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Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by WillBlack
(Post 7747019)
Your ancestors who's false accusations and testimony resulted in wrongful convictions.
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Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by Broad Shoulders
(Post 7747047)
:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:
Little did Frazer's ancestors realize that such despicable behaviour would return to hound and haunt in the form of cricket annihilation. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by WillBlack
(Post 7747091)
I'm sure Frazer's ancestors found it most amusing that they could knock up a poor servant girl and when her condition became embarrassing, accused her of stealing the bread crumbs intended for her master's porridge, had her convicted on a crime just short of a hanging offence and resulting in her transportation to exile far beyond the reach of justice.
Little did Frazer's ancestors realize that such despicable behaviour would return to hound and haunt in the form of cricket annihilation. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by WillBlack
(Post 7747091)
I'm sure Frazer's ancestors found it most amusing that they could knock up a poor servant girl and when her condition became embarrassing, accused her of stealing the bread crumbs intended for her master's porridge, had her convicted on a crime just short of a hanging offence and resulting in her transportation to exile far beyond the reach of justice.
Little did Frazer's ancestors realize that such despicable behaviour would return to hound and haunt in the form of cricket annihilation. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by elfman
(Post 7747097)
please put the crack pipe down on the floor and step away from it
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Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by WillBlack
(Post 7747091)
I'm sure Frazer's ancestors found it most amusing that they could knock up a poor servant girl and when her condition became embarrassing, accused her of stealing the bread crumbs intended for her master's porridge, had her convicted on a crime just short of a hanging offence and resulting in her transportation to exile far beyond the reach of justice.
Little did Frazer's ancestors realize that such despicable behaviour would return to hound and haunt in the form of cricket annihilation. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by WillBlack
(Post 7747091)
I'm sure Frazer's ancestors found it most amusing that they could knock up a poor servant girl and when her condition became embarrassing, accused her of stealing the bread crumbs intended for her master's porridge, had her convicted on a crime just short of a hanging offence and resulting in her transportation to exile far beyond the reach of justice.
Little did Frazer's ancestors realize that such despicable behaviour would return to hound and haunt in the form of cricket annihilation. it gets better! |
Re: The Ashes Series
Ponting absolutely no class, you cant knock his batting record but a truly unlikeable captain not even many Australians really like the guy,Steve Waugh he most certainly isn't.
England were pretty woefull in this match but can still win this series, this is a very beatable aussie team, that was a great effort from Collingwood down, under incredible pressure, looked like a fantastic atmosphere in the ground and nothing wrong with celebrating a draw considering the position they were in. I wouldnt change the team to much before thursday maybe Onions or Harrmison for one of the spinners and thats it. Thought it was quite amusing yesterday in the Herald Sun complaining about the english bias in the commentary, hello its a british sports channels commentary so of course its going to be english biased, Fox sports and SBS should not be such tight arses and send there own team over. Mind you SBS has Rodney Hogg over there doing the intro before the days play and he stated quite emphatically after englands first innings that no one would score a hundred on that pitch and Australia would be 70 runs short. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Have to say it has left me with a smile seeing Ponting interviewed post-match - looking like he's sucking a lemon!! Made my day!
PS His eyes are too close together and he chews with his mouth open!!!! LOLOL |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by papilon
(Post 7747779)
England were pretty woefull in this match but can still win this series, this is a very beatable aussie team, that was a great effort from Collingwood down, under incredible pressure, looked like a fantastic atmosphere in the ground and nothing wrong with celebrating a draw considering the position they were in.
Collingwood looks like your only star right now, and you can't win a game on the strength of one player. If there's a "very beatable" team in this series, it's England. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by papilon
(Post 7747779)
Thought it was quite amusing yesterday in the Herald Sun complaining about the english bias in the commentary, hello its a british sports channels commentary so of course its going to be english biased, Fox sports and SBS should not be such tight arses and send there own team over.
Tonight the local news bleated about Englands stolen 'two' minutes (out of over 6 hours of play by the way) and they wheeled out Greg Chapell to castigate England. That's the same Greg Chapell who ordered his player to bowl underarm against New Zealand to ensure they couldn't hit the last ball for six. Oh the beautiful, wonderful irony of it all. Either that or they're just a bit thick. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by CatWithClaws
(Post 7747783)
Have to say it has left me with a smile seeing Ponting interviewed post-match - looking like he's sucking a lemon!! Made my day!
PS His eyes are too close together and he chews with his mouth open!!!! LOLOL |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by Pearl&Wal
(Post 7747814)
It's this type of uneduacated shoddy journalism that you come to expect reading the back pages here - very little research as always.
Tonight the local news bleated about Englands stolen 'two' minutes (out of over 6 hours of play by the way) and they wheeled out Greg Chapell to castigate England. That's the same Greg Chapell who ordered his player to bowl underarm against New Zealand to ensure they couldn't hit the last ball for six. Oh the beautiful, wonderful irony of it all. Either that or they're just a bit thick. What a grade A knob :D |
Re: The Ashes Series
I think Jonathan Agnew said it best:
The stunning finish to the first Ashes Test in Cardiff was as unexpected as it was thrilling. (Beeb).England appeared to be on the ropes at lunch, and destined for the defeat they deserved. It took typical guts and resilience from Paul Collingwood to keep the series level. But despite the finish, we have to acknowledge they were outplayed in every department of the game, and particularly in mental attitude. Australia were mighty impressive - completely focused, disciplined and determined. England were second division in comparison and while the tourists can definitely be beaten, they won't be if this is the best England can produce. So, the challenge is to come up with something much better at Lord's on Thursday. |
Re: The Ashes Series
Originally Posted by Pearl&Wal
(Post 7747814)
Tonight the local news bleated about Englands stolen 'two' minutes (out of over 6 hours of play by the way) and they wheeled out Greg Chapell to castigate England.
That's the same Greg Chapell who ordered his player to bowl underarm against New Zealand to ensure they couldn't hit the last ball for six. Oh the beautiful, wonderful irony of it all. Either that or they're just a bit thick. |
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