The ashes in Australia 2013-14
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Derek wrote:bubu wrote:
Bunch of Pussies, the lot of them!
Another belter of a post from the tard.
Leave the rest of us to the banter you simpleton
why, are u goin to do an "Anderson" and have a sook???
as for urself, nice and patriotic of u....... only goin to day 3 and 4!
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Buboo boo making a mug of himself again. Cricket australia have said they have received no official complaints, cook has said he has no complaints.
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God is an Englishman wrote:Buboo boo making a mug of himself again. Cricket australia have said they have received no official complaints, cook has said he has no complaints.
Obviously noy having a good time old pom..... U should be worrying about the english not able to get a wicket this morning than posting.
But just to reiterate, Steve made the original post not me u
Steve#4 wrote:Too Funny....
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport/cri ... 6776536277IN A NATION renowned for its whining, this is its No.1 whinger.
England and Wales Cricket Board chairman Giles Clarke is moaning that the world-famous Gabba crowd crippled his team with their chants and barracking for the triumphant Aussies, and now wants the iconic ground dropped from future Ashes.
Poms threaten to boycott Brisbane
England's whinge over Gabba hypocritical
But a trio of Queensland cricket legends say the "precious'' Poms need to harden up and Brisbane should get top marks for making the old enemy feel unwelcome.
Former Queensland captain Jimmy Maher lavished praise on the Gabba crowd, which he compared to a State of Origin rugby league cauldron, and says the Poms only complained about the crowd to divert attention from their woeful cricket performance in Brisbane.
"The Poms are kidding, aren't they? Good, strong cricket teams don't worry about that sort of stuff,'' Maher said.
"I give 10 out of 10 to the people of Queensland being a great crowd during the Ashes.
"The fact the crowd got under England's skin, and the Poms are worrying about all sorts of silly stuff, is a real win.''
Stuart Law, the current Queensland coach and the man who famously captained the Bulls to their first Sheffield Shield win, also cannot believe the carry-on from the Poms.
Law, who played Test and one-day international cricket for Australia, described the Poms as "precious".
"Australia has not been beaten at the Gabba in Test cricket since 1988. I suppose the Poms saying they might not want to come here in future is one way for them to break that hold," Law said.
"They are being precious. They don't like playing at the Gabba, as simple as that.''
And the Queenslander who was in charge of a golden era of Australian cricket, respected former national selection boss Trevor Hohns, said the Poms had complained simply to take the focus off their Gabba drubbing.
"They are making big things out of little things to take the heat off their own performance in Brisbane,'' ex-Test legspinner Hohns said.
"Wherever you go in world cricket, the crowd gives you a bit of stick. People pay their money and they are entitled to have a bit of good natured fun.''
The poor-loser Poms were so infuriated at chants of "Stuart Broad is a wanker'' at the Gabba that Clarke made informal comments that he wanted Brisbane excluded from the next series.
The Poms also took offence to a comment by Lord Mayor Graham Quirk at a lunch, when Cr Quirk had a go at English batsman Kevin Pietersen after the cricketer tweeted he would rather watch paint dry than look around Brisbane.
Cr Quirk isn't backtracking.
"I offered the cricketer the keys to the city but I said it would be for the back door," he said.
Queensland Cricket is also bemused at the nonsense from the Poms. Before the complaints came to light, QC even received a letter from the England Cricket Board earlier this week thanking officials for their hospitality.
Re: The ashes in Australia 2013-14
bubu wrote:Derek wrote:bubu wrote:
Bunch of Pussies, the lot of them!
Another belter of a post from the tard.
Leave the rest of us to the banter you simpleton
why, are u goin to do an "Anderson" and have a sook???
as for urself, nice and patriotic of u....... only goin to day 3 and 4!
Have you ever been to a game of cricket you degenerate?
I hear they have a decent section for disabled people now.
Re: The ashes in Australia 2013-14
Derek wrote:bubu wrote:Derek wrote:
Another belter of a post from the tard.
Leave the rest of us to the banter you simpleton
why, are u goin to do an "Anderson" and have a sook???
as for urself, nice and patriotic of u....... only goin to day 3 and 4!
Have you ever been to a game of cricket you degenerate?
I hear they have a decent section for disabled people now.
Ohhh so thats why ur goin tommorow, how nice of AO to look out for people like yourself!
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Felt the same when we were in England......Derek wrote:So very very frustrating.swannsong wrote:Always amazes me why bowlers feel a need to be right on the edge of the front line when bowling.....
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They have golf buggies to take the disabled to their sections...Sweet.bubu wrote:Derek wrote:
Have you ever been to a game of cricket you degenerate?
I hear they have a decent section for disabled people now.
Ohhh so thats why ur goin tommorow, how nice of AO to look out for people like yourself!
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I suppose its no surprise runs are being scored in Adelaide but still frustrating. I did predict a draw for this test and 3-1 England......
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I think I predicted 2-1 to Australia, Gabba was a surprise so with the Perth win I need this and the MCG to be draws.Derek wrote:I suppose its no surprise runs are being scored in Adelaide but still frustrating. I did predict a draw for this test and 3-1 England......
I will take 3/4 nil win to ostraya though any day
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5/403.................rolling along.
Declare at around 550 I reckon, assuming no collapse. Want to bowl at least 15 overs at them in last session.
Declare at around 550 I reckon, assuming no collapse. Want to bowl at least 15 overs at them in last session.
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Declare at around 490 and make a game of it I think...... Hopefully that will give them a little bait to attack.Bomber wrote:5/403.................rolling along.
Declare at around 550 I reckon, assuming no collapse. Want to bowl at least 15 overs at them in last session.
On another note, how does Monty get a game???? Average Bowler but can't field or bat.....Waste of a spot for me but not complaining
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Still looks like a road to bat on, so wouldnt be surprised if the poms make a similar score. Could get tricky if we declared at 490 and they got 600.Steve#4 wrote:Declare at around 490 and make a game of it I think...... Hopefully that will give them a little bait to attack.Bomber wrote:5/403.................rolling along.
Declare at around 550 I reckon, assuming no collapse. Want to bowl at least 15 overs at them in last session.
On another note, how does Monty get a game???? Average Bowler but can't field or bat.....Waste of a spot for me but not complaining
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Average bowler? Really? He'd be better than any spinner you have. Can't bat or field though.
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Lyon or Monty? I know who I'd rather.God is an Englishman wrote:Average bowler? Really? He'd be better than any spinner you have. Can't bat or field though.
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Yes, REALLY..... Not a Test Class Spinner and I would throw the ball to Lyon or even Smith before he.God is an Englishman wrote:Average bowler? Really? He'd be better than any spinner you have. Can't bat or field though.
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Lyon - 89 wickets from 50 innings @ average 32.44 (SR 64.3) - 26 yo.
Pansyarse - 164 wickets from 81 innings @ average 33.78 (SR 73.4) - almost 32yo
Pansyarse - 164 wickets from 81 innings @ average 33.78 (SR 73.4) - almost 32yo
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This pitch is a road and England have no excuses if they dont get 400 - 500
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Lyon can field and hold a bat as well..Bacon888 wrote:Lyon - 89 wickets from 50 innings @ average 32.44 (SR 64.3) - 26 yo.
Pansyarse - 164 wickets from 81 innings @ average 33.78 (SR 73.4) - almost 32yo
Re: The ashes in Australia 2013-14
Bomber wrote:Still looks like a road to bat on, so wouldnt be surprised if the poms make a similar score. Could get tricky if we declared at 490 and they got 600.Steve#4 wrote:Declare at around 490 and make a game of it I think...... Hopefully that will give them a little bait to attack.Bomber wrote:5/403.................rolling along.
Declare at around 550 I reckon, assuming no collapse. Want to bowl at least 15 overs at them in last session.
On another note, how does Monty get a game???? Average Bowler but can't field or bat.....Waste of a spot for me but not complaining
screw the poms, Aussies should bat until they all get out!
the way the poms bat, they will need all 3 days to make 600!
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God is an Englishman wrote:Average bowler? Really? He'd be better than any spinner you have. Can't bat or field though.
Davey Warner is a better spinner....and he open's the batting!
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ozzie owl wrote:Two English players have got centuries, third on the way?
The 3rd one had 3 wickets.
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Stop showing yourself up.bubu wrote:God is an Englishman wrote:Average bowler? Really? He'd be better than any spinner you have. Can't bat or field though.
Davey Warner is a better spinner....and he open's the batting!
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Aussies have called a halt to the first innings, now for a 20 over session against the poms, hopefully we can get a couple before the end of the days play.
COME ON YOU AUSSIES!
COME ON YOU AUSSIES!
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Quite embarrassing watching England today, no passion what so ever, be surprised if they get anything out of this series
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They certainly appear to be playing without spirit.predator wrote:Quite embarrassing watching England today, no passion what so ever, be surprised if they get anything out of this series
Shadow of the side here three years ago.