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Re: So, Phil Mustard
Let's get to the crux of the issue here. Are there too many Geordies/Mackems/Smoggies getting in the team? I mean, we don't want to 'Byker Grove' it too much. Next thing you know 'Spuggie' will be in the team...
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Gary 111 wrote:I could tell you all the name of a wicket keeper who has averaged 45.47 in List A cricket from 2003-2007...
Does he fall apart quicker than a prozzie's jizz-stained knickers at international level?
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You mean Read? FFS, it's hard to trust County Cricket when Read has hit a double century this season.
Otherwise you're being sneaky and you're referring to Solanki.
Otherwise you're being sneaky and you're referring to Solanki.
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Henry wrote:You mean Read? FFS, it's hard to trust County Cricket when Read has hit a double century this season.
Otherwise you're being sneaky and you're referring to Solanki.
Solanki has only averaged 40.50 in List A (2003-2007), a good five runs less that the Outlaw from Notts.
First Robin Hood and now Chris Read, why does the establishment always distrust these maverick midlands types?
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Batfink Begins wrote:AFAIK, Robin Hood didn't sh!t his pants consistantly when up against it.
That's only cos he wore tights.
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Gary 111 wrote:That's only cos he wore tights.
If Read is prepared to wear tights, I may deem him hungry enough to play again. Then sh!t himself.
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So If Read is Touch Cloth? Will that be similar to the Jellybean Incident? Or just off the hook and completely different? I mean their similar because in both instances something was dropped.
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DJ_Smerk wrote:So If Read is Touch Cloth? Will that be similar to the Jellybean Incident? Or just off the hook and completely different? I mean their similar because in both instances something was dropped.
No. He wears nappies. The ones that look like pants. When interviewed on Sky a few months back, he said "Thank f**k for Huggies".
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LMFAO. Good On Read.
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Mustard could turn out to be a bit fat and ridiculous or really quite good. I don't know.
Read can't really bat, Jones is out his depth- the rest are unknown wicketkeeper/batsman countries. Pick 'em all and rotate them on a match by match basis I say- always nice to see new faces.
Read can't really bat, Jones is out his depth- the rest are unknown wicketkeeper/batsman countries. Pick 'em all and rotate them on a match by match basis I say- always nice to see new faces.
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Mustard fat? FAT?
Rat-faced yes, but FAT?
Rat-faced yes, but FAT?
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JKLever wrote:Mustard fat? FAT?
Rat-faced yes, but FAT?
If Giles is over-weight.....
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None, just ask Weight Watchers.Dello wrote:How many calories are in mustard?
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Mustard? ... not this season
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What ever happened to Onions?
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he's been put to one side
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