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  1. About the only time I will ever agree with Jim, it is a fantastic sport......

    70% of our press is owned by Murdoch and we all know what his rags are like. Strange the Guardian felt the need to regurgitate the rubbish, I suppose it was news worthy on some level.....

    I guess all all the comments in this thread are purely in retaliation and classed as self defence, "Without style we'd just be err, Australians !"...well done, before taking the high road though, may I suggest prior that you display some of that class and dignity that you so richly believe you have.

  2. Good on Clarke for trying to make a game of it, to hell with the statistics, let's go all out.

    Good series by two misfiring teams, the difference between the two teams being Ian Bell who played outstandingly.

    Should make for decent return on the Australian pitches.

  3. Oh Jimbo, why do you keep opening yourself up to ridicule for your continued hypocrisy?

    *cough* Ashes series of 1982-83 *cough* Terry Alderman *cough*. Understandable though for an English cricketing thug to attack him considering he continually decimated your lineup for a decade.

    Not quite India or Sri Lanka though is it.......I wonder what Sir David says about those places, probably nothing as he is as gutless off the pitch as he was on it as Captain.

    SKH, I understand what you are getting at but it seems a bit rich that Lehmann cops a 2000 pound fine for saying "send him home crying" yet an Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire decries an entire nation of being "ferals" with "no culture" and this is acceptable behaviour.

    As I said before, it is Cricket, I think we become a bit precious when we cry foul of quite harmless statements, hardly a fatwa on Mr Broad.

  4. Haha, you guys can't possibly be THAT precious?

    Haha yeah riot's a bit over the top. I can see Jim's point though, Aussie fans have been known to be as aggressive in their hounding of opposition players as the team sometimes are. The national coach putting a call out for them to send Broad home crying is quite irresponsible, you never know if doing something like that might push the odd overly drunk individual into the realms of actual physical violence.

    Broad should be ok though, his cricket education was as an English teenager playing in the Aussie counties league, which I'd imagine is an environment that only the toughest would survive. Plus, unlike our cricketers of yesteryear, he'll have a thousands-strong Barmy Army behind him. I think its impossible to underestimate the effect those guys have had on removing the fear factor when playing down under, they turn grounds into semi-home games.

    Probably the dumbest post I have read in a long time in relation to cricket. Aggressive crowds, violence, physical violence.....I don't know if you actually watch Cricket but I can assure you calling for the crowd to boo and jeer and "send him home crying" doesn't generally lead to the outcomes you are expecting in your post.

    An environment only the toughest would survive.....holy @#/?, that actually has me laughing quite hard, it's cricket mate, CRICKET.

  5. Same as watching Rovers - I focus mainly on our players and how they are performing. The likes of Richards and Garner were different - real world stars who I'd actually pay money to watch. As for mediocre performers from the former colonies I couldn't care less.

    Importance ranking:Minor

    I wonder if this applies to everything you write? By the looks of above, yes, nailed it.

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  6. Dave, I don't believe there is anything wrong with his captaincy....the top order is not at Test cricket level.

    Clarke has to go to 3, no question. He has to lead from the front in the batting or this is going to be a whitewash. The problem for me has always been Watson, you are essentially entrusting the formation of an Australian innings to a poor mans version of Andrew Symonds which would never have been the case.

    Cowan, Rogers, Clarke, Khawaja, Hughes, Warner/Faulkner, Haddin, Siddle, Lyon, Pattinson, Bird would be my team

  7. Except for AB de Villiers, Sangakkara or Dhoni you mean.....

    Terrible effort, prob the worst Australian cricket team I have ever seen made worse that an above par England team is destroying them, thank god we are not playing SA anytime again soon.

  8. Pixars run is over. Cars 2 currently at 33% on Rotten Tomatoes.

    The original is widely considered their worst film up to now but it's a monster merch seller ($10 billions worth) so you can hardly blame them for making a sequel.

    Ah well Brave is out next year and looks awesome.

    Cars was trashed as well by critics however the kids loved it and I reckon this will be just as popular. I think the 33% will slowly rise like it's predecessor over the next couple of months and it will creep into certified fresh.

  9. I remember when it was just about calling someone out, a couple of interferences and beat downs later you would get the payoff at a PPV

    Hogan joining the NWO, Sgt Slaughter joining The Anti-Americans, Hogan body slamming Andre, Mega-Powers explode, Hogan handing The Ultimate Warrior the WC belt, Macho Man elbowing Ric Flair from the top rope......

    and that was just the WWF!

    Days of our lives roundabouts now, and it becomes tedious and time consuming.

  10. Hoping to get my hands on either Seven Samurai or The Magnificent Seven.

    I know they are practically the same movie, but they're always high up on film lists.

    I'm sure plenty of people on here have seen one or both, which is better? Which should I get?

    Both, whilst the story may be the same they qare still just as good each in their own right, you may also like to watch "Battle Beyond the Stars" which is a Magnificent Seven rework in space. Not even close to being the same caliber as its predecessors but enjoyable enough.

  11. Anyone recommend some genuinely good horrors? Modern ones especially. Watched Paranomal Activity 2 and thought 'meh' but interested in what the best of the genre are. Any recommendations?

    Oh yes, there are a number...

    The Hills Have Eyes Unrated HILLBILLY

    Let The Right One In / Let Me In (US remake which is quite awesome as well) VAMPIRE

    The Human Centipede SICK HORROR/COMEDY

    The Crazies (2010 remake) ZOMBIES

    Splice FREAKS

    Zombieland HORROR/COMEDY

    Thirst VAMPIRE

    Trick 'R' Treat HORROR

    Antichrist SUPERNATURAL

    Pontypool ZOMBIES

    REC / Quarantine (US remake, not as good as first one) ZOMBIES

    Drag Me to Hell HORROR/COMEDY

    Orphan FREAKY KID HORROR

    Jennifer's Body VAMPIRE

    The Descent MONSTER

    The Midnight Meat Train HORROR

    Splinter MONSTER

    The Orphanage (must see) SUPERNATURAL

    The Mist MONSTER

    30 Days of Night VAMPIRE

    Pans Labyrinth (not really horor as such but very dark dream fantasy, in my all time top 10 movies) SUPERNATURAL

  12. True Grit - good film that.

    Devil was pretty funny, but not a patch on The Happening. I hope this isn't a "sign" that Shyamalan's losing his touch, he makes some of the best comedies around. That bit where the security guard was running about blaming a slice of toast landing butter side down on the Devil was mint though.

    It would be sooooo much better if he did actually intentionally mean them to be funny, if he wasn't so pretentious and arrogant about his "art" then maybe people would cut him some slack. Seriously, Aliens who can master space travel but can't open a door?

  13. Thought Devil was pretty ordinary, not enough suspense and too many plot holes. M Knight needs to watch more Sam Raimi movies if he wants to nail how to make a modern day horror/suspense.

    I like Guy Ritchie, to me he has only made one bad movie and that was that peice of ###### Swept Away

  14. Shearer was a great striker but the greatest ever if he went to Europe.....Jeez, that is rose coloured glasses. He is not even the greatest in PL history let alone what has come before throughout the globe....

    I think there is definately a curse....

    Shearer bottled and remained the "main man" at a lesser club, Neill, Sherwood, Benni, Freidel, RSC, Bentley, Warnock, Sutton, Bellamy etc NEVER refound the form they had at Rovers, trophies, armbands, eng reps means nothing when you never show the same form or quality that gave you the opportunity to leave in the first place.

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