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  • chef
    Hall of Fame
    • Nov 2008
    • 14624

    #46
    Re: Superb Owl.

    Originally posted by Grantysghost
    It's a gentleman's game.
    Haha it's really not. A lot of DHs out there playing cricket. The Aussie team is a hard one to get fond of.
    The curse is dead.

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    • Grantysghost
      Bouncing Strong
      • Apr 2010
      • 18968

      #47
      Re: Superb Owl.

      Originally posted by chef
      Haha it's really not. A lot of DHs out there playing cricket. The Aussie team is a hard one to get fond of.
      Totally.

      Bunch of knob heads.

      Think the key point here is if you like it... It's good!

      Tbh now I want to watch NFL to see what the fuss is about.

      Edit : OK my team is the New York Giants. We are good right? I had a Giants jacket when I was younger (dogs colours so they're the team).
      BT COME BACK!​

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      • chef
        Hall of Fame
        • Nov 2008
        • 14624

        #48
        Re: Superb Owl.

        Originally posted by Grantysghost
        Totally.

        Bunch of knob heads.

        Think the key point here is if you like it... It's good!

        Tbh now I want to watch NFL to see what the fuss is about.
        It's true.
        The curse is dead.

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        • Sedat
          Hall of Fame
          • Sep 2007
          • 11258

          #49
          Re: Superb Owl.

          Originally posted by chef
          Haha it's really not. A lot of DHs out there playing cricket. The Aussie team is a hard one to get fond of.
          Nearly fell off my chair when I heard Ian Healy criticising India for not allowing Australia to train on Nagpur, on some moral or ethical grounds. Could have sworn it was the same Ian Healy who, without a hint of remorse or shame, blatantly cheated a handful of times claiming dropped catches and missed stumpings during his playing career (usually against opposition gun batsmen like Lara). He's one of the least qualified people on earth to wax lyrical about cricket ethics, and IMO is and always has been a colossal DH (and a woeful commentator to boot).
          "Look at me mate. Look at me. I'm flyin'"

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          • chef
            Hall of Fame
            • Nov 2008
            • 14624

            #50
            Re: Superb Owl.

            Originally posted by Sedat
            Nearly fell off my chair when I heard Ian Healy criticising India for not allowing Australia to train on Nagpur, on some moral or ethical grounds. Could have sworn it was the same Ian Healy who, without a hint of remorse or shame, blatantly cheated a handful of times claiming dropped catches and missed stumpings during his playing career (usually against opposition gun batsmen like Lara). He's one of the least qualified people on earth to wax lyrical about cricket ethics, and IMO is and always has been a colossal DH (and a woeful commentator to boot).
            There was also the time he was caught on camera playing a fake/air violin when they were talking about a women's health issue(can't remember which one) in the commentary box.
            The curse is dead.

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            • MrMahatma
              Coaching Staff
              • Sep 2007
              • 3966

              #51
              Re: Superb Owl.

              Originally posted by chef
              There was also the time he was caught on camera playing a fake/air violin when they were talking about a women's health issue(can't remember which one) in the commentary box.

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              • chef
                Hall of Fame
                • Nov 2008
                • 14624

                #52
                Re: Superb Owl.

                Yep, what a DH. But say sorry and all is forgiven.
                The curse is dead.

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