Richard
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No, it's not, it's a simple statement of fact.Voltman said:That quote is the absolute pinnacle of arrogance.
No, it's not, it's a simple statement of fact.Voltman said:That quote is the absolute pinnacle of arrogance.
The change of font-size was an attempt to make you realise what you still refuse to see.marc71178 said:But that does not give you more insight into him than he or the coaches have.
And you can always tell when someone starts being shown up by the sudden change in font size.
And since you, or Flintoff, or Troy Cooley, seem not to have read the facts and figures - then they haven't.marc71178 said:No, you have not.
You claim you have, but since you are not Flintoff and you are not Troy Cooley, and it appears you haven't even read what Flintoff himself has said about it (or the various people on here with some biomechanical knowledge have said) - then you haven't.
No it's not, it's an opinion, and an arrogant one at that.Richard said:No, it's not, it's a simple statement of fact.
How so?Sussexshark said:You made it relevant, kiddo.
Yes, lots.Tell me, do you know anything about the game?
You're one of a small minority, I can assure you of that.Since what virtually all you say is sheer unadulterated codswallop I think not. Marc got it about right, but it's not just the acting like a schoolkid - hell, we all enjoy being one of those from time to time! - but it's the insufferable arrogance you display that I find so totally unacceptable - and I'm not the only one.
Probably because I actually watch the stuff closer than anyone who thinks they know better.Who in the name of Sweet Jesus do you think you are, boy, that you consider you know better than the rest of us here AND international cricketers to boot?
What a shame so few people actually think that, eh?Dear Lord, this site would be so much better off without your pathetic pratings.
It's an opinion based on fact.Voltman said:No it's not, it's an opinion, and an arrogant one at that.
Richard said:The change of font-size was an attempt to make you realise what you still refuse to see.
The deliveries of the matches give all the insight into how he is bowling in Test-cricket that matter.
I'm not going to stop repeating that, no matter how many times you try to get around it.
No, that is not a fact at all - as stated by certain people who know things like biomechanics (although no doubt having read a report about it once you think that's enough to know more than they do anyway) - a change isn't immediate.Richard said:And it doesn't matter how many times you claim they have, it'll not change the facts of the matter - and they are that Flintoff's figures have taken a turn for the better for reasons other than a change of mentality.
You really believe that? More and more people have had enough, but like Nero, you keep on fiddling.Richard said:You're one of a small minority, I can assure you of that.
You forgot to finish the sentence - I'll do it for you:Richard said:What you perceive as arrogance most people simply realise is the speak of one who knows quite a bit and isn't ashamed to.
What about when you've not watched anything yet know more than people who've watched large chunks - how do you explain the "I know better" attitude there?Richard said:Probably because I actually watch the stuff closer than anyone who thinks they know better.
Depends on the definition of a few.Richard said:What a shame so few people actually think that, eh?
wow!!! there is a God!!! and His name is Richard!!!....and to think i didn't believe that You exist...!!!Richard said:I can prove quite clearly that I know more about his bowling in Test-match cricket than he does - if indeed he thinks the turnaround happened in the Bridgetown game, and I've done so God-knows-how-many times.
Peter May would rank above quite a few on that list.BoyBrumby said:Wow.......carnage.......
So........
Still no votes for Peter May or Sir Geoffrey I see!
Nope - but I do know what he's been bowling in matches, which is all that matters.marc71178 said:Even though it is quite clearly wrong.
You know nothing about his mindset, what he's been practicing in the nets and what he's aiming to do without being either him, or his coach.
So the change which happened after the figures started to improve was the important change?marc71178 said:No, that is not a fact at all - as stated by certain people who know things like biomechanics (although no doubt having read a report about it once you think that's enough to know more than they do anyway) - a change isn't immediate.
And of course it's neccessary to be God to know those sorts of things, isn't it?Anil said:wow!!! there is a God!!! and His name is Richard!!!....and to think i didn't believe that You exist...!!!
So... let's see how many people on the forums dislike or regularly snipe at me, then?marc71178 said:You really believe that? More and more people have had enough, but like Nero, you keep on fiddling.
No, it made perfect sense.You forgot to finish the sentence
Because it's not invariably essential to watch everything of everything.What about when you've not watched anything yet know more than people who've watched large chunks - how do you explain the "I know better" attitude there?
So... let's see how many people on the forums dislike or regularly snipe at me, then?Depends on the definition of a few.
well....that was an incredibly pompous, arrogant, mr know-all statement....Richard said:And of course it's neccessary to be God to know those sorts of things, isn't it?
whether you like it or not..you do come over as very arrogant. I put it down to lack of life experience and general immaturity.I hope as you get older you ways of thinking (if you are like this in 'real life') will become more flexible.Richard said:No, it was saying I think I know something about something I know about.
Of course, people who don't understand how much I know about the thing in question, or believe irrelevant matters are of significance, might think so, but there you go - misinformed judgement of character is one of the worst things in this World.