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It’s on. Barmy Army says Aussie beer is disappointing
Once a rag-tag bunch of cricket fans, the supporter group could deliver a $300 million boost to the Australian economy.
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When the first ball of the first Ashes Test is bowled on Friday, 9000 of the fans expected at Stadium Perth will be travellers from the United Kingdom. And that’s just an advance party on the horde of 40,000 British invaders that bookings indicate will hit Australian shores during the five-match series.
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Barmy Army return to Adelaide where it all began for The Ashes
England cricket's most parochial fans, the Barmy Army, will once again descend on Adelaide Oval this Friday for The Ashes.
It all began as an idea on the hill back in the 90s, exploding via a Hindley Street t-shirt shop.
Andy Stockings from the Adelaide Barmy Army said to Sonya Feldhoff & Rory McClaren, "We missed out four years ago, so everyone's got all their money saved up".
England's Barmy Army gets in the spirit on the hill at the Adelaide Oval.(Mick Tsikas: Reuters)
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