THE ASHES !

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  • bexley5200
    bexley5200 Posts: 692
    id rather have a tooth out tha watch cricket
    going downhill slowly
  • Firecrakka
    Firecrakka Posts: 81
    Ahhhh gotta love it.

    Where are my mates Zedders and Rev'd Gatlin? :P
  • bobtbuilder
    bobtbuilder Posts: 1,537
    Where are my mates Zedders and Rev'd Gatlin?

    Yeah - gone very quiet. Oh well, fairweather fans I suppose.
  • Stewie Griffin
    Stewie Griffin Posts: 4,330
    So it wasnt a bad dream then, Christ we are sh1t. Well done Ausbos, we are so desperate now we are thinking about wheeling out the dancing Judas or Fat Rob for the Oval;;

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/cricket ... 192597.stm
  • Bugly
    Bugly Posts: 520
    Damn this is a strange series - personally I dislike the Flintoff persona - to me he shows no respect to the opposition when he takes a wicker - carries on like a diva when he bowls number 11 :P, but without him England lose all confidence.

    Seriously hope he is selected to play at the Oval if England win then well done and if we win then there will be no excuses.
  • Stewie Griffin
    Stewie Griffin Posts: 4,330
    Bugly wrote:
    Damn this is a strange series - personally I dislike the Flintoff persona - to me he shows no respect to the opposition when he takes a wicker - carries on like a diva when he bowls number 11 :P, but without him England lose all confidence.

    Seriously hope he is selected to play at the Oval if England win then well done and if we win then there will be no excuses.

    Its not like playing for your School. When I used to cartwheel people's off poles 20 feet behind them I certainly didnt immediately show them any respect, I would pretty much be laughing as I went passed you. When I finished celebrating my little victory I would applaud the batsman off and the new one in.

    Actually, I was almost too embarrassed to celebrate my last wicket. Wide long hop, Batsman rocked back and I thought oh bugger, top edge back to the keeper. Ran smiling to him and declared that he was done by the bounce :lol:
  • Bugly
    Bugly Posts: 520
    Stewie Griffin wrote:
    Bugly wrote:
    Damn this is a strange series - personally I dislike the Flintoff persona - to me he shows no respect to the opposition when he takes a wicker - carries on like a diva when he bowls number 11 :P, but without him England lose all confidence.

    Seriously hope he is selected to play at the Oval if England win then well done and if we win then there will be no excuses.

    Its not like playing for your School. When I used to cartwheel people's off poles 20 feet behind them I certainly didnt immediately show them any respect, I would pretty much be laughing as I went passed you. When I finished celebrating my little victory I would applaud the batsman off and the new one in.

    Actually, I was almost too embarrassed to celebrate my last wicket. Wide long hop, Batsman rocked back and I thought oh bugger, top edge back to the keeper. Ran smiling to him and declared that he was done by the bounce :lol:

    NOT Against celebrating but I find Flintoff boorish (as I do Lee) with the hands outspread look at me; FIGJAM. They perhaps should look embarrassed on the basis of the majority of their overs most of the time.
    If either player lived up to their publicity they both would be on 500 plus wickets. Both are effective given the right conditions, both drop their bundle if conditions dont suit.

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