UNDERthePACK wrote:scud wrote:Stewie Griffin wrote:Which brother is the wicket-keeper Darren or Andrew?
Wicket keeper is Andrew for your information stewie
So your saying Scud that Ben is Andrew and Brett is Darren as he appears these days![]()
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by The Angry Bull » Wed Feb 16, 2011 3:58 pm
UNDERthePACK wrote:scud wrote:Stewie Griffin wrote:Which brother is the wicket-keeper Darren or Andrew?
Wicket keeper is Andrew for your information stewie
So your saying Scud that Ben is Andrew and Brett is Darren as he appears these days![]()
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by Stewie Griffin » Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:18 pm
by UNDERthePACK » Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:20 pm
by scud » Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:33 pm
by scud » Wed Feb 16, 2011 4:38 pm
UNDERthePACK wrote:There is more crack when Brett is keeping than in the whole of Harlem
by Stewie Griffin » Thu Feb 17, 2011 9:04 am
by BoundaryRider84 » Thu Feb 17, 2011 2:05 pm
by TimmiesChin » Thu Feb 17, 2011 2:11 pm
by UNDERthePACK » Thu Feb 17, 2011 2:34 pm
by The Angry Bull » Thu Feb 17, 2011 4:12 pm
UNDERthePACK wrote:SANDY CREEK v Greenock
ANGASTON v Nuriootpa
Light Pass v GAWLER CENTRAL
GILBERT VALLEY v Tanunda
Eudunda v FREELING
South Gawler v KAPUNDA
TRURO v Lyndoch
by james07 » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:20 am
UNDERthePACK wrote:SANDY CREEK v Greenock
ANGASTON v Nuriootpa
Light Pass v GAWLER CENTRAL
GILBERT VALLEY v Tanunda
Eudunda v FREELING
South Gawler v KAPUNDA
TRURO v Lyndoch
by CAPPER » Fri Feb 18, 2011 5:09 pm
by MOHAMMAD » Fri Feb 18, 2011 6:25 pm
CAPPER wrote:I have really enjoyed all the intellectual discussion on this forum.
I loved the discussion where JFK's personal issues were discussed and all the Angaston Knobs said let's not get personal on this forum.
Yet those same dicks were happy to make comment about Gav. Gav is a great club person and has done more to help the juniors that you jerks.
Also loved the part about playing hard on the field and having a beer afterwards. What happens on the field stays on the field.
"Under The Cocks" errr I mean "Packs" you are the key to this!!!!!!
Well done to Angaston on winning the A1 one day comp and for destroying the spirit of cricket once again. Great to see many young players in your side, maybe next year they will all qualify for the finals.
Anyway where is JFK now?
by Stewie Griffin » Fri Feb 18, 2011 6:42 pm
by TimmiesChin » Fri Feb 18, 2011 7:51 pm
CAPPER wrote:I have really enjoyed all the intellectual discussion on this forum.
I loved the discussion where JFK's personal issues were discussed and all the Angaston Knobs said let's not get personal on this forum.
Yet those same dicks were happy to make comment about Gav. Gav is a great club person and has done more to help the juniors that you jerks.
Also loved the part about playing hard on the field and having a beer afterwards. What happens on the field stays on the field.
"Under The Cocks" errr I mean "Packs" you are the key to this!!!!!!
Well done to Angaston on winning the A1 one day comp and for destroying the spirit of cricket once again. Great to see many young players in your side, maybe next year they will all qualify for the finals.
Anyway where is JFK now?
by UNDERthePACK » Fri Feb 18, 2011 8:18 pm
CAPPER wrote:I have really enjoyed all the intellectual discussion on this forum.
I loved the discussion where JFK's personal issues were discussed and all the Angaston Knobs said let's not get personal on this forum.
Yet those same dicks were happy to make comment about Gav. Gav is a great club person and has done more to help the juniors that you jerks.
Also loved the part about playing hard on the field and having a beer afterwards. What happens on the field stays on the field.
"Under The Cocks" errr I mean "Packs" you are the key to this!!!!!!
Well done to Angaston on winning the A1 one day comp and for destroying the spirit of cricket once again. Great to see many young players in your side, maybe next year they will all qualify for the finals.
Anyway where is JFK now?
by scud » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:37 pm
CAPPER wrote:I have really enjoyed all the intellectual discussion on this forum.
I loved the discussion where JFK's personal issues were discussed and all the Angaston Knobs said let's not get personal on this forum.
Yet those same dicks were happy to make comment about Gav. Gav is a great club person and has done more to help the juniors that you jerks.
Also loved the part about playing hard on the field and having a beer afterwards. What happens on the field stays on the field.
"Under The Cocks" errr I mean "Packs" you are the key to this!!!!!!
Well done to Angaston on winning the A1 one day comp and for destroying the spirit of cricket once again. Great to see many young players in your side, maybe next year they will all qualify for the finals.
Anyway where is JFK now?
by Jim05 » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:52 am
by MOHAMMAD » Sun Feb 20, 2011 11:44 am
by daysofourlives » Sun Feb 20, 2011 1:38 pm
MOHAMMAD wrote:I have also sent this letter to Cricket Australia’s James Sutherland, but though the local hierarchy may want to think more about our planet.
I have the answer to why Australian, State, District and Country cricket is in a state on turmoil.
The answer is global warming.
1) El Nino - is the first reason. Australia has seen a sudden increase drought and hot weather. With the more recent rule of abandoning sport when above 38 degrees. This all to common during El Nino
2) LA Nina - Is the second reason. This has meant an increase in rainfall and wetter than normal conditions throughout Australia, as we are currently witnessing.This has effected local cricket, with the introduction of turf wickets. Maybe Angaston’s victory in the 1 day grand final could be attributed to La Nina and not having a turf wicket, consequently allowing them to play more cricket than their neighboring turf counterparts.
So in a nutshell we need to start riding our bikes and walking to the games in an effort to reduce carbon emissions.
Secondly, we need to go back to playing on hard wickets. This will allow more cricket to be played in the La Nina weather patterns.
Lastly, we need to remove the ruling of abandoning matches if the temperature is forecasted above 38 degrees. I was recently in Bangalore and witnessed games being played in the upper 40 degree range.
So if we don’t remove our turf wickets and remove the heat rule our game will eventually become extinct. Global warming is gradually melting our glaciers and warming the planet.
Maybe local cricket could adopt a save the planet round.
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