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schwab2clarkson;276662 said:
Typical of you to blame the aussies for everything. :rolleyes:

Chris Broad is going to speak to them tonight. There is a hearing on tonight.
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Typical of the Aussies to blame everyone else for what happens when they play

But it must be the fault of Big Bad India, the Aussie boys are all such sweet Angels who wouldnt hurt a fly and they would certainly never step over the line for sledging...
 
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eddiesmith;276670 said:
Typical of the Aussies to blame everyone else for what happens when they play

But it must be the fault of Big Bad India, the Aussie boys are all such sweet Angels who wouldnt hurt a fly and they would certainly never step over the line for sledging...
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Of course it is. Just go and do your research. Maybe go and watch some cricket instead of making stupid comments.
It wasn't the fault of Matthew Hayden when Zaheer Khan gave him the send off.
It certainly wasn't the fault of Simon Katich and Shane Watson when Gambhir put his elbow up.....
 
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As I posted elsewhere on this, the problem is that we often only ever see the final outcome and not what has gone on prior to this.

It takes two to tango in most cases, although Gambhir could have handled it a lot better than he did, after all, he's made over 200 runs which is the proper way to reply.
 
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schwab2clarkson;276698 said:
Of course it is. Just go and do your research. Maybe go and watch some cricket instead of making stupid comments.
It wasn't the fault of Matthew Hayden when Zaheer Khan gave him the send off.
It certainly wasn't the fault of Simon Katich and Shane Watson when Gambhir put his elbow up.....
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Lol did you actually see the incident? On both occasions Gambhir was provoked. While he did the wrong thing against Watson, if anyone one is to be blamed for the second incident its Katich.
 
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eddiesmith;276501 said:
Because they always take extra players over on tour that never play, its in case White breaks down on the morning of the game

Besides there was no one better to take, the Aussies spin stocks are very weak with McGain the only decent one

Anyway quite enjoying more of Mark Waughs unbiased commentary, good to know the Aussies trying to unsettle batsmen with a verbal barrage and niggle is fine but if they dare respond then they should be taken care of. His defence of how Katich was perfectly innocent in tackling Gambhir and should never back down but Gambhir had no right to say anything was brilliant!
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Sorry but McGain is too old to play for Australia. Oh and he would be shithouse playing for Australia.
 
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AB;276706 said:
Lol did you actually see the incident? On both occasions Gambhir was provoked. While he did the wrong thing against Watson, if anyone one is to be blamed for the second incident its Katich.
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Yes. I did see the incident and no you are completely wrong. Watson didn't put his elbow up.
Oh and Katich never made any comments.
 
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schwab2clarkson;276708 said:
Yes. I did see the incident and no you are completely wrong. Watson didn't put his elbow up.
Oh and Katich never made any comments.
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I said he was provoked. I never said Watson pushed his elbow into Gambhir. Watson clearly got in Gambhir's way when he was taking a run and had some kind words for him. And Katich got in Gambhir's way when he was attempting a run. What was the need for Katich to mouth him off when it was clearly his fault. Gambhir was partly at fault and should be suitably punished but claiming that Watson and Katich are saints is completely ridiculous. Did you only watch selective parts of the footage which makes Gambhir look evil?
 
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schwab2clarkson;276708 said:
Yes. I did see the incident and no you are completely wrong. Watson didn't put his elbow up.
Oh and Katich never made any comments.
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Obviously watching a different game to everyone else who saw Katich getting stuck in prior to the incident and the fact Katich almost tackled Gambhir which set him off

As for the Watson incident, so standing in his way whilst running abusing him is fine? Funny how he has also been charged
 
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mas cambios;276711 said:
How can you be so sure?
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I saw what happened. It was Gambhir the whole time making comments.
I saw Billy Bowden talk to both guys and he told Gambhir off. That guy has got some serious anger issues that need urgent attention.

Anyway we have had two more wickets fall. Gambhir and Ganguly are out.
 
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schwab2clarkson;276707 said:
Sorry but McGain is too old to play for Australia. Oh and he would be shithouse playing for Australia.
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:rolleyes: He is far and away Australias best spinner, besides when has age been a problem for Australia? Warney would still be playing if not for the fact all those years of cricket and travel ruined him, McGain has had none of that

I was almost thinking you could be Mark Waugh, especially as you actually had something positive to say about him, but then again I doubt he dislikes one of the only decent blokes in the Aussie side in Clarke as much as you
 
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eddiesmith;276715 said:
:rolleyes: He is far and away Australias best spinner, besides when has age been a problem for Australia? Warney would still be playing if not for the fact all those years of cricket and travel ruined him, McGain has had none of that

I was almost thinking you could be Mark Waugh, especially as you actually had something positive to say about him, but then again I doubt he dislikes one of the only decent blokes in the Aussie side in Clarke as much as you
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What in the hell are you smoking?
This is exactly what got you banned from Bigfooty's cricket board and any other boards that you are on....
McGain is 36 years old. Warne retired at age 36.
McGain is simply too old. He's injured as well. A really nasty shoulder injury.
He won't be able to come back in to the side.

I always thought that you would prefer the Dad's army approach.....:rolleyes:

Learn to live with change.

Dhoni's out btw.
 
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yeh australias stuffed.
we really need a good spinner, especialy for this pitch.
who do you reckons in line to be australias next full time spinner? i can't see a standout.
 
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Is Shane Watson the biggest goose to play test cricket?carry's on like a pork chop, done sweet fa. Good 20/20 player, but what gives him the right to act like he's taken 300 test wickets?
 
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Buddy23#;276721 said:
Is Shane Watson the biggest goose to play test cricket?carry's on like a pork chop, done sweet fa. Good 20/20 player, but what gives him the right to act like he's taken 300 test wickets?
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Why be a fag and write him off all the time? What's your problem with Watson?
What gives you the right to bag the shit out of him?:mad:
 
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Righto first i've read most of your posts can see why people don't like you. Second please don't go for Hawthorn don't need nuffy's like you, maybe Geelong for you? Third of all, call me a fag, pull up umpire **************,i will drive to Mt clear and clear the world of you.
 
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schwab2clarkson;276718 said:
What in the hell are you smoking?
This is exactly what got you banned from Bigfooty's cricket board and any other boards that you are on....
McGain is 36 years old. Warne retired at age 36.
McGain is simply too old. He's injured as well. A really nasty shoulder injury.
He won't be able to come back in to the side.

I always thought that you would prefer the Dad's army approach.....:rolleyes:

Learn to live with change.

Dhoni's out btw.
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Never thought i'd find a Hawthorn fan i didn't like. Your the first well done:D
 
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India are 6/567, Laxman on 188, Kumble on 39. I'd say India will declare one Laxman reaches 200 (perhaps even if Kumble makes 50 as well as Laxman's pending double century) and then Australia will have a to face a shortish period before the close of play.
 
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Laxman is just wonderful to watch in full flight.

poor Aussies, nearly 2 full days in the field.

Khans comments of not being able to dismiss the Indians rins true imo.

Watch us fail with the bat tomorrow, Sharma will make the pitch look like a minefield.
 
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