Non Aussie/English CWers, who will you be supporting?

[Flem274*]

What are you kiwis on, supporting the bloody English? Have you forgotten just what ****s they are? I hate the English as much as I hate the Australians. Both are just a bunch of smug ****s, and now they're even more similar in that it's not just the English who think, and believe they have the right to be, better than than they really are. Don't care who wins, just want some good cricket and plenty of blood and guts. And Ponting and Strauss involved in a nazi gay *** scandal.

 

[Burgey]

Supporting England. Couldn't bring myself to support Aussie even if they were representing planet Earth in an intergalactic battle for the survival of the human species.

Well then, you're a dunce eh?

What are you kiwis on, supporting the bloody English? Have you forgotten just what ****s they are? I hate the English more than I hate the Australians, because my hatred of the latter is just born of their innate superiority over us. The Poms are just a bunch of smug ****s, as opposed to the Australians who really do have the right to be, and who are better than than anyone else. I care who wins, and I want some good cricket and plenty of English blood and guts. And KP and Strauss involved in a nazi gay *** scandal.

AWTA.

 

[Flem274*]

Well then, you're a dunce eh?




AWTA.

India.

 

[Burgey]

Never been there...

 

[Flem274*]

McIntosh>Australia. FACT!

 

[Burgey]

McIntosh>Australia. FACT!

Post reported for taking thread off topic.

 

[Shri]

Meh, test series between the 4th and 5th ranked test sides. Who gives a ****?

 

[GIMH]

It's between 4th and 5th place? Really. If only one of the Indian contingent had already pointed that out

 

[Uppercut]

Meh, test series between the 4th and 5th ranked test sides. Who gives a ****?

What are these "rankings" of which you speak? I was pretty sure teams were ranked on how they perform when it matters i.e. during the Ashes. England have won as many Ashes series as almost any other side.

 

[Shri]

Will support Oz. Mainly because of Bollinger's presence. Will also support England when Swann bowls.

 

[Furball]

It's between 4th and 5th place? Really. If only one of the Indian contingent had already pointed that out

Meh, it's the start of England's glorious march to number 1 in the rankings, to be claimed once India are defeated next summer.

 

[Burgey]

Meh, test series between the 4th and 5th ranked test sides. Who gives a ****?

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

 

[Flem274*]

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

Australia: Isn't terrible.

 

[Xuhaib]

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

 

[Furball]

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

I'm amazed you missed the opportunity to bait the English with that point. Sort it out.

 

[Shri]

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

Cricket did not exist before 2010 tbh.

 

[M0rphin3]

Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi

 

[Teja.]

As an indian supporter, you'd have a long history of being interested in test series involving poorly ranked teams. Come on, you should follow it - give those of us less experienced at it a heads up on appropriate fan reactions when your team isn't that great.

Haha, played.

 

[Blaze 18]

The Ashes are just like the India-Pakistan games : form, experience and all that yadda do not matter one little bit. Australia are near invincible at home and will start favourites. It would be foolish to write England off, though, as this is clearly the best English side in a long time; yes, even better than the Ashes 2005 side.

As for who I would be rooting for; well, I really do not know; there are players I like on either side. I am just keeping my fingers crossed for a close contest either way.

 

[smash84]

I normally fence-sit a bit these days but I'll be following Australia primarily this time, mainly because of how annoying the media has become in both countries. Everyone seems to be acting as if Australia have the worst team of all time and are in a terrible crisis. It's not even remotely true.

I would agree. And I also don't want Aussies to become uncompetitive like the Windies. So I would vouch for them this time around.