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Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:46 am
by stueym
j$ wrote:Not that it makes up for the Northern Ireland result.][/size]
Hey Johnny$ You could always ride on our tartan coat-tails after our resounding 2-1 defeat of the Olde enemy Norway :-). Though I still prefer your 19 point odds of qualifying versus our 10.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 10:46 am
by bz£
j$ wrote:I would point to the Old Trafford Draw, that we would have won easily if not for bad weather, so I'm kind of seeing those cancelling each other out.
That's fair enough, and I suppose that most of the people complaining about not playing in poor light have never had to bat in those conditions, against some of the world's best bowlers. It's still kind of disappointing (from a spectator's view) that one team can say, "we don't feel like playing for a few hours" and it's a winning strategy! But hey, I'd have done the same thing, and yay for y'all in Britishville, or whatever it's called. It was a heck of a series and y'all have a lot to be proud of.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:41 pm
by Caravan Ray
THREE CHEERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA!!! HIP...HIP....fuck off

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 1:51 pm
by Caravan Ray
j$ wrote:
[and before certain grouches start complaining about the 'winning' draw - I would point to the Old Trafford Draw, that we would have won easily if not for bad weather, so I'm kind of seeing those cancelling each other out. And frankly if the Walkabout is full of whining about 'we wuz cheated' then it just makes it all the sweeter.
I don't think anyone will complain that much - we lost - we know it (sob). It's just so hard to come to terms with England actually winning anything!

(you guys a still a pack of cheats though - with all that fielder substituing going on :wink: )

Oh well - we still have netball and rugby league - the 2 sports we still RULE THE WORLD in.


Great series - congratulations.

Right up there I think as one of the 3 greatest sporting events of all time - along with the 2000 Sydney Olympics and the Newcastle Knights winning the 1997 Winfield Cup.

Posted: Mon Sep 12, 2005 3:01 pm
by Kamakura
Caravan Ray wrote:We lost - we know it (sob). It's just so hard to come to terms with England actually winning anything!
Dearest Caravan,

Thought this might appeal. the rent is reasonable and it's the perfect spot to lick your wounds...
Bwahaha! Ya boo sucks! ;)

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PS Almost can't wait another 18 months.

Posted: Tue Sep 13, 2005 2:43 am
by Caravan Ray
Kamakura wrote:
Caravan Ray wrote:We lost - we know it (sob). It's just so hard to come to terms with England actually winning anything!
Dearest Caravan,

Thought this might appeal. the rent is reasonable and it's the perfect spot to lick your wounds...
Bwahaha! Ya boo sucks! ;)

Image

PS Almost can't wait another 18 months.


:lol: :lol:

That looks like the ideal place for Ricky Ponting to move into when he gets home.

I fully expect that Punter and his ten mates should be stripped naked, shacked together with chains and forced to walk from Brisbane to Perth, dragging behind them the carcass of a dead cow - all the way enduring the taunts and physical abuse of the 20 million people that they let down.

It would be a wonderful learning experience for my young daughter - it's never too early to learn how to recogonise a loser - and perhaps poke them with a stick.

Posted: Sun Oct 16, 2005 9:25 pm
by Caravan Ray
So now Australia has just beaten the Rest of the World in the 3 x one day series and the 6-day Test Match - can we just forget about all that Ashes unpleasantness and remeber who the indisputable World Champions really are?

BTW - 9 wickets to StueyM(acgill) - if he had have been selected in England as he should have been - we never would have lost the Ashes.

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 5:51 pm
by Kamakura
Caravan Ray wrote:So now Australia has just beaten the Rest of the World in the 3 x one day series and the 6-day Test Match - can we just forget about all that Ashes unpleasantness and remember who the indisputable World Champions really are?
Methinks those that have the ashes. Hmm?
Caravan Ray wrote: BTW - 9 wickets to StueyM(acgill) - if he had have been selected in England as he should have been - we never would have lost the Ashes.
To use a cricketing term: BALLS! :wink:

Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2005 6:45 pm
by stueym
Kamakura wrote:
Caravan Ray wrote:So now Australia has just beaten the Rest of the World in the 3 x one day series and the 6-day Test Match - can we just forget about all that Ashes unpleasantness and remember who the indisputable World Champions really are?
Methinks those that have the ashes. Hmm?
Caravan Ray wrote: BTW - 9 wickets to StueyM(acgill) - if he had have been selected in England as he should have been - we never would have lost the Ashes.
To use a cricketing term: BALLS! :wink:
Hey did all that time inventing that fine Shiraz for Penfolds in the 1950's leave some legacy with you? Cos all I am tasting is SOUR GRAPES LOL!!!!

Congrats to the Aussies for rising to the occasion if only 2 months too late. :twisted:

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 7:00 am
by Lyricburglar
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Well, he's not a South African - but still, you might be able to talk him into playing for England.

You need a new Tufnel.

Posted: Mon Mar 06, 2006 9:58 am
by stueym
Caravanray wrote:Image[/img]
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Well, he's not a South African - but still, you might be able to talk him into playing for England.

You need a new Tufnel.
"Bush, in a blue shirt with sleeves rolled up, played with tennis balls, which are much softer than stone-hard cricket balls."

Tennis Balls indeed!!!....Now if only we could convince him to take some first class fast balls down the throat without the benefit of Helmet, Box and pads. I am certain there are some of our American Cousins who would pay money to see that.

Posted: Mon Oct 09, 2006 6:00 am
by Caravan Ray
London suicide bombers had planned to target the Australian cricket team during the 2005 Ashes series

That explains a lot. Al-Qaeda were obviously responsible for the cricket ball that "Ooh Aah" Glen McGrath trod on before the First Test - twisting his knee and putting him out of the match.

Freddy Flintoff is obviously part of the Axis of Evil. English cricketers hate freedom.

Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 1:52 pm
by Caravan Ray
Went for a walk through Brisbane yesterday and felt so sick I wanted to vomit. Bloody English everywhere! Fat, stupid, stinking Englishman crawling all over the place with there fat, stupid, ugly, stinking English girlfriends - stinking the place up and making it smell like...like stinking England! We're gonna have to get the cleaners in next week to remove the stench Now I'm not a racialist or nothing, but the only people I hate more than bloody New Zealanders is the fucking English! (and perhaps Uraguayans). Barmy fucking Army - fuck off - take the example of that big, girls-bloused cry-baby Marcu Trescothic and go back to your own miserable, stinking little piss-stained country and stop polluting ours you bastards - eating all our pies and frightening the children. Mind you - I've got a lot of time for Freddy Flintoff - he should be Australian - but his brother Andrew is a dead-set plonker. My prediction for the game - by tea on Sunday, England will aready have been bowled out twice and Warnie will have already shagged about half a dozen fat English slags.

Oh - and good luck all - let's hope this series is a good as the last one and may cricket be the real winner :wink:

Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:01 pm
by Bjam
:( My English half is very upset.

Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 3:10 pm
by Caravan Ray
Don't be upset yet - they haven't even started. But I expect you can start to feel upset some time later this afternoon.

Posted: Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:23 pm
by Denyer
Who ate all the pies?

Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 1:52 am
by Sheail
Go the pommies! Ponting is a big lamo.

Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 3:00 am
by Caravan Ray
Mother Funker wrote:Go the pommies! Ponting is a big lamo.
A big lamo who's cracked a ton on day 1. 3/346 - looking good so far.

Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 3:02 am
by Sheail
Hence the deliciously ironic comment!

Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 3:03 am
by Caravan Ray
Denyer wrote:Who ate all the pies?
I think Warnie had some, and I've definitely had a few - but suffice to say, the bakeries of Brisbane will be doing a roaring trade while the Barmy Army's in town. I fear however that soap and deoderant manufacturers will not be cashing in on the sudden influx of visitors

Posted: Thu Nov 23, 2006 5:32 pm
by j$
Hey, shut up, racist.

Posted: Fri Nov 24, 2006 1:55 am
by Caravan Ray
HeuristicsInc wrote: i almost got to watch the game a few years ago when india was in the championships whatever in the middle of the night in nyc, but the room was full and i went to bed instead. i still have not actually seen a game at all.
-bill
With qualifications like that Bill, you may well be selected for the 2nd Test. I suspect that there are several members of the English team who have never seen a game before either.

Didn't anyone explain to Harmison that he is supposed to aim for the three wooden, sticky things poking out of the ground?

3/53 in response to 9/602 (dec)!! It will be a long, long summer for our bath-dodging friends from the North! :lol: