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January 25, 2006Posted on 01/25/2006 in English cricket
Boycott the bar
No, Geoff hasn't given himself an ironic middle name. Tim Fell, a Warwickshire supporter, has called on the public to avoid the bar at Edgbaston this season after the club announced they were banning people from bringing in their own alcohol:
Boycott the bar. That was cricket lover Tim Fell's cry today as he launched a campaign to save the tradition of spectators taking booze to Test and one-day matches.Now Tim, a member since 1968, has urged fellow cricket followers to protest by boycotting Edgbaston's bars for an entire day's play during an England game this summer.
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