Possibly....but I suppose people say the same about Broad as well. Personally I like Bresnan and would love to see him eventually in a 'Flintoff' style role. Flintoff just had the knack of coming in to bat or bowl (especially bowl) when England were under pressure and deliver a magic over or put some strong pressure on the opposition....could someone like Bresnan eventually play this role??
Yes IMO. I think Tremlett's a better bowler (marginally) but when you add in Bresnan's batting, general energy and most importantly continued fitness he's going to be a big part of the side. He's the most Flintoff-like player in the entire world, let alone England, so if you're looking for a Flintoff replacement then he's it (but please don't bat him at 6).
Because they're st00pid.
Feels like it at present. Australia and West Indies were so much better though so they must have felt amazing.England is like that kid who has everything. Whilst the rest of us are enviously looking at his toys.
That's true but Broad has done more "Flintoff-esque" things thus far in his career, though Bresnan hasn't had a great deal of opportunity.
The best post.
Now that we've shut down the injury train that was the academy, who boasted such injury proof success stories as Richard Sherlock and Hamish Bennett, hopefully we will see a change.
Haha, superb
)
