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Got mine this morning! :clap2: Naturally I was delighted - only I'm a bit confused, because I didn't buy one ??? Having ruled out the possibility that my girlfriend bought me it as a surprise, it seems that the club randomly printed off my address and stuck it on the envelope. The ticket...

:bounce: anyone know him?

I'm not sure who Keith is but I have an important message for him re: his season ticket. Leave a response below if you read this!

You did well. I joined the queue at the club shop at 1245 and got my tickets at 2030. Can't believe they only had 2 people serving credit card sales... :ohmy:

Nah - don't think he's international standard. He's been a steady performer for Sussex, and he's no worse than people like Bicknell and Hoggard... but good enough for England? Probably not. Which is good, because he looks in form this season and we can keep him to ourselves! Do you reckon...

11th now...

Well said. Sussex weren't afraid to be daring in their declarations last year, and look what they achieved! A draw is useless to the Windies. (But well done Lara though - a great albeit slightly selfish achievement).

well said

Amazing how some people seem genuinely upset by Sussex's success. Our good friends from up the coast have been at it now - in the words of Fulton, the Kent captain: "They [Sussex] are not the best side," he protested, two days before Sussex thrashed Middlesex to move within a wafer-thin mint...

Some good reading here: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2003/09/09/scrice09.xml&sSheet=/sport/2003/09/09/ixcrick.html http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtml?xml=/sport/2003/09/09/scsuss09.xml&sSheet=/sport/2003/09/09/ixcrick.html :clap2:

10-1, Goodwin out. Steady on now...

Sussex home in on dream Middlesex 392 & 157-5 Sussex 537 Paul Weaver in Hove Monday September 8, 2003 The Guardian The County Ground is normally better acquainted with the sea fret than the surreal but there was a dream-like quality about the proceedings here yesterday that it was tempting...

I read in the Observer yesterday that Mushy receives £400 for each wicket taken as part of his pay package. By my calculation this has earned just shy of £40k this year. Nice work if you can get it! It also confirmed the story on here last week that Lewry receives £2 for each run above 10...

250 all out. Sussex need 106 to win, and go 18 points clear at the top. C'mon!:clap2:

Aye, still 'ere

Skittle them now for less than 370 and we could still win. C'mon Mushy!

Surrey 23-1 ;) could be all over by tonight. where would that leave us in the run-up?

:clap: After all that I've got nothing particular to say, except thanks all for making it work!