English being taught...

And buddy, you are still trolling along. tch tch tch. feeling hurt? go home kid its way too late for you to using internet. Po-ms will give you many sleepless nights in coming matches

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Neon truthfully cannot remember. But I remember it happening on the old 606.

Regarding toofans comment
Trust me son not trolling along or hurt.

Cricket means a lot to me but I was more upset when Yorkshire lost in the T20 on Saturday.

I am 30 now - Sport doesn't control my world. My little girl does.

Yorkie I didn't know I was dealing with a grandpa ( a little exaggaration here though),
Happy for your girl. Just take care you dont carry this cricket thing to your home.

Haha. Bit early to be a Grandpa mate. Only just turned 30. Cricket is in our home, I managed to get my Mrs into it... Completely love the game.

Off to sleep as she will wake up soon. Haha.

Good night all!

PS: ENGERRRLANDDDD

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Neon as a Leeds and York fan - Both went into financial meltdown and were relegated in the same year, I can hardly talk.

At least your chairman spends money. Wevsell all our players to Norwich and invest it in Uncle Kens court cases.

No team in any sport, so you could use the statement "they have been taught a lesson" to every losing team.

Also, big changes brought us to where we are, from a poor team to a recently top team. Let's not throw the baby out with the bathwater and redesign what has been a good system for us in the last few year.

English being taught...
by Fasheezy (U14359) 28 August 2012Comment on this Article
another cricket lesson by the South Africans. It's a little embarrassing to watch the world number 1 team perform so dreadfully these last few weeks.

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It happens.It is what makes sport interesting to watch.

How boring would it be if the best team won all the time?

I see our batting line up has arrived at shoddy central

Cooks just got off

mind the gap - mind the gap....