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Worthy4England
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I'll take it. I fled in anticipation when we lost the 8th wicket and could do with getting back tonight.superjohnmcginlay wrote:Anybody need a train ticket to Liverpool that I bought 5 minutes ago????jimbo wrote:Duminy caused more problems in the over before tea than Harris has all series. I can still see the English trademarked squeeky bum last 5 overs happening though.superjohnmcginlay wrote:If we lose now me and worthy are gonna find you, tie you to a set of stumps and use you as target practice.
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wovlad
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As we're handing out knighthoods like confetti except it appears to people who deserve them, I'd like to say arise Sir Graham Onions, to do that twice in 3 tests it amazing. Having Morkel & Steyn trying to take your head clean off in the process & standing up to it, even more sore If Rudyard Kipling was looking down he'd say it was his poem 'IF' personified.
If I should die, think only this of me:
That there's some corner of a foreign field
That is for ever England
That there's some corner of a foreign field
That is for ever England
Didn't know he wrote poems but he does make exceedi9ngly good cakes!wovlad wrote:As we're handing out knighthoods like confetti except it appears to people who deserve them, I'd like to say arise Sir Graham Onions, to do that twice in 3 tests it amazing. Having Morkel & Steyn trying to take your head clean off in the process & standing up to it, even more sore If Rudyard Kipling was looking down he'd say it was his poem 'IF' personified.
if you can fend off Steyn whilst eating a fondant fancy and the rest of the world can't bear to look - then you're a man my son......Hobinho wrote:Didn't know he wrote poems but he does make exceedi9ngly good cakes!wovlad wrote:As we're handing out knighthoods like confetti except it appears to people who deserve them, I'd like to say arise Sir Graham Onions, to do that twice in 3 tests it amazing. Having Morkel & Steyn trying to take your head clean off in the process & standing up to it, even more sore If Rudyard Kipling was looking down he'd say it was his poem 'IF' personified.
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Puskas
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He did get away with it, though, didn't he?Bruce Rioja wrote:If you pick the seam, and think that you'll get away with it, you'll be a dozy c*nt, Old Son!
South Africa not making an official complaint, and the ICC have confirmed there'll be no punishment.
The dozy Burnley bastard was probably just bitter about Owen Coyle, anyhow.
Bring back Amir's cousin. He could carry some dirt in his pocket...
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Thought this thread was cricket not boxingPuskas wrote:He did get away with it, though, didn't he?Bruce Rioja wrote:If you pick the seam, and think that you'll get away with it, you'll be a dozy c*nt, Old Son!
South Africa not making an official complaint, and the ICC have confirmed there'll be no punishment.
The dozy Burnley bastard was probably just bitter about Owen Coyle, anyhow.
Bring back Amir's cousin. He could carry some dirt in his pocket...
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Bruce Rioja
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Aye, but they're hardly likely to let it lie there though, are they?! Just as soon as we've won the series they'll be going out of their way to discredit us.Puskas wrote:He did get away with it, though, didn't he?Bruce Rioja wrote:If you pick the seam, and think that you'll get away with it, you'll be a dozy c*nt, Old Son!
South Africa not making an official complaint..
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Worthy4England
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And I thought you were angry about this thread? So wtf you doing here?Hobinho wrote:Thought this thread was cricket not boxingPuskas wrote:He did get away with it, though, didn't he?Bruce Rioja wrote:If you pick the seam, and think that you'll get away with it, you'll be a dozy c*nt, Old Son!
South Africa not making an official complaint, and the ICC have confirmed there'll be no punishment.
The dozy Burnley bastard was probably just bitter about Owen Coyle, anyhow.
Bring back Amir's cousin. He could carry some dirt in his pocket...
Lol I'm a bit lost now with no crusade to fight!! I know ow the knights of old felt now!Worthy4England wrote:And I thought you were angry about this thread? So wtf you doing here?Hobinho wrote:Thought this thread was cricket not boxingPuskas wrote:He did get away with it, though, didn't he?Bruce Rioja wrote:If you pick the seam, and think that you'll get away with it, you'll be a dozy c*nt, Old Son!
South Africa not making an official complaint, and the ICC have confirmed there'll be no punishment.
The dozy Burnley bastard was probably just bitter about Owen Coyle, anyhow.
Bring back Amir's cousin. He could carry some dirt in his pocket...
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rockthereebok
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Fourth and final Test tomorrow then. Looks like there's going to be a result, the pitch is going to be greener than a very green thing. According to this England Test cricket blog, we're still in with a good shout. To me, the match will be won or lost (or drawn) on the toss. If we win it, go in and pile up 500 the pressure will really be on South Africa as they need a win to level the series. Vital toss to win, I'd say.
Bit fecking difficult that on a 'result wicket that is greener than a green thing'.rockthereebok wrote:Fourth and final Test tomorrow then. Looks like there's going to be a result, the pitch is going to be greener than a very green thing. According to this England Test cricket blog, we're still in with a good shout. To me, the match will be won or lost (or drawn) on the toss. If we win it, go in and pile up 500 the pressure will really be on South Africa as they need a win to level the series. Vital toss to win, I'd say.
rockthereebok wrote:Fourth and final Test tomorrow then. Looks like there's going to be a result, the pitch is going to be greener than a very green thing. According to this England Test cricket blog, we're still in with a good shout. To me, the match will be won or lost (or drawn) on the toss. If we win it, go in and pile up 500 the pressure will really be on South Africa as they need a win to level the series. Vital toss to win, I'd say.
well - we won the toss - elected to bat.....
8 for 2...... arse!
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