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09-04-2005, 04:17 AM
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| Or Fleming been unable to come out and bat again.............
__________________ Flem as a bowler or McGrath as a batsman. Who is worse? Hmmm.... |
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14-04-2005, 07:45 AM
in reply to Junior_Flem's post starting "Or Fleming been unable to come out and..." | ||||
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| Haha true, very good to see Vincent finally show us some of his potential.
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| Also good to see Fleming returning to form with a well batted 88. Even if he DID get out hooking ......... GRRRRRRRRR............. when there was a man back... GRRRRRRRRR............when there was 100 there for the taking :-I
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17-04-2005, 11:24 AM
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| He did a Sehwag eh.. just couldn't help himself.
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07-08-2005, 05:32 AM
in reply to Junior_Flem's post starting "Exactly!
Maybe Brett Lee should play..." | ||||
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__________________ Flem as a bowler or McGrath as a batsman. Who is worse? Hmmm.... |
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| Apart from Trescothic, Vaughan, Bell, Flintoff, Giles, Hoggard, S Jones, & Harmison you mean? OK so Straus, and GO Jones could be regarded as wanderers in that they have lived in several different countries during their early years (even if they have only ever played cricket at senior level in England, regard themselves as british and are thoroughly settled in britain.) Only really Peitersen who wasn't born here and didn't learn his cricket here. Do you want to disallow everyone in the Australian and NZ team who has at least one non-native parent? Half of them seem to choose to come to England to work anyway. England have had a lot more foreigners in the team in the past, without anywhere near the fuss. Could it be jealousy that is causing so many comments now? |
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08-08-2005, 10:59 AM
in reply to cantplaycantalk's post starting "Apart from Trescothic, Vaughan, Bell,..." | ||||
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| Yes, I seem to remember that the Kiwi's weren't too fussy when Dipak Patel and Roger Twose offered themselves up. And the Aussies hardly shoo'd away Keppler when he wanted to play. Doesn't matter who you are, if a decent player want's to settle in your country, and he's good enough to play in your team, you'll take him! Ask the multitude of South Sea Islanders in the NZ and Aussie rugby sides. |
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17-12-2005, 02:40 AM
in reply to Teatime FatCat's post starting "Yes, I seem to remember that the Kiwi's..." | ||||
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| Yes and all those native English to the bone Zimbaweans and South Africans Tony "Union Jack" Grieg Alan "St George" Lamb Greaham "Piccadilly" Hick and new to the club Kevin "Magna Carter" Peitersson Not to mentioned that mis fired ex Kiwi Andy "Crown Jewels" Caddick |
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| the overabundance of pacific islanders in our rugby union/league sides is just making up for their lack of showing in the cricket team . . . most of the nz cricket team actually come from australia - well, three |
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