Sreesanth and Symonds at it again

Batfink Begins wrote:

spangler wrote:

Dello wrote:

Why don't you just tell him to ****** off and be done with it?

Am I the only one wondering what that expletive could possibly be?

I'm going for either b0ll0x or w@nker. Ok, doesn't make perfect sense. But nor did "Oh yeah? Well, go suck a f*ck" in Donnie Darko - but I still laughed quite heartily.

'B*ll*cks off' doesn't quite have the same cadence as 'suck a f***'

I like the possibilty of 'w*n**r off'.

Actually this article's content is not true. Sree didn't clap at face or whatever but he admits saying "hard luck! You'll lose now". Don't think that is being lunatic ot taunting or whatever!

Aussie media is good at fabricating news too.

taipan wrote:

Dello wrote:four letter word, starts with f - gets automatically censored and replaced by ******.

I'm sure you'll work it out in the end.

But that has 6 letters.

The six asterisks are one size fits all.

Chandan wrote:Actually this article's content is not not true.

Double negative?

Okay now?

Chandan wrote:Okay now?

Preferred it the other way

spangler wrote:

Dello wrote:

Why don't you just tell him to ****** off and be done with it?

Am I the only one wondering what that expletive could possibly be?

Breeze off? (six letters in breeze, 6 *s in Dello's "..off)

santh is either gonna get pasted in the tests down under or end up MoS. he is really getting under their skins

Dello wrote:

taipan wrote:

Dello wrote:four letter word, starts with f - gets automatically censored and replaced by ******.

I'm sure you'll work it out in the end.

But that has 6 letters.

The six asterisks are one size fits all.

bug*er that eh?

Ash wrote:santh is either gonna get pasted in the tests down under or end up MoS. he is really getting under their skins

eh?

he's going for about 6 an over in the series and symonds is averaging over 60 at better than a run a ball.

Like i said in another thread it's like a puppy trying to take a bite out of a bulldog, it might make the bulldog scratch his head for a little while but the outcome is always going to be the same.

I just couldn't bothered setting up a separate replacement for every single variant on the F and C words. So I didn't.

Dello wrote:I just couldn't bothered setting up a separate replacement for every single variant on the F and C words. So I didn't.

Farkin cowboy job.

"YEEEEEEEE HAWWWWW!!!"

please don't yell wrote:

Ash wrote:santh is either gonna get pasted in the tests down under or end up MoS. he is really getting under their skins

eh?

he's going for about 6 an over in the series and symonds is averaging over 60 at better than a run a ball.

Like i said in another thread it's like a puppy trying to take a bite out of a bulldog, it might make the bulldog scratch his head for a little while but the outcome is always going to be the same.

as i mentioned in another thread, santh is the leading wkt taker in the series despite missing the last game. 8 wkts @ 22 with a s/r of 21 on flat wickets. hes bowled well and the aussies recognise his threat.

although when i said getting under their skins, i meant more winding them up as is evident from the comments made by ponting, symonds et al

Dello wrote:

"YEEEEEEEE HAWWWWW!!!"

Blimey, 'Shep's' gone down hill since his retirement hasn't he? The poor bloke's obviously missing all those free lunches and teas.

Ponting also collected a Sreesanth spray

Ricky Ponting claims Sreesanth "chirped" at up to five Australian batsmen while he was 12th man in the fourth ODI and the captain is disappointed match officials have not taken action. Sreesanth denied he had clapped in the face of Andrew Symonds after he was dismissed in Chandigarh, but Ponting outlined more of the strange antics from a player not involved in the match.

"It was disappointing the other day to see that happening," Ponting said in the Sydney Morning Herald. "He chirped me on the way out to bat, as well. When I got a chance to ask him about it when he ran a drink out later on, he ran away and said he wasn't talking to me at all. He said he was talking to someone else."

Ponting said Sreesanth's comments came when he was passing Australian batsmen who were coming off the ground. "It happened probably four or five times the other day when we lost wickets," he said. "But what can you do about it if the authorities aren't going to do anything about it?"

Chris Broad, the match referee, has said he was unaware of any incident involving Sreesanth and Ponting warned the bowler about his behaviour backfiring. "He is doing it for a purpose because he wants a response and we are all aware of it," Ponting told AAP. "I don't mind it because generally when our guys get their backs up about something like that, generally our best cricket comes out.

"The thing that disappointed us most about it the other day was that it was someone who was not playing the game, so you don't have any chance to get revenge on him during the game. As we have said all along, we have a few months of cricket left to play against these guys and he is well ... if he does actually get picked again, be a big part of that."
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What a short memory this man has?

Did he forget the way he embroiled himself even when he was not playing 2nd ODI at Kochi?

Well that makes the little monkeys actions okay then. Carry on.

Ash wrote:although when i said getting under their skins, i meant more winding them up as is evident from the comments made by ponting, symonds et al

Good going sreesanth, he is really getting under their skins. Probably the only good stuff they are doing at the moment.

Does anyone know that sree is an MA in psychology ! No kidding.