Salazar said:I am hastily revising my opinion of Mark :lol
Empty said:thanks for sharing
chicko1983 said:Fox Sports 3s Inside Cricket last night, transcript:
Brendan Julian So where do we go from here boys, Junior what do you reckon?
Mark Waugh Mate if I was a selector there are at least five, maybe six, of those blokes whod be looking for something to do next week, because they wouldnt be playing cricket in Perth.
Damien Fleming Such as?
Waugh Mate, Doherty for a start. I mean jeez, weve picked a bloke because we dont know who our spinner should be. Should we seriously pick a guy who has played 10 state level tests in his life to go up against Pietersen, Cooke and those guys?
Julian Bit harsh
Waugh Bit harsh? He was chucking that many pies at Pietersen he may as well have opened a bakery on days 2 and 3.
Fleming North?
Waugh Gone
Julian Bollinger? Siddle?
Waugh Gone
Gladstone Small Can I interrupt for a minute?
Waugh No
Julian Junior is on a bit of a roll here Stone
Waugh No I mean fair go, weve got it wrong here. If Im the only bloke not happy that weve been rolled for an innings and 70 odd runs on a runway of a pitch and that lets be honest were going to have a summer of the poms handing us our **** in this series then fair go boys, somethings wrong here. Whats Clarke doing after getting out? Hes on twitter saying sorry for not walking? Mate if he did that in our side thered be hell to pay. AB would chuck his twitter box off the balcony or whatever it is. Sorry for not walking? *expletive*
:lol :lol
Pietersen caught speeding in Lamborghini
Star English batsman Kevin Pietersen continues to rack up centuries.
Only days after scoring 227 against the Aussies in Adelaide, Pietersen has made one off drive he probably wishes he had not.
The 30-year-old has been clocked driving at 121 kilometres per hour while going for a spin in a Lamborghini organised for him by Shane Warne.
He was pulled over by Victorian police this afternoon while driving the $475,000 car on the Geelong Ring Road, which is a 100kph zone.
One of cricket's excitement machines, Pietersen was fined $239 and lost three demerit points.
While his team-mates were training at the MCG in preparation for a three-day game against Victoria starting tomorrow, the South Africa-born Pietersen opted to indulge his passion for fast cars.
He decided to go for a drive along the Great Ocean Road in the car arranged for him by his buddy Warne, an ambassador for Lamborghini.
Only days ago, Warne had warned Pietersen about speeding on social networking site Twitter.
"@kevinpp24, will organize Lambo for you watc (sic) out for speed cameras , lots in Melbourne," Warne tweeted.
Pietersen cleared enjoyed the drive but mentioned nothing of the fine in his own Twitter posting today.
"Stunning beaches on the Great Ocean Rd ... Gorgeous drive!!" he said, after earlier posting a picture of the sportscar and thanking Warne and the car dealer.
"Massive thanks to Lamborghini Melbourne & @warne888 for letting me play with this for a few days."
The England team has declined to comment but said no disciplinary action would be taken against Pietersen.
ItAintEasyBeinCheesy said:http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/12/09/3089404.htm?site=sport§ion=all
Should have locked him up and thrown away the key :lol :lol :lol
Grug said:This may be the greatest thing I've ever read. Is there a video of this anywhere?
DeSo said:Is that Mark Waugh transcript for real? Holy shit. :lol
Ice cold!chicko1983 said:Fox Sports 3s Inside Cricket last night, transcript:
Brendan Julian So where do we go from here boys, Junior what do you reckon?
Mark Waugh Mate if I was a selector there are at least five, maybe six, of those blokes whod be looking for something to do next week, because they wouldnt be playing cricket in Perth.
Damien Fleming Such as?
Waugh Mate, Doherty for a start. I mean jeez, weve picked a bloke because we dont know who our spinner should be. Should we seriously pick a guy who has played 10 state level tests in his life to go up against Pietersen, Cooke and those guys?
Julian Bit harsh
Waugh Bit harsh? He was chucking that many pies at Pietersen he may as well have opened a bakery on days 2 and 3.
Fleming North?
Waugh Gone
Julian Bollinger? Siddle?
Waugh Gone
Gladstone Small Can I interrupt for a minute?
Waugh No
Julian Junior is on a bit of a roll here Stone
Waugh No I mean fair go, weve got it wrong here. If Im the only bloke not happy that weve been rolled for an innings and 70 odd runs on a runway of a pitch and that lets be honest were going to have a summer of the poms handing us our **** in this series then fair go boys, somethings wrong here. Whats Clarke doing after getting out? Hes on twitter saying sorry for not walking? Mate if he did that in our side thered be hell to pay. AB would chuck his twitter box off the balcony or whatever it is. Sorry for not walking? *expletive*
:lol :lol
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Salazar said:You desperate motherfuckers :lol
Salazar said:He won't do it.
Grug said:Very, very, very unlikely, but you wouldn't write it off altogether. Shane has a messiah complex (and who can blame him for that).
Would just be a hilarious circus though. :lol
scotcheggz said:I think he was just playing along though. I'd love him to come back, in a perfect world the guy would have never aged and just played cricket for the rest of my life, but I'm sure it's never gonna happen. If he did, I'd be so conflicted, obviously as an englishman, I'd love to see him smashed all over the park and sent packing, but it wouldn't do his international career justice at all
Are we talking about Srilanka? :lolGrug said:Some teams load their squad with South African imports, others use retired superstars.
To each their own.
The 12-man squad is: Ricky Ponting (c), Michael Clarke (vc), Michael Beer, Brad Haddin, Ryan Harris, Phillip Hughes, Ben Hilfenhaus, Mike Hussey, Mitchell Johnson, Peter Siddle, Steven Smith, Shane Watson.
Salazar said:SMH has the squad down as follows:
Ashes1396 said:sydney morning herald?
Grug said:Beer is one from obscurity. But so was Warney all those years ago.
At least the selectors are showing some balls.
Grug said:Beer is one from obscurity. But so was Warney all those years ago.
At least the selectors are showing some balls.
guidop said:What ever you do don't check Beer's figures not pretty reading
speedpop said:David Boon strikes again.
Former stars have called for ex-Test captain Mark Taylor to preside over a crisis summit into Australian cricket as the current generation of players was labelled "spoilt" and "mollycoddled".
As Ricky Ponting's men attempt to hit back against England in the third Test in Perth, cricket powerbrokers were urged to conduct a sweeping review of the sport and the culture of the national side after the Ashes.
Former Test gloveman Steve Rixon said Australia's slide down the ICC Test rankings to as low as fifth was unacceptable for a country as well resourced as any in world cricket.
Rixon believes the likes of Steve Waugh and Taylor, renowned as one of cricket's most innovative captains, could formulate a blueprint to return Australia to world-champion status.
"There has been no suggestion from anyone I've heard, either around the board or anyone around the selection table, that there is anything but the ultimate confidence in Ricky Ponting as a leader and as a player," Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland said.
Sutherland also said the Cricket Australia board's position on Michael Clarke being Ponting's heir apparent remained unchanged.
"He's vice-captain of the Test team, he's vice-captain of the one-day team, he's captain of the T20 team, so I think that's a reasonable indication of where he sits in that pecking order," he said.
"There wouldn't appear to me, from where I sit, any indication that Michael isn't the person most likely."
Thats one way of getting back at the poms. :lolGrug said:
the coasts of australia are about as non-adjacent as you can get :lolphisheep said:What - there's a two and-a-half hour time difference between adjacent bits of Australia?
How does that work, huh? No, don't explain - I wouldn't understand.