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Shane Warne's Argus Review

quincywagstaff

quincywagstaff

International Debutant
Top_Cat said:
Nah bollocks to that, Bencheh's not a fundie on that point like Warne is.

I might add that Kimber's article ain't perfect either. He falls back on the tired 'team in transition' trope. By that logic, if they're not number 1, they're a team in transition. Bull****.
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Biggest issue I had with the article was how it credited the Howard, Invers & Arthur with Australia's win away to Sri Lanka and their admirable draw away to South Africa when in fact they effectively all began at the start of the home 2011/12 season. When you take that as the starting point their record is a fair bit less impressive.
 
Howe_zat

Howe_zat

Audio File
Doesn't it just mean that you think the team is improving? I'd say it's only a cop out so long as you can't back that up.
 
Redbacks

Redbacks

International Captain
Do many people really think Ted Whitten was the greatest ever player? Or is he so highly revered for both on and off field endeavors?
 
Red

Red

The normal awards that everyone else has
Redbacks said:
Do many people really think Ted Whitten was the greatest ever player? Or is he so highly revered for both on and off field endeavors?
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Excellent player. Dirty **** though.

Although the two greatest Australian Rules players were both Taswegians and played for the Tigers.




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Crazy Sam

Crazy Sam

International 12th Man
I'm rather indifferent to AFL (prefer league by a long way), but I was glad that the only game I've ever seen live in Melbourne was the one with Gary Moorcroft's 'mark of the century'.
 
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