Harmison confirms his exile is over

Barmy Harmy commits himself to all forms of international cricket for the foreseeable.

http://content-uk.cricinfo.com/engvrsa/content/current/story/366664.html

"KP will take the credit for it, and you will all write that he got me
in a headlock and said 'you've got to come back and play for me', but
he wasn't really that important in the decision," said Harmison. "I
retired because my head had gone and mentally I'd lost form, but now
I've come back."

Yeah.... Stanford anyone?

Game needs Steve Harmison

Its no coincident that ENG have won all 3 of the games that he has participated in.

Hope he tries equally hard on the tour of IND

Pea hearted money grabbing sook.

Having said that, I would dance on my gramma's grave for that kind of money.

furriner wrote:Pea hearted money grabbing sook.

Having said that, I would dance on my gramma's grave for that kind of money.

furrie ... aka Shahid Afridi !

Mind you, I would too.
Great news though.
As PP points out, it's no coincidence that Englands fortunes have
picked up in the last 3 games since he rejoined the fold.

"...but he (KP) wasn't really that important in the decision..."

An odd way to negate your skippers part in your return.
I'd have prefered the headlock/punch in the gob/'get your arse back you cowardly dipstick' version!

[quote="Merlin"]

furriner wrote:Pea hearted money grabbing sook.

........

An odd way to negate your skippers part in your return.
I'd have prefered the headlock/punch in the gob/'get your arse back you cowardly dipstick' version!

In that case, ungrateful pea hearted money grabbing sook!

But seriously, he's good news for you guys if he can get his act together.

furriner wrote:Having said that, I would dance on my gramma's grave for that kind of money.

Pft.... any gramma worth their salt would want you to for that kind of cash too!

furriner wrote:Pea hearted money grabbing sook.

Having said that, I would dance on my gramma's grave for that kind of money.

I would dance on your grandmother's grave for that sort of money, too. Sorry.

The big test for him will be when the opposition pressures him. SA has gone soft since they won the test series.

Red wrote:The big test for him will be when the opposition pressures him. SA has gone soft since they won the test series.

There is an alternative view that SA might just have been outplayed in each of the last 3 games.

But hey, don't let the usual snide bitching get in the way of the odd tiny fact.