RIP Warney
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@donsteppa said in RIP Warney:
Warne v Crowe:
Was that a Kiwi umpire for the last ball?
Pitching leg, smashing middle.
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@nta said in RIP Warney:
@donsteppa said in RIP Warney:
Warne v Crowe:
Was that a Kiwi umpire for the last ball?
Pitching leg, smashing middle.
Yeah and Haddin always played fair ( says MN5 without even bothering to watch the video )
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@nta C'mon be fair it was missing both the leg and off stumps 2/3 ain't bad.
Crowe was a bloody good player of spin. The fact that Warne had him tied up in knots, so early in his (Warnes) career, speaks volumes. Crowe averaged 25 in matches against Warne. The fact that Warne still rated him the best Kiwi batsman he bowled to .....
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@dogmeat said in RIP Warney:
The fact that Warne still rated him the best Kiwi batsman he bowled to .....
shit memory from you Warnie
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@mariner4life said in RIP Warney:
@dogmeat said in RIP Warney:
The fact that Warne still rated him the best Kiwi batsman he bowled to .....
shit memory from you Warnie
Lot what the fuck? Trying to play reverse mental games against a bogan who doesn't give a fuck what you think. Yeah, that'll work.
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@nta said in RIP Warney:
@mariner4life said in RIP Warney:
@dogmeat said in RIP Warney:
The fact that Warne still rated him the best Kiwi batsman he bowled to .....
shit memory from you Warnie
Lot what the fuck? Trying to play reverse mental games against a bogan who doesn't give a fuck what you think. Yeah, that'll work.
Craig McMillan thought he was a lot better than he was
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@dogmeat said in RIP Warney:
@donsteppa I remember reading an article in one of the UK papers ahead of that first Ashes series. In it Crowe warned England that Warne was something special and to be feared.
The general tone of the article was very condescending, implying NZ might have struggled but facing England would be an entirely different proposition
BOOMFAH!
Yep. That sounds like our press.
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@donsteppa that is fucking gold.
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Shane Warne died as he lived, leaving a hurricane of emotions and memories | Jonathan Liew
He achieved greatness but never pretended to be perfect, and perhaps we all loved him a little bit more because of that
