Our friend Napoleon Einstein
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Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by furriner Tue 19 Feb 2008, 17:44
Is playing for India in the U-19 WC.
Only keeping track.
Would be great if he gets an international game with the seniors. Just for the 'name value'.
Only keeping track.
Would be great if he gets an international game with the seniors. Just for the 'name value'.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by JKLever Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:01
Indeed!
Didn't know this had started really - England have a very decent opening attack in Stephen Finn & James Harris.
Looks like they've skittled the minnows they've played so far.
Didn't know this had started really - England have a very decent opening attack in Stephen Finn & James Harris.
Looks like they've skittled the minnows they've played so far.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by Brass Monkey Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:26
'Did' Napoleon Einstein about two years ago on C4. That's old school. If Trev had said about him back then, he'd be wanking all over this thread with the old "I saw him first!!!!! I SAW HIM FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!"
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by furriner Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:37
JKLever wrote:Indeed!
Didn't know this had started really - England have a very decent opening attack in Stephen Finn & James Harris.
Looks like they've skittled the minnows they've played so far.
Phurt, doesn't matter who you have, you don't have Napoleon Einstein. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Take that.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by doremi Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:39
I just hope he was good in physics at school.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by furriner Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:39
Batfink Begins wrote:'Did' Napoleon Einstein about two years ago on C4. That's old school.
I know someone on C4 'did' him, which is the reason I said 'old friend'.
Was it you? Funny, I could have sworn it was LLL.
Batfink Begins wrote:If Trev had said about him back then, he'd be wanking all over this thread with the old "I saw him first!!!!! I SAW HIM FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Better than wanking over Napoleon shouting "I saw him first!!!!! I SAW HIM FIRST!!!!!!!!!!!!".
Ah, the image.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by furriner Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:40
doremi wrote:I just hope he was good in physics at school.
And military strategy. And French.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by doremi Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:44
furriner wrote:doremi wrote:I just hope he was good in physics at school.
And military strategy. And French.
And he wasn't unnaturally short.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by HH_pink Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:49
He comes in at number 11 yet he only got two overs to bowl? What's he there in the team for?
Edit: Just spotted that he's an offie and the Saffie innnings lasted only 30-odd overs.
Edit: Just spotted that he's an offie and the Saffie innnings lasted only 30-odd overs.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by furriner Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:50
because he is Napoleon Einstein, fool.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by HH_pink Tue 19 Feb 2008, 18:51
As good a reason as any, I guess.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by LeFromage Tue 19 Feb 2008, 19:02
JKLever wrote:Indeed!
Didn't know this had started really - England have a very decent opening attack in Stephen Finn & James Harris.
Looks like they've skittled the minnows they've played so far.
They've been taking a beating in their warm-up games against proper sides, though. Tends to be if Billy G doesn't score the runs, no-one will.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by embee Thu 21 Feb 2008, 06:17
From cricinfo....
Top 5 player searches MS Dhoni | Cameron White | Ian Bell | Napoleon Einstein | Tino Best
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by skully Thu 21 Feb 2008, 08:44
So that's where the IPL dudes heard about this chap MS Dhoni. Must be handy to command $1.6 mill.embee wrote:From cricinfo....Top 5 player searches MS Dhoni | Cameron White | Ian Bell | Napoleon Einstein | Tino Best
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by Anniyan Fri 29 Feb 2008, 12:57
I bet Tino is well popular with people looking for Double glazing.
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Re: Our friend Napoleon Einstein
by mynah Sun 02 Mar 2008, 09:08
But they did have Julius Caesar, although that was long ago. What I find odd is that the latter's parents only thought of the name Julius when their seventh child was born.furriner wrote:JKLever wrote:Indeed!
Didn't know this had started really - England have a very decent opening attack in Stephen Finn & James Harris.
Looks like they've skittled the minnows they've played so far.
Phurt, doesn't matter who you have, you don't have Napoleon Einstein. AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Take that.
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