Re: Is Ian Bell England's best batsman?

by Brass Monkey Sun 19 Jun 2011, 12:00

You could've paraphrased, server space isn't endless [merlin]me auld china[/merlin]

by skully Sun 19 Jun 2011, 12:01

Forum solid rock, Pete. A mere statement of fact.

by PeterCS Sun 19 Jun 2011, 12:06

Brass Monkey wrote:You could've paraphrased, server space isn't endless [merlin]me auld china[/merlin]

But you've got to show the great mine to fully appreciate the little nugget.

by Brass Monkey Sun 19 Jun 2011, 12:08

Well it was a good post, anyway, I do enjoy gus' diatribes - hilariously contemptuous

by skully Sun 19 Jun 2011, 12:26

Henry wrote:
skully wrote:
Henry wrote:Warson? Is he the less pretty, less blond, harder, less of a c*nt, more likely to convert 50s into 100s version of TAYne POCson?
Sounds like a well set blonde chap with squinty eyes and a worn out baggy green, who puts a massive price on his wicket and that you sledge at your own peril. Simply does not play the hook shot and is exquisite off the back foot through cover. He could bowl a bit and had an excellent slower ball. Might make an excellent captain one day, and may hold the SCG breathless as he works his way to a last ball ton that elicits a 20 minute long standing O, and holds the evening news off for 40 minutes.

Yes, I believe the Japanese referred to him as 'Waugh San'.

Ned Flanders, at SRW's peak of his powers, was into SunTzu's Art of War. So maybe Waugh San is appropriate. :laule:

by lardbucket Sat 10 Aug 2013, 16:42

Yes.

Clearly England's Man Of The Series, too.

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