[retired_hern1001]

Ben Dirs tbh

[brianjohn]

Ah of course, Tressy ifb.

[retired_slk55]

Originally posted by Rocky Rockstar:
<BLOCKQUOTE>
Taylor collects, flings in the throw and Shah is hit smack on the back of the head as Taylor's throw comes in. Ouch. That's a nasty blow. But because he's such a fighting winner, he dismisses the offer of the physio coming to help him. Tough nuts these Middlesex lads.

FFS Taylor you f**king piece of sh*t </BLOCKQUOTE>

did you even see it? it was a run out "chance", nowhere near aimed at the player. what a piece of **** eh. shah is the piece of **** fwiw

Originally posted by only one keano (robbie):
fo owais. joyce &gt; that cuunt

good work. shah iafc

Originally posted by Go-Go:
I would like to see Shah get a run of games, but who do people think would be next in line if Vaughan doesn't come back in (sadly he will) -
Joyce? Who else? Please not Key.

deary deary me.

oh, and "cook \0/"

[retired_linton_justin]

Ah shut it Nickeh Taylor's rot & you know it. 6 overs for 35 today in conditions made for him, so awesome :thup:

[retired_slk55]

so he's a ****ing piece of ****? what an odd hatred

[brianjohn]

You seriously think Vaughan is still a good long-term prospect for England Cottager? So so injury prone. Have just looked at some stats and he averages 35 over his last ten tests - better than I thought to be honest, and his leadership is important, but still not really good enough in my opinion, and a poor fielder - wouldn't like to see him keep brighter prospects out of the side.

Shah might not be the right answer but I'm pretty sure Vaughan isn't either, immense as he used to be as a batsmen and probaby still is as a captain.

[DebSchiff]

TMS :thup: Bloefeld's description of a crane earlier was masterful.

[DebSchiff]

Fat Rob "balltampering in a pre-season game" Key is the answer imo.

[Shermanez]

anyone here Boycs on Five Live? Apparantly, the 1970s Windies only had to shake a coconut tree and three fast bowlers fell out.

[retired_slk55]

Originally posted by Go-Go:
Ah of course, Tressy ifb.

Originally posted by Go-Go:
You seriously think Vaughan is still a good long-term prospect for England Cottager? So so injury prone. Have just looked at some stats and he averages 35 over his last ten tests - better than I thought to be honest, and his leadership is important, but still not really good enough in my opinion, and a poor fielder - wouldn't like to see him keep brighter prospects out of the side.

Shah might not be the right answer but I'm pretty sure Vaughan isn't either, immense as he used to be as a batsmen and probaby still is as a captain.

that's what frustrates me beyond belief. vaughan is 1 year older than tres. over their last ten tests, vaughan averages 35 and tres averages 34. vaughan's a tremendous captain. tres' mentalness is about equal to vaughan's injuries as they could both miss games at any moment.

yet through all of that, you see vaughan into the team as a backwards step, whilst tres is the answer. that's terrible