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Thank You James Anderson- Farewell Thread
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Burgey
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Morpeth in the Hunter is a charming little town.
Wallsend is kinda suburban these days I guess but like the rest of the region has a lot of old miners cottages
Jesmond is cod ordinary. had to stay there a couple of nights when Burgeinho was playing in a cricket carnival up there a few years ago. Not much happens there, and what does happen isn't great. Much like the UK really.
Lot of place names here derive from the UK, mind you. There's a Birkenhead Point only a couple of kms from here, and not surprisingly a Tranmere Street in the adjoining suburb. Cozza would love it.
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Coronis
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As someone who lives close to that area, that’s putting it very lightly.
morgieb
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They're neighbouring suburbs in our Newcastle. Mostly they're just bland working/lower middle-class suburbia. I don't think anywhere in Newy is that rough these days, though granted I haven't spent that much time there.
Shady Slim
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+1 to this can't disagree with anything here
Everyone has contributed with their tributes. I'll keep it simple and short.
Great bowler, not an 'x-factor' tier 1 bowler like Marshall or Imran, but a great bowler nonetheless. He is so fit that he was clocking 86-87 mph even on his last day. On his day, he was as good as peak Hadlee under grey English clouds.
The last of early 2000s cricketers. I'll miss those dark red dukes sending stumps cartwheeling and the constant snob face.
The good thing now is that we can probably win a test series in England this time. His wobbly seam off cutters made our lives hard since 2011.
Great bowler, not an 'x-factor' tier 1 bowler like Marshall or Imran, but a great bowler nonetheless. He is so fit that he was clocking 86-87 mph even on his last day. On his day, he was as good as peak Hadlee under grey English clouds.
The last of early 2000s cricketers. I'll miss those dark red dukes sending stumps cartwheeling and the constant snob face.
The good thing now is that we can probably win a test series in England this time. His wobbly seam off cutters made our lives hard since 2011.
Oozes class.
sayon basak
International Debutant
Nah, if Atkinson took 3 ten fers in one match, then would be so. 3>>>1
The_CricketUmpire
U19 Captain
Warner's average lol.....no surprises there..
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honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
^^ Graeme is the greater Smith. Hence proved.
capt_Luffy
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But is he greater than Adam though??
GirthQuake
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Moderate legend
flibbertyjibber
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Hard to put into words how good he has been for England. One of our very best and a legend. Will seem strange not seeing him on the scorecard moving forward. Big boots to fill.
Cheers Jimmy.
Cheers Jimmy.
nightprowler10
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Haven't caught up with the thread, but have we ruled out that he didn't just retire now because Australia have started putting roofs on stadiums? 
I genuinely disliked the guy when he first came on the scene, especially with that ridiculous haircut. But he really grew on me halfway through his career and has been legendary the past few years. Not sure we'll get another like him.
I genuinely disliked the guy when he first came on the scene, especially with that ridiculous haircut. But he really grew on me halfway through his career and has been legendary the past few years. Not sure we'll get another like him.
GirthQuake
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Is he the 1st England ATG who's technically not an Ashes hero?
Chin Music
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He never took a five-fer in the 2010-11 tour, even though he averaged mid 20s that series. However, I remember him bowling brilliantly without much reward in the 2nd innings at Adelaide. He simply didn't allow easy runs or the Australian batting lineup to leave too many deliveries. It was Swann who cleaned up with 5 wickets to finally decide the game before the heavens opened later on the 5th day. I should point out that I was there for that match and always just shaking my head in disbelief at the end looking at the massive scoreboard that they had there. I recall that the ground was developed a couple of years after that and there was no longer the great grass bank that I had the privilege of standing on.
Fuller Pilch
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