Dasa
International Vice-Captain
Probably.
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Why do you enjoy seeing England's cricket team get beaten ?
- Thread starter KL70
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Barney Rubble
International Coach
Clown Symonds was a tool. I don't see what could possibly have given you the impression you've got there. I guess I must have ignored so many of his posts that I missed the good stuff.
vic_orthdox
Global Moderator
He started off as a pest, but then later on he took the mickey out of himself a fair bit.
Barney Rubble
International Coach
Must have been after I started ignoring him then. Fair play.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
Meh, I taught you everything you know
sideshowtim
Banned
I enjoy seeing England lose at everything. But as an Aussie I guess that's a civil duty...
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
Don't see why - ClownSymonds isn't banned, and the posting and name-creation mirrors BLE far more than the aforementioned.
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
He always has. But he's also always been more of a flame-baiter than anything else. Hence the 10 banned accounts or whatever it is.
Prince EWS
Global Moderator
How does the name-creation of "Clown Roy" mirror anyone more than "Clown Symonds"?
Richard
Cricket Web Staff Member
They've almost all been name-of-player accompanied some other adjective (Ross Douglas excepted), though obviously his initial Shane Warne was name only. They've also been grammatically correct - ie (unlike ClownSymonds) with capitals and spaces (BingLeeElectric excepted) unlike so many. It just instantly struck me as the same as "God Jayasuriya" and "Saqqy Mush".
Also, the location kinda gave it away for me. Ealing is just the latest in a line of clever places.