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Topic: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Our "away" game against the Unicorns will be at Arundel.
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
I've just spotted that Arundel is also the venue for two games between England U-19's and Australia U-19's on 9th and 10th August.
It will be some of the world's best young cricketers playing at one of the world's most beautiful grounds.
It's just a shame that the games clash with the first two days of our championship with Surrey at Guildford.
I may have to do a day at each.
From 2014 I have doubts that being a Sussex fan will continue to be the best sporting pleasure on the planet.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Will Davies, Endersby, Parsons, Jones or Glover be included in England Under 19 team?
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
8ace149 wrote:
Our "away" game against the Unicorns will be at Arundel.
I fancy attending this one - can someone remind me what disabled access is like at Arundel (I haven't been there for a few years and my dad - now in his 80s - will likely be in a wheel chair).
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
I am sure there is a disabled section at the bottom end of the ground , near the beer tent .
I would check with our office and I am sure they will put you right.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
a few familiar names : Durston, Hardinges, Murtagh, Greenidge
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
3rdman wrote:
a few familiar names : Durston, Hardinges, Murtagh, Greenidge
Blimey O'Reilly - what is the point of that then? A team of has beens, rejects and not good enoughs. Sometimes the ECB surpass even themselves. Perhaps being named after a mythical horse will inspire them to greatness.
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Any idea as to whether members will have to pay to get in? If so another won goal by the ECB as no one will pay full wack to get in.
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Was going to ask , will members have to pay to watch abunch of has beens and not good enoughs .
When we talk of too many games why on earth is this team plus Holland and Scotland in the pro 40 .
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Help me out here...there is too much cricket and too many teams so the ECB create another team of poor quality and another match of no interest ? Its not possible to be so thick is it?
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SPSL11 wrote:
Was going to ask , will members have to pay to watch abunch of has beens and not good enoughs .
Quite...why should anyone have to pay to watch Glamorgan 
The Unicorns have one scalp, and I suspect they will be after some more - they have nothing to lose, and no distractions like 4 day games to interfere with their preparation !
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
The Unicorns have been playing very well and the players are putting themselves in the shop window. The opener Thompson, for instance, has been playing the pinch hitter role very successfully. A county team might give him a chance if he continues his form.
They were on target to beat Sussex at one time in our match as well. I admit I was very worried at one point.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
FiveMartlets wrote:
The opener Thompson, for instance, has been playing the pinch hitter role very successfully. A county team might give him a chance if he continues his form.
Thompson is contracted to Middlesex.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
He shouldn't be playing for the Unicorns then.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Hes registered to play for Middlesex, as hes played in the 2nd XI, but not contracted. I understand as soon as he plays for Middlesex's 1st XI hes ineligible to play for the unicorns as he would have to unregister for the unicorns.
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calum10 wrote:
Hes registered to play for Middlesex, as hes played in the 2nd XI, but not contracted. I understand as soon as he plays for Middlesex's 1st XI hes ineligible to play for the unicorns as he would have to unregister for the unicorns.
so he is a trialst at lords then?
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
SPSL11 wrote:
Was going to ask , will members have to pay to watch abunch of has beens and not good enoughs .
When we talk of too many games why on earth is this team plus Holland and Scotland in the pro 40 .
"Eighty per cent of players believe the new county cricket structure is worse than last year, BBC Sport learns. "
Too much meaningless cricket and this game is one of them. How many members will pay the £15 entry fee + £5 parking for this "away" game.
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Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
dr sla wrote:
calum10 wrote:Hes registered to play for Middlesex, as hes played in the 2nd XI, but not contracted. I understand as soon as he plays for Middlesex's 1st XI hes ineligible to play for the unicorns as he would have to unregister for the unicorns.
so he is a trialst at lords then?
It would seem that way, yes.
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
calum10 wrote:
dr sla wrote:calum10 wrote:Hes registered to play for Middlesex, as hes played in the 2nd XI, but not contracted. I understand as soon as he plays for Middlesex's 1st XI hes ineligible to play for the unicorns as he would have to unregister for the unicorns.
so he is a trialst at lords then?
It would seem that way, yes.
that means the is a charnge we could sine him then
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
What would we want with a player who couldn't get in the Gloucestershire first team and deemed not good enough or surplus to requirements by them?
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
hamlette wrote:
Too much meaningless cricket and this game is one of them. How many members will pay the £15 entry fee + £5 parking for this "away" game.
be interesting to see - good weather forecast may make it a popular event ?
I'm not a member and its a rare chance for me to venture south and see the Sharks in action, but I can understand why regulars may not want to shell out £20.
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3rdman wrote:
hamlette wrote:Too much meaningless cricket and this game is one of them. How many members will pay the £15 entry fee + £5 parking for this "away" game.
be interesting to see - good weather forecast may make it a popular event ?
I'm not a member and its a rare chance for me to venture south and see the Sharks in action, but I can understand why regulars may not want to shell out £20.
its £10 if you pay b4 the game
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
just so members know they are not doing advarnced tickits now and have stopped selling them thouth at the ground
Last edited by dr sla (21-05-2010 15:42:54)
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
Harry, we were talking to Jim May yesterday @ Northampton and he said that if you phone Arundel in advance and reserve tickets they are cheaper. £10 /£5 juniors, the No is 01903-882462
Who is that man talking to Schlidd ?
Re: ECB Unicorns vs Sussex 23rd May
hailsham chris wrote:
Harry, we were talking to Jim May yesterday @ Northampton and he said that if you phone Arundel in advance and reserve tickets they are cheaper. £10 /£5 juniors, the No is 01903-882462
been trying that all day no one picked up
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