Jack Fairbrother

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[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

Brilliant afternoon, love this club 🔵⚪♥️

[Evesham United FC @EveshamUnitedFC]

FULL TIME

Gloucester 1-2 Evesham

It's all over and we hold on for a massive 3 points!

[Rhys Giles @RhysGiles1994]

Haaaass anyone seen @GCAFCofficial up the robins @EveshamUnitedFC

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

👏 protect the pyramid

[Ben Kentish @BenKentish]

This has the potential to be disastrous for lower league clubs, which rely on ticket revenues in a way that Premier League ones don’t.

[HandofArsenal @HandofArsenal]

Deal agreed between Arsenal and Aston Villa in the region of £50m. Medical scheduled tomorrow.

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

We are so back

[HLTCO @HLTCO]

Fantastic hit. Superb celebrations. The best sport in the world.

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

@WorcsCCC 👑👑👑

[Worcestershire CCC @WorcsCCC]

𝗥𝗔𝗣𝗜𝗗𝗦 𝗪𝗜𝗡 🎉

A REMARKABLE RAPIDS WIN!!! 🌊

🎟️ https://t.co/MLc1AgWI2c

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

Love the Metro Bank me ❤️🏏🍐🌊

[WG RumblePants @WG_RumblePants]

Why does the One Day Cup feel so much fun this year?

Well, for a start it’s not trying to be something it’s not. It’s developed its own character and fanbase organically over the last few years (with minimal promotion and backing from the ECB, I might add). County fans have taken it, run with it and made it their own.

It’s also revived “festival cricket”, with many matches being staged at picturesque outgrounds in a relaxed atmosphere — very much Cardus’s “field of tents and waving colours”.

Young players are getting genuine opportunities. Instead of carrying drinks, academy graduates — the stars of tomorrow — are batting in the top order and opening the bowling.

But it’s not simply a youth tournament. Established county stalwarts have been playing alongside younger teammates while still producing match-winning performances. That blend of emerging talent and seasoned county pros has been one of the competition’s greatest strengths.

And it’s proper 50-over cricket. Innings have time to develop. There’s time for momentum to swing several times before the finish, and spectators get to enjoy a full day watching a game. The ability to watch a full day of play and see a result is perfect for high summer.

And — here’s the key — at a time when people are carefully watching their budgets, it’s a relatively affordable day out. Tickets are generally inexpensive, children often get in very cheaply, and supporters can watch from smaller grounds where they are much closer to the action than at many major venues.

The One Day Cup has become a celebration of county cricket for those who feel disenfranchised: festival grounds, emerging talent, experienced campaigners and a format that rewards patience and skill. It has a charm and an authenticity all of its own.

The Metro Bank Fever is strong and it appears to be spreading 🔥

[WG RumblePants @WG_RumblePants]

Why does the One Day Cup feel so much fun this year?

Well, for a start it’s not trying to be something it’s not. It’s developed its own character and fanbase organically over the last few years (with minimal promotion and backing from the ECB, I might add). County fans have taken it, run with it and made it their own.

It’s also revived “festival cricket”, with many matches being staged at picturesque outgrounds in a relaxed atmosphere — very much Cardus’s “field of tents and waving colours”.

Young players are getting genuine opportunities. Instead of carrying drinks, academy graduates — the stars of tomorrow — are batting in the top order and opening the bowling.

But it’s not simply a youth tournament. Established county stalwarts have been playing alongside younger teammates while still producing match-winning performances. That blend of emerging talent and seasoned county pros has been one of the competition’s greatest strengths.

And it’s proper 50-over cricket. Innings have time to develop. There’s time for momentum to swing several times before the finish, and spectators get to enjoy a full day watching a game. The ability to watch a full day of play and see a result is perfect for high summer.

And — here’s the key — at a time when people are carefully watching their budgets, it’s a relatively affordable day out. Tickets are generally inexpensive, children often get in very cheaply, and supporters can watch from smaller grounds where they are much closer to the action than at many major venues.

The One Day Cup has become a celebration of county cricket for those who feel disenfranchised: festival grounds, emerging talent, experienced campaigners and a format that rewards patience and skill. It has a charm and an authenticity all of its own.

The Metro Bank Fever is strong and it appears to be spreading 🔥

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

@EveshamUnitedFC I'm not sure he starts, good back up

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

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[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

The best to play for England, no doubt

[England @England]

Harry Edward Kane. When we needed him most.

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

Absolutely shite use of VAR already, got a bad feeling about it for this tournament 🤢 more VAR is something to nobody asked for

[England @England]

😃💪

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

Cracking day 🔴

[DailyAFC @DailyAFC]

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed the Arsenal parade today is the largest football parade ever held in England, with an estimated 1.5million people in attendance. 🤯❤️‍🔥 [@AFCAMDEN]

[Premier League India @PLforIndia]

The vision never wavered 😤

@Arsenal

[Jack Fairbrother @fairbrotherjack]

😍

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

LIFT IT UP ©️

[Sky Sports Premier League @SkySportsPL]

“Finally, we feel like Arsenal again…” 🙌🔴

After a 22-year wait, the Gunners are Premier League champions! 🏆

[Charles Watts @charles_watts]

These scenes.

I fucking love you all.

ARSENAL PREMIER LEAGUE CHAMPIONS.

[Keir Starmer @Keir_Starmer]

22 long years for the Arsenal.

But finally, we’re back where we belong.

Champions!