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Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:45 pm
by digger
Cricket is utter gash! Played by northerners, enjoyed by *word censored*.
And why hasn't this thread been basemented....
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:51 pm
by clockendal
digger wrote:Cricket is utter gash! Played by northerners, enjoyed by c**ts.
And why hasn't this thread been basemented....
that sounds an awful lot like "cricket" lingo...
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:52 pm
by franksav63
clockendal wrote:digger wrote:Cricket is utter gash! Played by northerners, enjoyed by c**ts.
And why hasn't this thread been basemented....
that sounds an awful lot like "cricket" lingo...
No, you're WIDE off the mark there..
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:54 pm
by clockendal
franksav63 wrote:clockendal wrote:digger wrote:Cricket is utter gash! Played by northerners, enjoyed by c**ts.
And why hasn't this thread been basemented....
that sounds an awful lot like "cricket" lingo...
No, you're WIDE off the mark there..
Perhaps I should just say BYE then...
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 4:55 pm
by franksav63
clockendal wrote:franksav63 wrote:clockendal wrote:digger wrote:Cricket is utter gash! Played by northerners, enjoyed by c**ts.
And why hasn't this thread been basemented....
that sounds an awful lot like "cricket" lingo...
No, you're WIDE off the mark there..
Perhaps I should just say BYE then...
Yes, OVER and OUT...
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:09 pm
by SWLGooner
NO BALL puns please...
I love cricket and actually do follow the Bokke if they are in England, SA or the Windies.
And yes, it is expensive.
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2010 8:23 pm
by SPUDMASHER
LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:I love cricket, a very skilful game, me and me dad used t play for our town but when he died i didn't play for 10 years
So my mates got me to play in a village game and I took my dads 35 year old grey nichols bat (all taped up at the bottom) out for one last hoorah, got 56 and was happy and sad in many ways.
Anyway better stop now, only girls cry...right.
Anyway the England travelling fans are called the 'Barmy Army' and are by far the best cricket supporters in the world and even ricky ponting (aussie captain) acknowledged this.
When they play in australia a lot of the grounds keep them apart in small pockets because they sing/dance/play a trumpet etc and generally make the atmosphere brilliant and they think this is an advantage to England so they try and quieten them down.
Fekin glad they are not from the emirates, you wouldn't have to split them up, thats for sure.
That's actually a really good story. I'm glad you are able to remember your dad so fondly. I'm only just getting used to being without mine and the memories are all a bit cloudy right now. I do know that dad played minor county cricket for hertfordshire. He held a couple of records for them that stood for many years. I don't know about know though. Maybe I should try and find out.
Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:51 pm
by LeftfootlegendGooner
SPUDMASHER wrote:LeftfootlegendGooner wrote:I love cricket, a very skilful game, me and me dad used t play for our town but when he died i didn't play for 10 years
So my mates got me to play in a village game and I took my dads 35 year old grey nichols bat (all taped up at the bottom) out for one last hoorah, got 56 and was happy and sad in many ways.
Anyway better stop now, only girls cry...right.
Anyway the England travelling fans are called the 'Barmy Army' and are by far the best cricket supporters in the world and even ricky ponting (aussie captain) acknowledged this.
When they play in australia a lot of the grounds keep them apart in small pockets because they sing/dance/play a trumpet etc and generally make the atmosphere brilliant and they think this is an advantage to England so they try and quieten them down.
Fekin glad they are not from the emirates, you wouldn't have to split them up, thats for sure.
That's actually a really good story. I'm glad you are able to remember your dad so fondly. I'm only just getting used to being without mine and the memories are all a bit cloudy right now. I do know that dad played minor county cricket for hertfordshire. He held a couple of records for them that stood for many years. I don't know about know though. Maybe I should try and find out.
Sorry for not posting back on this earlier Spuddy but am not on the ball (pardon the pun) at present but yes you should deffo find out, i know i would.
Your dads cricketing feats sound great mate and something to be proud of, now i shouldn't tell you this but my dad had trials with manure in footie and if he had made it thats who i would have supported because he meant that much to me.