I had much the same reaction to the prices. Made "winning in the ticket ballot" a little less celebratory

And to keep on until the inevitable condescension. The "well you wouldn't" or the "love" to Mishal Husain is his biggest tell, and he does it consistently when he's pressed.

Not that the Danish model even works in Denmark anyway...

www.theguardian.com/commentisfre...

Even one the architects of the "Danish model" in Denmark calls for a balance - something that Labour doesn't seem to realise (or want)

www.nytimes.com/2025/11/23/w...

Although the weather and the inability to test their 'keeper' certainly justified the reaction

I've been going to watch Lewes for a couple of seasons and thought this was a really interesting view of the club. You were probably unlucky to be there for probably the first time the fans have turned on the new (old) manager though

Do refs ever go over the var monitor and stick with their original decision?

Great goal from Milan. Completely against the run of play

I remember searching for dvds a few years ago (when people still watched dvds) for a hit of nostalgia

Abysmal weather should have made it even harder for them but Lewes didn't make it difficult at all

Lewes very disappointing today. Playing against 10 men and a stand in keeper for the majority of the match, they needed to adapt and test him out with shots and crosses

Loved that show!

False advertising!

I think the difference is knowing when to go for it and having the discipline to not go for it when it isn't called for. You're right - England only play one way

I love the way that the Aussies (who you might think would have embraced Bazball) have been so dismissive of it in the past. They understand how to play test cricket