Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket
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@virgil said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
The ICC needs to step in now and expunge a good chunk of Smith’s tear record. Nothing extreme, half his test 100’s abs knock about 15 runs off his average....
Least that will stop the whole next Bradman bullshit.
Yeah that'll work. Because his runs scored are directly affected by his fielding side's conduct.Honestly, that is bogan response of the day, right there.
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@nta said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@virgil said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
The ICC needs to step in now and expunge a good chunk of Smith’s tear record. Nothing extreme, half his test 100’s abs knock about 15 runs off his average....
Least that will stop the whole next Bradman bullshit. Yeah that'll work. Because his runs scored are directly affected by his fielding side's conduct.Honestly, that is bogan response of the day, right there.
Guess I should have finished with the taking the piss emoji...
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In stranger news and the hell must have frozen over day..
http://www.nzherald.co.nz/sport/news/article.cfm?c_id=4&objectid=12022273
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@crucial said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
This version makes sense though
Warner: that De Kock prick is still in and everyone is watching me carefully to see what I do. I obviously can't use my normal tricks on the ball so lets get Cam to do it. He is at mid on and we can relay the ball through him.
The broadcasters were tipped of because of how early the Aussies were getting the ball to reverse.
I can buy the 'first time' narrative, for two reasons:
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As per Geoff Lemon a few pages back, Warner had been pushed to breaking point this series. He had developed a siege mentality, and had lost all sight of reality. He was completely desperate and it pushed him to take actions he had never taken before.
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It's so stupid. I find it hard to believe they have been using this tactic before, given how quickly it was picked up. And I also imagine people are now combing over the footage from the Ashes, looking for clues. Clearly they haven't found much.
Were they tampering in other ways before? Probably. The same as everyone else - weird shining agents, bouncing the ball on throws etc. But that pales into comparison as to what they were caught doing at Newlands.
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@virgil said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
I’m still struggling with the fact boof is telling the world they need to copy the black caps and play cricket like us..
Brad Haddin has been admitted to hospital
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@mariner4life said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
@virgil said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
I’m still struggling with the fact boof is telling the world they need to copy the black caps and play cricket like us..
Brad Haddin has been admitted to hospital
I think a few of us feel over and banged our heads when we read that article
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Shit, that was meant to be billions!
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@virgil said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
Oz cricket have a new sponsor too
AEGAEG used to make good reliable tools that were tough and lasted and now they make cheap shit that looks good but will inevitably let you down .
Seems like a good fit then .
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@gt12 said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
Based on that, how the fuck is anyone meant to believe that the fast bowlers didn't know that this was happening? I call major bullshit (I was calling it earlier - inside my head). If we are talking sandpaper, it must be fucking more than obvious. Noo, he's just a really good ball-worker.... uh huh. Fuck them too for trying to act all "we didn't know".
Haha yeah, I think anyone that has played the game knows it is highly likely the entire team knew what was going on, and in particular the fast bowlers who take a very keen interest in the condition of the ball.
They've obviously chosen the people who came up with the idea and hit them as hard as they can, while trying to get away with not banning most of the team. As stated Warner is a great fall-man, as even most Aussies really struggle to like the guy.
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Ashes sponsor dumps $20m naming rights deal
Magellan Financial Group has terminated its naming rights sponsorship of domestic men's Test matches just a year into a three-year deal.
Magellan Financial Group has terminated its three-year partnership as the naming rights sponsor of domestic Test matches involving the Australian men's cricket team, in response to the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa that has rocked Australian cricket. In a major blow to Cricket Australia, the deal is only one summer into its three-year term. -
@kiwimurph said in Convicts v Marxist Land Thieves - Crucket:
Magellan Financial Group has terminated its naming rights sponsorship of domestic men's Test matches just a year into a three-year deal.
Magellan Financial Group has terminated its three-year partnership as the naming rights sponsor of domestic Test matches involving the Australian men's cricket team, in response to the ball-tampering scandal in South Africa that has rocked Australian cricket. In a major blow to Cricket Australia, the deal is only one summer into its three-year term.Good to see the over reaction is starting to abate.....
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You know your fucked when financial groups consider you unethical!!
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@bovidae seems like the overall cost to Oz cricket will be higher. Although CA are saving on their wage bill. But I agree with @Baron-Silas-Greenback that things are going too far.
A bit reminiscent of the cycles of social justice outrage impacting on business/marketing decisions (including people losing their jobs) that we are seeing in the US.
