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I was listening to the Radio 5 phone in earlier and its amazing the amount of people who seem to be making the switch from football to cricket at the moment in terms of interest and I have to say I am one of them.
There has been absolutely nothing in the football season so far that has given me any inspiration, Leicester or otherwise. I have found the cricket a lot more enthralling. Before the series I was not really into cricket whatsoever but like many, I have found myself gripped to the TV for every minute of the recent tests as it is pure drama and as Richie Bennett described it, its not just a sport but also a human drama as the game of cricket is based around the errors of the people who play it.
So I was just wondering if people felt the same, I'm not losing my passion for Leicester or football in general, but I think the attitude of the players in the cricket in particular on both sides has put footballers around the Premiership to shame. What do you all think?
There has been absolutely nothing in the football season so far that has given me any inspiration, Leicester or otherwise. I have found the cricket a lot more enthralling. Before the series I was not really into cricket whatsoever but like many, I have found myself gripped to the TV for every minute of the recent tests as it is pure drama and as Richie Bennett described it, its not just a sport but also a human drama as the game of cricket is based around the errors of the people who play it.
So I was just wondering if people felt the same, I'm not losing my passion for Leicester or football in general, but I think the attitude of the players in the cricket in particular on both sides has put footballers around the Premiership to shame. What do you all think?
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RastaBillySkank wrote:
> Anyway, yeah I've noticed that. FiveLive did a poll recently and it
> was something silly like 80% of people preferred cricket to football.
> I just can't believe that's true.
They probably did it midway through an extremely dull cricket match.
Anyway
Pirlo > football > tennis > rugby > cricket.
> Anyway, yeah I've noticed that. FiveLive did a poll recently and it
> was something silly like 80% of people preferred cricket to football.
> I just can't believe that's true.
They probably did it midway through an extremely dull cricket match.
Anyway
Pirlo > football > tennis > rugby > cricket.
I get that too, but seeing as I'm so busy and interested in so many sports, I never actually watch games on TV until the November-May period.
Clazon wrote:
> All in all it just means I don't get into the swing of things with
> the Premiership until November.
The premiership, October - March is all one haze. It's hard to explain, but it's like... the games don't have as much meaning anymore... they're the games that test your squad, sure, but when you lose in August or May, you really feel it, but if you lose away at Boro in early January thanks to a dodgy refereeing decision, it hurts, but not as much...
> All in all it just means I don't get into the swing of things with
> the Premiership until November.
The premiership, October - March is all one haze. It's hard to explain, but it's like... the games don't have as much meaning anymore... they're the games that test your squad, sure, but when you lose in August or May, you really feel it, but if you lose away at Boro in early January thanks to a dodgy refereeing decision, it hurts, but not as much...
I love cricket in general. Perfect when Sky Sports offer up some one-day or 20-20 action on a long day.
All in all it just means I don't get into the swing of things with the Premiership until November.
All in all it just means I don't get into the swing of things with the Premiership until November.
Yeah, I've been an international cricket fan for ages. Well, England international cricket. Who made a topic about the first Ashes test? Was it erm.. me? Oh yes, it was, well done Matthew.
Get off the bandwagon and put down the handbook. Scenesters.
Get off the bandwagon and put down the handbook. Scenesters.
I love international cricket, but of course the Ashes series is the pinnacle. There will be less interest once it's over, but assuming we win and therefore become the best Test side in the World, I can imagine there being much more interest in the winter tours to...to...
Actually, I'm not sure, Where are England headed next?
Actually, I'm not sure, Where are England headed next?
I prefer football to cricket...
But I have been enjoying cricket lately and I will follow it more closely than before.
But it's just like the Rugby world cup thing, people jumping on the popularity bandwagon.
Footy all the way.
But I have been enjoying cricket lately and I will follow it more closely than before.
But it's just like the Rugby world cup thing, people jumping on the popularity bandwagon.
Footy all the way.
Would you go watch
Nottinghamshire vs Worcestershire
I thought not.
England v Australia is the only cricket game people want to see and only because we are winning. Whenwe start losing again no one will care as per usual.
Until people go and watch county cricket there isnt even an argument its more popular than football.
People still sell out England football internationals when they kno the manager doesnt know what he is doing!
Nottinghamshire vs Worcestershire
I thought not.
England v Australia is the only cricket game people want to see and only because we are winning. Whenwe start losing again no one will care as per usual.
Until people go and watch county cricket there isnt even an argument its more popular than football.
People still sell out England football internationals when they kno the manager doesnt know what he is doing!
A game that can be played for 5 days and still not come up with a winner? I'll stay well away from it thank ye
Cricket is good at the moment, but you can't say it's better than football.
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