charge, there is always plenty of food, and refreshments pitch side.
- fly-in, fly-out
- flying
- flying bishop
- flying boat
- flying bomb
- flying bridge
- flying buttress
- flying cane toad
- flying change
- flying disc
- flying disk
- flying doctor
- flying dragon
- Flying Dutchman
- flying fish
- flying fortress
- flying fox
- flying frog
- flying gang
- flying gurnard
- flying jacket
- flying lemur
- flying lizard
- flying machine
- flying mouse