Essex Outfielder : The Unofficial Essex CCC Forum
Cricket => Official Q&A => Topic started by: Starfish on May 16, 2015, 05:34:32 PM
-
Evening,
To those who attended today,
Please let us know if you have some feedback on how we can improve your T20 Match day experience
Please keep to off pitch matters, thanks, Danny
-
Saturday seemed to run smoothly but think Stewards need to advise people (especially drinkers) to keep their language a bit cleaner as there were 1 or 2 using the F word quite liberally just outside the Pavilion, also a few people were standing in the gangways - not a major problem but with a bigger crowd it could have been.
-
Saturday seemed to run smoothly but think Stewards need to advise people (especially drinkers) to keep their language a bit cleaner as there were 1 or 2 using the F word quite liberally just outside the Pavilion
These two weren't by any chance a guy in a turban and his chubby chum?
-
I was going to comment on behaviour. Then I thought as it is only T20, I will never witness it. They can swear, use their mobile phone and get up during play as much as they like as far I am concerned.
-
Please would the club advise the attendance for the game?
-
Please would the club advise the attendance for the game?
do I detect an attempt to ask an uncomfortable question ?
-
Approx 4,000 which was slightly short of our target.
We had our highest junior attendance for a long time which is great. We would ideally not be playing mid May T20 games, we compete against the football season, ITFC game, Weet Ham and Spurs at home.
Other games selling really well, we have a major push for the Gloucestershire game aimed at recreational players.
Thanks, Danny
-
i did think it strange that the one game we had scheduled for mid afternoon clashed with a lot of local football. This game would have been better on a Friday night and then a game in June or July on a Sunday afternoon.
-
Hi, to confirm we have no say on when games take place in terms of date / time. Thanks, Danny
-
Hi, to confirm we have no say on when games take place in terms of date / time. Thanks, Danny
Hi Danny, thats fair enough although is there no grounds for shifting fixtures if a county knows that a certain fixture will suffer because of other local events.
-
Afraid not, obviously the Ipswich Town game was scheduled late on, with it being on Sky we are unable to move any timings. Plus we had sold 80% of the tickets we did sell before the Ipswich game was known
Thanks, Danny
-
Afraid not, obviously the Ipswich Town game was scheduled late on, with it being on Sky we are unable to move any timings. Plus we had sold 80% of the tickets we did sell before the Ipswich game was known
Thanks, Danny
thanks Danny, yes i forgot that the ITFC was only settled last week.
-
Danny may not want to comment on this - but George Dobell was suggesting that there is a deliberate policy to shaft the T20 in order to justify a Franchise for the big boys. I usually go with cock-up rather than conspiracy, but now I'm not sure sure...
-
Probably more to do with Sky wanting to show a game on the Saturday. It strikes me that if you're after a football orientated audience that playing T20 at 3pm on a Saturday during the football close season might not be the worst idea. They're used to turning up at that time and it would also facilitate some away support?
On the question of franchises, which now seems to have an unstoppable head of steam, who on here would go to watch a super team at Lords or The Oval, or even Stratford? I don't think I would.
-
Probably more to do with Sky wanting to show a game on the Saturday. It strikes me that if you're after a football orientated audience that playing T20 at 3pm on a Saturday during the football close season might not be the worst idea. They're used to turning up at that time and it would also facilitate some away support?
On the question of franchises, which now seems to have an unstoppable head of steam, who on here would go to watch a super team at Lords or The Oval, or even Stratford? I don't think I would.
I wouldn't watch a super team in my back garden so definitely wouldn't pay to do it.
-
Probably more to do with Sky wanting to show a game on the Saturday. It strikes me that if you're after a football orientated audience that playing T20 at 3pm on a Saturday during the football close season might not be the worst idea. They're used to turning up at that time and it would also facilitate some away support?
On the question of franchises, which now seems to have an unstoppable head of steam, who on here would go to watch a super team at Lords or The Oval, or even Stratford? I don't think I would.
I wouldn't watch a super team in my back garden so definitely wouldn't pay to do it.
but how many people who only watch t20 give a damn about who they are watching or where it is, just get the beers in.
-
I wouldn't watch a super team in my back garden so definitely wouldn't pay to do it.
There would be no room for a run up in my back garden. Coming to think of it, with the amount of mud outweighing the grass I could think of a more appropriate sport.
-
Probably more to do with Sky wanting to show a game on the Saturday. It strikes me that if you're after a football orientated audience that playing T20 at 3pm on a Saturday during the football close season might not be the worst idea. They're used to turning up at that time and it would also facilitate some away support?
On the question of franchises, which now seems to have an unstoppable head of steam, who on here would go to watch a super team at Lords or The Oval, or even Stratford? I don't think I would.
I certainly wouldn't go to a franchise game , I support Essex NOT London or whatever name is dreamed up.
A fair proportion of T20 watchers at Chelmsford are genuine Essex fans but a sizeable minority are only there for the beer & really have no idea what is going on in the game, to give an example on Saturday in the first over someone was moaning at Davies to get on with it when Roy was actually on strike!!
I wouldn't watch a super team in my back garden so definitely wouldn't pay to do it.
but how many people who only watch t20 give a damn about who they are watching or where it is, just get the beers in.
-
T20 in its current guise is for the chop, & Essex with it, so why should even the piss heads who attend these games give a monkey's?
-
I wouldn't watch a super team in my back garden so definitely wouldn't pay to do it.
There would be no room for a run up in my back garden. Coming to think of it, with the amount of mud outweighing the grass I could think of a more appropriate sport.
It would be a one step run up in my back garden although i'm not sure 22 "superstars" would all fit in my garden, those not batting would have to watch from the upstairs window.
-
T20 in its current guise is for the chop, & Essex with it, so why should even the piss heads who attend these games give a monkey's?
This is the problem but if you look at Football and Rugby they don't need "super teams" to survive.
-
This is the problem but if you look at Football and Rugby they don't need "super teams" to survive.
Welsh rugby has "super teams" based on regions & attendances have gone down because fans don't like to watch merged teams.
From a selfish point of view I'd be glad if Essex were cast aside by franchise T20 cricket.
They would then have to concentrate on cricket of the actual variety.
-
with the amount of mud outweighing the grass I could think of a more appropriate sport.
Jessica Ennis needs to get fighting fit I suppose ;)
-
This is the problem but if you look at Football and Rugby they don't need "super teams" to survive.
Welsh rugby has "super teams" based on regions & attendances have gone down because fans don't like to watch merged teams.
From a selfish point of view I'd be glad if Essex were cast aside by franchise T20 cricket.
They would then have to concentrate on cricket of the actual variety.
No, we would put all our eggs into the T20 cup a three or four team tournament with Derby and a couple of other counties left adrift from a franchise.
-
No, we would put all our eggs into the T20 cup a three or four team tournament with Derby and a couple of other counties left adrift from a franchise.
I keep forgetting about that stupid floodlit tournament.
You're right of course.
Bugger.
-
with the amount of mud outweighing the grass I could think of a more appropriate sport.
Jessica Ennis needs to get fighting fit I suppose ;)
It's still Ennis-Hill...apparently.
-
with the amount of mud outweighing the grass I could think of a more appropriate sport.
Jessica Ennis needs to get fighting fit I suppose ;)
It's still Ennis-Hill...apparently.
That's the spirit ;)