luckyeddie
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Every side needs its talismanTop_Cat said:Had to sneak Corky in there, didn't you?
Every side needs its talismanTop_Cat said:Had to sneak Corky in there, didn't you?
I was talking about 'panic-stricken selections' and you know it.As they have not picked 6 batsmen in the past, how have we seen time and again that this doesn't work?
If we drop G Jones for Read how have we seen time and again that this will be a mistake?
If they replace S Jones with the uncapped Tremlett how have we seen time and again that this would be an error?
If something has never even been tried we could not possibly have seen time and again that it does not work.
And as I made the same statements before the start of the test, please explain how they are panic-stricken.Top_Cat said:I was talking about 'panic-stricken selections' and you know it.
A four ball every over is not good enough at the international level. Don't tell me that having Glenn McGrath or some other tail-enders dropped multiple times actually means anything.Top_Cat said:And why would you drop Jones when he was one of England's best bowlers in both innings?!?
Well NZ had lots of batting depth against England last year, but it didn't stop them losing their last 5 wickets pretty quickly on virtually every occasion.a massive zebra said:As they have not picked 6 batsmen in the past, how have we seen time and again that this doesn't work?
If we drop G Jones for Read how have we seen time and again that this will be a mistake?
If they replace S Jones with the uncapped Tremlett how have we seen time and again that this would be an error?
If something has never even been tried we could not possibly have seen time and again that it does not work.
Rubbish.a massive zebra said:I voiced all the same opinions before the start of the first test, so they are hardly panic-striken, but if panic-striken changes will improve the side then im all for them.
Having Clarke dropped on 21 might do, though, but I suppose as that doesn't fit with your original position, that can be safely ignored.a massive zebra said:A four ball every over is not good enough at the international level. Don't tell me that having Glenn McGrath or some other tail-enders dropped multiple times actually means anything.
Maybe so as it cost England 70 runs, but Clarke is normally pretty much a walking wicket in England and the other bowlers should be able to get him out cheaply in most of the remaining innings.luckyeddie said:Having Clarke dropped on 21 might do, though
Oh do shut up, im perfectly happy to respond to people/facts that disagree with/contradict my opinions.luckyeddie said:but I suppose as that doesn't fit with your original position, that can be safely ignored.
You just hate the WelshHoggy31 said:If i was England i would bring in Read for G Jones and Collingwood for S Jones
I meant if you make them all NOW for the second Test. Sheesh............And as I made the same statements before the start of the test, please explain how they are panic-stricken.
No, the way he bowled when I watched him is what means something. He may go for runs in some patches but sometimes, much like Brett Lee, he'll rip out a few batsmen to give you the edge. He did it in the first innings with the wickets of Martyn and Clarke for 2 and 11. They were vital wickets. He bowled well and anyone who watched him would know that. Dropping him for a completly unproven quick is just and REEKS of panic.
A four ball every over is not good enough at the international level. Don't tell me that having Glenn McGrath or some other tail-enders dropped multiple times actually means anything.
or he just one of many that is calling for these crazy axing in this England team, their is no reason G.Jones should be dropped along with any wholesale changes to side that has been so successful in the last 18 months. Although i do think Giles place should be questioned now for the wrest of the series.luckyeddie said:You just hate the Welsh
That's not very nice!Shane Warne said:He's doomed to fail looking like he does.
It does seem a bit harsh, but I think there's something in it.Adamc said:That's not very nice!
Now now just because the boy looks like he came out on the wrong end of an accident with a semi trailer, is no reason to degrade his cricketing abilities. Oh wait a sec................. he has noneShane Warne said:I definately wouldn't drop S.Jones, but I would G.Jones and Read would be the keeper.
Giles? maybe but Bell would certainly be first to go. He's doomed to fail looking like he does.
One of the ugliest persons ive seenShane Warne said:It does seem a bit harsh, but I think there's something in it.
England have too many babyfaces in the side anyway.
G Jones.
Strauss.
Bell.
They all look about 15.
Since when was there two of him?King_Ponting said:One of the ugliest persons ive seen