Re: Could this be Brett Lee's last test?

by Zat Mon 29 Dec 2008, 10:13

Actually Pete, my post was directed at Zimi, but it worked just as well on yours.

by freddled gruntbuggly Mon 29 Dec 2008, 10:39

VoR: Shut the ****** up.

I don't care if it's true, I don't want to hear it.

by Zat Mon 29 Dec 2008, 10:41

Zimi, back for five minutes and re-acquainting himself with all his friends.

by JGK Mon 29 Dec 2008, 12:04

Invader Zim wrote:
Zat wrote:I refuse to get my hopes up. But I think the selectors can only afford to take one bloke recovering from an injury on the Ashes tour. And that shouldn't be the bloke who proved incredibly erratic last time he returned from injury.
I'm afraid Lee will be taken to England. This injury has come at the worst possible time for our Ashes chances. If he'd been fit for selection for the next four Tests (Sydney and Yarpie tour), he'd not survive them without being dropped...now he's almost a dead cert to be called back to 'save' Australia for the Ashes. I can already hear the dubber press pumping up his tyres.

Actually, I do wonder if even the Dubber press are sick of him. He was an interesting, paper-selling luxury when we had TGM and tgm, now they realise that actually we can't afford him.

by JGK Mon 29 Dec 2008, 12:19

Speaking of sackings, the Aust physio must be on thin ice given Symonds' and Lee's fitness.

Wouldn't have happened under Hooter.

by Zat Mon 29 Dec 2008, 22:12

JGK wrote:Speaking of sackings, the Aust physio must be on thin ice given Symonds' and Lee's fitness.

Wouldn't have happened under Hooter.

Would half-fit players have even been chosen in days gone by?

by lardbucket Tue 30 Mar 2010, 09:10

Zat wrote:
JGK wrote:Speaking of sackings, the Aust physio must be on thin ice given Symonds' and Lee's fitness.

Wouldn't have happened under Hooter.
Would half-fit players have even been chosen in days gone by?

It's time to give that physio due credit. Cleaned out some dead wood ... good man.

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