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You can't say he wasn't asking for it though. His post was clearly having a dig at my signature.Cripes...
I've never seen anything like it.
He was asking for a bite and he got one!
You can't say he wasn't asking for it though. His post was clearly having a dig at my signature.Cripes...
I've never seen anything like it.
BittenYou can't say he wasn't asking for it though. His post was clearly having a dig at my signature.
He was asking for a bite and he got one!
Oi!Agarkar scored a test hundred at Lords. His batting isn't test standard either.
Well, in a thread where someone fits Symonds into my syntax and then pasag is replied to with three giant rolleyeses and a giant rolleyes vomitting regular rolleyeses, no-one is safe.Oi!
Leave AA alone.
You can't say he wasn't asking for it though. His post was clearly having a dig at my signature.
He was asking for a bite and he got one!
Lost for words tbh.Oh, he was asking for it, but I was still amazed at the ferocity of the response.
As I say - I'd never have imagined the spewing-rolleyes gif could exist.
And I'm even more lost for words at you posting a smiley, other than (H)...Lost for words tbh.
*shocked*Vaas is overated, only useful when it's swinging and totally un-penetrative when it's not
Afzaal, Ealham and Chris Harris were rubbish. ODI selection should be reflective of test performances. Economy rates in ODI cricket don't matter - only taking wickets does. Saj Mahmood should be in the England ODI side because he's a wicket taker, and Matt Prior should be in the side because he's a big hitter. For that matter, Hoggard should be in the team because of his test performances. Ireland and Kenya should have test status. Oh, and Anthony McGrath should be in the test team because of his good showings against Zimbabwe.Just need someone to call Chaminda Vaas overrated now, then let me rip into 'em.
It was a joke, my friend. See my post #2 above.*shocked*
Vaas is brilliant. Full stop.
Ah I see now. Oops. Excuse my foolishness.It was a joke, my friend. See my post #2 above.
Graeme Smith is not the 2nd-best batsman after Bradman... (though it's escaped some people's notice that I haven't suggested he will be for quite a while...)Afzaal, Ealham and Chris Harris were rubbish. ODI selection should be reflective of test performances. Economy rates in ODI cricket don't matter - only taking wickets does. Saj Mahmood should be in the England ODI side because he's a wicket taker, and Matt Prior should be in the side because he's a big hitter. For that matter, Hoggard should be in the team because of his test performances. Ireland and Kenya should have test status. Oh, and Anthony McGrath should be in the test team because of his good showings against Zimbabwe.
Did I leave anything out?
Haha, how on earth could I have not said anything about Harmison? Dire.Graeme Smith is not the 2nd-best batsman after Bradman... (though it's escaped some people's notice that I haven't suggested he will be for quite a while...)
Stephen Harmison was better than Dominic Cork... you certainly missed that.
Now that I think about it, actually, I'm honestly not sure about that one, and it's given me a thought for a poll...
That's probably because he's only over-rated when in good form. When his form subsides, people take his performances into context a bit more and realise that he's simply not that good.Anyway, waiting for someone to say Lou Vincent. Whenever he hits good form someone always says he is over rated and crap.
Yeah I'm not sold on Vincent either, but it's interesting to watch the cycle in NZ. Whenever Fleming, McMillan or Vincent make a good score, they're over rated. When they don't it's "drop him, he's useless".That's probably because he's only over-rated when in good form. When his form subsides, people take his performances into context a bit more and realise that he's simply not that good.