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*Official* Second Test at Lords

duffer

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Said it before, no one can celebrate a wicket like Freddie. Ah buggery, Clarke would elevate himself to perma legend status if he gets us home here.
 

King Pietersen

International Captain
Brilliant start from England, Jimmy and Fred right on the button. Australia going to need a massive Clarke innings to have a sniff.
 

Son Of Coco

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
If MItch Johnson can last for two hours here with Clarke I'll stop saying he shouldn't be picked in the next test.
 

andyc

Cricket Web: All-Time Legend
Said it before, no one can celebrate a wicket like Freddie. Ah buggery, Clarke would elevate himself to perma legend status if he gets us home here.
Disagree. It could just be because he's English and so I naturally hate him, but the whole 'stand in the middle of the pitch and wait to be mobbed' thing just comes across as being supremely arrogant to me.
 

simmy

International Regular
Disagree. It could just be because he's English and so I naturally hate him, but the whole 'stand in the middle of the pitch and wait to be mobbed' thing just comes across as being supremely arrogant to me.
He is Freddie. He is supposed to be arrogant.
 

Ausage

Cricketer Of The Year
Disagree. It could just be because he's English and so I naturally hate him, but the whole 'stand in the middle of the pitch and wait to be mobbed' thing just comes across as being supremely arrogant to me.
AWTA.

Ouch!
 

Pizzorno

State Vice-Captain
Disagree. It could just be because he's English and so I naturally hate him, but the whole 'stand in the middle of the pitch and wait to be mobbed' thing just comes across as being supremely arrogant to me.
Flintoff actually mentioned in his autobiography (at least I think that's where I read it) that his celebration is actually an imitation of what David Beckham used to do when he'd score for England. The whole arms out, i'm your man thing.
 

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