I know what Cairns said. I just hope he wasn't being diplomatic.
its the same what people and police in vadodra is also saying a bit of an exaggeration on part of symonds......becuse they never heard or saw anything...
Mate, I'll tell you what.....those matches I've been to have been an absolute disgrace. I have not been to cricket match since I got pelted by a plastic cup of beer when I went to watch a match with Australia against India in the 2003/04 summer.. I don't know who threw it, as it came from the 2nd tier of the G. Ruined the match for me.
Dire example to be setting though. You've basically snapped and succumbed to the sledging, poor effort really.Haha, like I give a crap. I'm probably not good enough to get them out via bowling anyway. So if you say something that I feel crosses the line, my reply will be a ball at your head. I'm not advocating others do it, I'm just saying that's what I would do.
Just random banter/gamesmanship is fine though.
Agreed - its utterly not acceptable, and if any of my mates did it at the cricket, I'd have words with them, and it would honestly probably end our friendship unless the guy mended his ways. The problem of course at the 'G is exascerbated by alcohol - long day in the hot sun drinking beer produces loutish behaviour - its a very simple formula. I'd be quite happy if they banned booze at the ground, even though I love a beer as I watch the cricket the typical ODI crowd at the 'G over the years has proven it can't handle its booze without acting like knobs.Mate, I'll tell you what.....those matches I've been to have been an absolute disgrace. I have not been to cricket match since I got pelted by a plastic cup of beer when I went to watch a match with Australia against India in the 2003/04 summer.. I don't know who threw it, as it came from the 2nd tier of the G. Ruined the match for me.
Everyone suggests that the Aussies are racist and so on, but you'll be surprised at the racism displayed by the sub continent supporters.I don't mind someone having an occasionally jab at me, even if it is slightly racial...but when it starts to become violent/abusive....than it changes the whole situation.
Meh, you bowl a deliberate beamer, and you'll find very few teammates who'll stick up for you, or many opponents wanting to have a chat after the game.Haha, like I give a crap. I'm probably not good enough to get them out via bowling anyway. So if you say something that I feel crosses the line, my reply will be a ball at your head. I'm not advocating others do it, I'm just saying that's what I would do.
Just random banter/gamesmanship is fine though.
Haha, I know.
Yes Richard, I know. However, one of us has 4000 posts, and the other has 40,000 suggesting that I may not troll the thread from top to bottom before posting all the time. There's a whole world out there to explore
Walking out your front door isn't travelling
wow.
Australia is NOT the only country playing cricket.
Again, I wonder if the writer was actually at the ground and actually heard anything. Just seems to me there is too much mindless "Indian crowds are racist and BCCI does nothing about them" in Aussie press as there is of "Aussies are lying, no one said anything racist" in the Indian press.
