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Started by Deon, September 28, 2012, 07:41:15 AM

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Quote from: olde coney on September 28, 2012, 12:26:54 PM
Highly unlikely, I reckon Crutchlow will be in the running..providing he gets the right bits from the factory  :wink:

Not a hope mate... unfortunatly....   :hammer: Yamaha will only let the satilite teams have a few podiums a year.... any more than that then they the new bits will be a tad hard to find!!
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Deon, ignore these lot. All they know is how to eat donuts and increase their waist size!

Cricket is a fantastic game and although I no longer play, I love going to the local club and watching a game.

As for the world cup, I reckon its too tight to call this time around. Too many good teams.
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Ros

Cricket?  Hmmm. From what I can gather, two groups of people get together, one of which comes out with sun screen smeared on their faces, stand around outside in a field for a bit waving their fingers in the air whilst the other group drinks tea inside.  After an undefined period of time (could be days...) they swap, and some numbers are posted on a large board that don't even seem to be in decimal and a casual onlooker wouldn't have a clue what is going on.

I can hear a load of high revving engines screaming around the Monza circuit from here, and it doesn't take a professor in maths and stats to work out what's going on there.  Plus I bet when they go in, it's not tea that they're drinking...

I know where I'd rather be...

:popcorn: :whistling: :biker3:




On a side note, a Kiwi friend of mine from France assures me that an actual cricket club has started up somewhere in the north of France.  I wonder what rules they use??   :mfr_lol:

Rusty

Werhayyyyyy ... nice one Asif .....  :clap:
Deon .... it's going to be good who ever wins  :yes: :yes:

Deon

Quote from: Rusty on September 28, 2012, 09:00:36 PM
Werhayyyyyy ... nice one Asif .....  :clap:
Deon .... it's going to be good who ever wins  :yes: :yes:

Yep, yesterday was very interesting what with SA ( AGAIN losing against Pakistan !!!! ) and India going down badly against Australia. So, the next couple of games are going to be interesting. Anyway, I will leave it here now as not too cause more distress amongst my GTR brethen who do not like cricket BUT I will say this, Rossi world champ again next year !!!!!

Deon

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Quote from: Rosbif on September 28, 2012, 03:04:57 PM





On a side note, a Kiwi friend of mine from France assures me that an actual cricket club has started up somewhere in the north of France.  I wonder what rules they use??   :mfr_lol:

We played "French Cricket" as kids and held the bat in front of our legs (feet close together) facing the bowler who gently bowled underarm, you had to avoid the ball hitting your legs but weren't allowed to move your feet from the original position.

eeee, when I were a lad, the fun we had  :mfr_lol:

a bit like this



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JTXWoh9JnIc
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