I get that. But it does so often happen that when there are rude pricks on the other team, that other team is Australia. Ask anyone around the world. You won’t see the same behaviour, to the same degree, from anyone else.
Sure mate
Ive randomly selected pages to read to catch up on the CW commentary. Remarkably your whinging has featured on all of them or at least seems like it. As it’s unlikely the stump mic will be turned off how about you exercise some control over your keyboard? Because atm you are the forum’s short leg and gobshiteing the thread. flibbertygibbet has lost his form recently. Looks like this bloke has taken his place as resident pommy nark.
I think with all the scandalous Australia have had, they pretty much have to be perfectly behaved for the next five years or so. It’s not that fair but we kind of have to wear it.
dude stop, we get it, you have a chip on your shoulder.
Can you close the door on Steve Smith?
Yeah, apparently Roy had plenty to say in the last test to. Roy for ****'s sake!? What could he have possibly had to say? He's a very poor man's KP, with the only resemblance being both look like they've been dipped in a vat of moisturiser and employ the duck's arse pout in their profile photos. England have been quite chatty, so they have nothing to complain about. If they find glory in shutting the gate once The Ashes has bolted, then good luck to them.
It's been a piss poor performance. I didn't bother watching much of it last night. In fact, since the 1st session effort on Day 1, I've been about as interested as the players seemed to be. It's disappointing, as they had a good opportunity to actually win the series against an average English team. I'm still not sure why we bowled first when the opportunity was there to rest the bowlers a little more, but then if we could produce an even semi-decent performance with the bat, it probably wouldn't have been an issue.
Slight over-reaction I think. Apart from a couple* of posts about the Australians’ gobbiness, my contribution was largely the same anodyne drivel that I usually churn out. But sorry if I’ve gone OTT.
Retaining allows continuity and continuity is a big part of a traditional narrative like the Ashes.
1972 apparently
