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SUSSEX SHARKS V NOTTINGHAMSHIRE OUTLAWS - 21/07/04 |
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The second trip of the season for the Barmy Army was to see Sussex take on Nottinghamshire, in another floodlight match at Hove. Sussex beat Derbyshire the previous Sunday, and were starting a devilish turn of form. Scott, Tom and Bert were joined by 'The Ape' and the famous Bob for the match at the County Ground. |
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| Tom enjoys the train journey to Hove | Mushtaq Ahmed warms up ahead of the match |
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| As does captain Chris Adams | The burger van is present, as always |
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| And this week, the luxury of the Jacket Potato Van | And of course, the beer tent |
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| Bert looks forward to an exciting evening of cricket ahead | And Scott's soon at the burger bar |
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| This hotdog was never going to help his recent weight problems | This advert appeared in the programme, much like Jamie Jones' batting performances, except it would read: "No, in for a golden duck" |
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| Tom enjoys a packet of crisps | The team sheet featured some more interesting names. Sidebottom batting at 11, and Franks at 1. Surely not Oakmeeds very own?! |
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| Scott struggles with the wordsearch | James Kirtley is in the field |
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| The lights that will allow play to continue deep into the evening | McCarthy's famous signed bat made the journey for a game during the tea break |
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| Jason Voros is 12th man for the Sharks | Bert enjoys a snack during the game |
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| Sussex won the toss and elected to field first | The famous air horn was also there to salute sixes, fours and wickets for the Sharks |
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| "He swings, its four, it must be Ian Ward". The Sussex batsman fields in front of us | The legendary Salt and Shake crisps! Tom demonstrates how to use them! Firstly you add the salt |
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| Then you give them a shake | Then you eat them! Delightful stuff |
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| Scott settles down for a nice spud, purchased from the Jacket Potato stand | Although the majority of his beans topping somehow ended up in his shoe |
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| Bert uses his new-found scoring skills to keep a track of the match | Mark Davis fields |
