Re: The Commonwealth Games

by The One Tue 12 Oct 2010, 10:29

because they outsourced it Laughing

some european company is in charge of it. infostrada

by mynah Tue 12 Oct 2010, 11:48

The One wrote:because they outsourced it

some european company is in charge of it. infostrada

Wonder how much changed hands under the table? innocent

by Henry Tue 12 Oct 2010, 14:11

Amanda Bisk! aces

Pole vaulter, apparently.

by Henry Nolonga Tue 12 Oct 2010, 15:35

Cracking hockey match between India and England today. Couldn't help switching between work and the BBC site to catch it.

Crowd were really into it too.

by Zat Tue 12 Oct 2010, 21:21

The One wrote:because they outsourced it

some european company is in charge of it. infostrada

Thanks TO.

by PlanetPakistan Wed 13 Oct 2010, 03:35

What a classless attitude from Amir's brother

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/g...n-2103808.html

Haroon Khan will climb on the podium in the Talkatora Stadium in Delhi on Wednesday night convinced the bronze medal he will receive following his bantamweight semi-final defeat here tonight should have been won under the flag of St George.

Khan was comfortably outpointed 9-3 by India's Suranjoy Mayengbam, bringing to an end a successful fortnight for the younger Khan, who is more convinced than ever that his performances proved Great Britain selector's wrong.

Khan, fighting for Pakistan, said: "I'd love to see [head coach] Rob McCracken right now and tell him 'look, in your face, I've got a medal and I should have got that medal for England'.

"I think I've proved my point to the selectors. I read in the media that McCracken said he didn't think I was good enough but I've never seen him and I don't think he's watched me in any of my fights."
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Go back to your country Mad

by DJ_Smerk Wed 13 Oct 2010, 03:51

Rob McCracken. Is he Phil McCracken's replacement? or vice versa.

by Zat Wed 13 Oct 2010, 03:54

Of course if Haroon Khan had been born in South Africa, he would have been one of the first picked for England.

by DJ_Smerk Wed 13 Oct 2010, 03:56

The Saffie siren is going off in tac's basement.

He'll be along shortly to bait poor Taips.

by JGK Wed 13 Oct 2010, 04:09

Henry wrote:Amanda Bisk!

Pole vaulter, apparently.

I couldn't find any decent pics of her.

by Zat Wed 13 Oct 2010, 04:14

DJ_Smerk wrote:The Saffie siren is going off in tac's basement.

Charlize Theron is in tac's basement? And going off? That would move tac up a point or two in my estimation.

by G.Wood Wed 13 Oct 2010, 04:24

It's just her and the goats though

by embee Wed 13 Oct 2010, 12:56

WTF does a walker need to take 'roids?

by DJ_Smerk Wed 13 Oct 2010, 13:21

To walk faster?

by taipan Wed 13 Oct 2010, 20:01

Henry Nolonga wrote:Cracking hockey match between India and England today. Couldn't help switching between work and the BBC site to catch it.

Crowd were really into it too.

Both of them?

by skully Thu 14 Oct 2010, 08:44

8-0 to Aus in the Hockey Gold v India. I'd swap it for 1-0 in the cricket but.

by embee Thu 14 Oct 2010, 09:01

Nicole Arrold who scored the winning penalty for the Hockeychickaroos plays cricket for Subi Marist in the WACA Womens comp ...

by skully Thu 14 Oct 2010, 10:59

Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

by Red Thu 14 Oct 2010, 13:15

skully wrote:Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

It's actually goals, not points but our girls often stumble against the kiwis in big events.

NZ finished with more medals than SA.

Why is SA so crap at Olympic and Commonwealth Games?

by embee Thu 14 Oct 2010, 13:33

Red wrote:
skully wrote:Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

It's actually goals, not points but our girls often stumble against the kiwis in big events.

Where does Skully call the score in Netball a point?

by Red Thu 14 Oct 2010, 13:52

embee wrote:
Red wrote:
skully wrote:Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

It's actually goals, not points but our girls often stumble against the kiwis in big events.

Where does Skully call the score in Netball a point?

Nowhere. Plenty of commentators have called the score points though.

by skully Thu 14 Oct 2010, 14:03

Oh dear.

by embee Thu 14 Oct 2010, 14:38

Red wrote:
embee wrote:
Red wrote:
skully wrote:Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

It's actually goals, not points but our girls often stumble against the kiwis in big events.

Where does Skully call the score in Netball a point?

Nowhere. Plenty of commentators have called the score points though.

Who? Darcy? ...he's the dumbest Himbo on the planet

by Zat Thu 14 Oct 2010, 21:47

skully wrote:8-0 to Aus in the Hockey Gold v India. I'd swap it for 1-0 in the cricket but.

NIce to see there's one cricketer who knows how to hand out a flogging to India. Well done Ric Charlesworth.

Red wrote:
embee wrote:
Red wrote:
skully wrote:Netties choke after fighting back from 7 down at one point. Snoozie chicks win in double extra time. Chief and the sprogs very disappointed.

It's actually goals, not points but our girls often stumble against the kiwis in big events.

Where does Skully call the score in Netball a point?

Nowhere. Plenty of commentators have called the score points though.

Spectacular out-of-context tits, Red. Right up there with your 'best'...

by skully Thu 14 Oct 2010, 22:42

I don't quite understand the reluctance, nay refusal, to say "oops". As we all know, I fark up all the time and it's no biggy to say "sorry folks, I read that wrong".

Seems ol' Red read my post quickly and construed "fighting back from 7 down at one point" as me thinking nettie was scored in points. As a man with three top grade (ex in the Chief's case) netballers in the house, I know way more than I really want to about the game.

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