I don't think it would be hard to confuse you TBH.Actually got him confused with the other dud West Australian spinner playing for the Stars, got a similar stupid name.
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I don't think it would be hard to confuse you TBH.Actually got him confused with the other dud West Australian spinner playing for the Stars, got a similar stupid name.
No one I know takes it seriouslyFMD.
People do take these competitions seriously.
Old men aren't the be all and end all of consumption.
Victoria won 4/6 big bash titles before the Franchise cricket, so it was natural that it would cycle to other states winning eventually.It would be great for the comp if they were better and got bigger crowds but I don't see the issue here at all. They are fitzroy and St Kilda the two Melbourne teams.
The Scorchers and the Sixers are the blockbuster teams and have been since the BBL started.
Why is this a problem?
I was happy with the state v state competition. Felt real.Victoria won 4/6 big bash titles before the Franchise cricket, so it was natural that it would cycle to other states winning eventually.
The most inept franchise holding the league down.Crowds might pick up if Stars could pull there finger out of there derrière from the top to Bottom
might be an agreement with the players association?Seems strange to me they usually leave Christmas Eve empty. Got an in-built Friday-Saturday evening feel. "The players deserve Christmas off" doesn't stop them making them travel on Christmas Day for Boxing Day.
No one I know takes it seriously
might be an agreement with the players association?
As a former resident of both Sin City & Yarra - i can assure you the Theatre Goers reside in the north and the rusted on in the South. In early ‘96 my girl and i would rock up to the SCG at 1pm for a 1.10pm start and sit wherever we liked. 16 rounds later you had to book your tickets three week in advance and queue for an hour to get in.Mostly Column A, a bit of Column B.
The Scorchers have barely had any international "names" since Herschelle Gibbs and still draw big crowds. Fans go to watch their team and hopefully watch them win. The Stars had crowds because they were a competitive side then, having a big names might give you a sugar hit but people will see through it quickly if the team is crap.
Having been to the AO Tennis and F1, anecdotally I do think a lot there are a lot more theatregoer types in Melbourne and Sydney that will only turn up because it's cool to be there and not to support the team. I'm sure the Melbourne Cup is the same. Eddiesmith seems to be another one. But the main thing is they suck
Don’t we have that with the European Cricket League?Austrian BBL that would be a blast to watch
it's nonsense though. why is a team flying to perth (because they always have a home game on Boxing Day) on xmas day any better than just playing a game? It's very silly from all parties involved and it should have been resolved years ago. You just do either a Sydney derby or a Melbourne derby.might be an agreement with the players association?
English. The Super Smash is the Kiwi comp which starts on Boxing Day
The only dickhead here is you tbh. He's allowed to enjoy whatever tournament he likes. I like watching my local team play footy more than I enjoy AFL, despite it being an inferior product by and large. Am I a dickhead for that?Don’t be a dickhead.. IPL is clearly the premier T20 comp
Don’t be a dickhead.. IPL is clearly the premier T20 comp
I guess the argument is that both teams contain players based outside these 2 states?it's nonsense though. why is a team flying to perth (because they always have a home game on Boxing Day) on xmas day any better than just playing a game? It's very silly from all parties involved and it should have been resolved years ago. You just do either a Sydney derby or a Melbourne derby.
When the Christmas Eve game was withdrawn from the schedule for the 23/24 season, the players association head Todd Greenberg was quoted as being in favour of a game on Christmas Day itself. So I suspect it's not the players association who are behind it's removal.might be an agreement with the players association?
Number of games have been reduced since then?When the Christmas Eve game was withdrawn from the schedule for the 23/24 season, the players association head Todd Greenberg was quoted as being in favour of a game on Christmas Day itself. So I suspect it's not the players association who are behind it's removal.
Dunno, maybe the Edinburgh Military Tattoo rates really well for Channel Seven?
That's not much if an argument TBH.I guess the argument is that both teams contain players based outside these 2 states?
Yeah, it was part of the reduction in games. The question is why ditch the Christmas Eve game instead of one of the many other ways of cutting a game out of the schedule.Number of games have been reduced since then?
I don't really agree about the need to produce roads.The BBL is clearly way behind the IPL, Australians have been slow on the uptake with this competition. Dreadful playing surfaces and pitches and its top players not being available hasn't helped. In the 1980s and 90s we were top of the tree with the One Day Tri series, but we've let things slip dramatically with the world wide rise of T20. Cricket Australia has some thinking to do with its scheduling and groundskeepers need to produce "roads". People want to see sixes not wickets, the bowlers get their chances in TEST cricket but T20 is all about big hitting and runs! It's a completely different game. I don't particularly like T20, but it's what fans want for now, not sure how long that will be in Australia as attendances have fallen away also?