woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Agree 100%, Cook showed class with the bat and his demeanor.
woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
He has the same routine every time - that's just how he celebrates his milestone and there's nothing wrong with that
woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
He has the same routine every time - that's just how he celebrates his milestone and there's nothing wrong with that
Which is probably why he never goes on with it*
*No factual research has been done to back this up, just gut feels
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It's one thing to express your delight but Warner goes way to far.
Cook today and Marsh in Adelaide you really were happy for them both under pressure to perform effectively almost both playing for there careers and handled themselves with class.
woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
gadj1976 wrote:[quote="woodublieve12"]Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
He has the same routine every time - that's just how he celebrates his milestone and there's nothing wrong with that
Which is probably why he never goes on with it*
*No factual research has been done to back this up, just gut feels[/quote]I tend to agree and my brother and I were talking about it recently, frustrating habit he has of getting out just after he gets to 100. It's become so predictable.
Bill Lawry was commentating today about Cook being the most prolific batsman of the last 10 years, it got me doing some research. The list of most test runs from the 27th of December 2007 and the leading run scorers of the 2010s-
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woodublieve12 wrote:Good to see someone celebrate a ton and not carry on like a goose
I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
But Adam Goodes never carried On?
Unsure the relevants? Sorta like west coke going through more cocaine than Colombia or Ben Cousins being a criminal. It’s not relevant.
It's one thing to express your delight but Warner goes way to far.
Cook today and Marsh in Adelaide you really were happy for them both under pressure to perform effectively almost both playing for there careers and handled themselves with class.
And how slow did Warner walk off the ground after being dismissed? Just moped off as if to lap up the extra attention of the applause Smith passed Warner almost half way out on the ground so slow he was to get off.
gadj1976 wrote:I agree. After 2000 and something days, he had every right to. He didn't. He showed decorum. Good on him. I have a lot of respect for the guy now. Warner carried on like a tool on day 1 after being lucky on 99.
Warner carries on like a tool every time he makes one
He has the same routine every time - that's just how he celebrates his milestone and there's nothing wrong with that
Which is probably why he never goes on with it*
*No factual research has been done to back this up, just gut feels
He's prone to concentration lapses. The shot he got out to on 99 was a great example of that.