EHF 2022 Women's Euro Review
Time to have a go at the good, bad and ugly of EHF 2022 Women’s EURO Ugly Empty arenas, not helped by hefty prices Media accreditations are not given on the basis that it takes out of the pot seats that could be sold. This point makes sense if the event is close to or is bound to be sold-out. These championships had all venues almost three quarters empty. The increase in prices strategy is not the right one. Add to this the very limited advertising and promotion of such event. At none of the airports did we see an advert for it. We did see Ana Gros in the street ads in Slovenia. One does not want to be brain-washed or annoyed by the campaign. There is a balance to be struck. Anyone attending the Montenegro Netherlands or the beginning of Poland – Germany would have been in shock. Inconsistent security measures: unfair, strict & zealous behaviour, unpredictable casus belli, wild open door based on trust I over-reacted to the marker incident. The security was tight an...