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Off his lid, totally. Despite his peotestations, it was clear he was intent on antagoniising My fingers are too big for this smart phone

But you *are* a wind-up merchant. "wind-up merchant" isn't an insult.

And now you're crying the victim. Where have you been insulted a million times?

Give over you wind-up merchant. You don't care who plays for England, as long as they lose. You came on here to crow at a poor England performance in the first warm-up game of an Ashes tour. It's not even a test, and you're crowing for all your worth. Perhaps if your posts were less bombastic you might get away with it. But you're about as subtle as an Indian bookmakers' bung.

But you don't discuss things, you just rile people deliberately.

Are you joking? I think that's rather tom petty.

George Michael - I Want Your Sex

undertones -mars bars

"Is It Love You're After" - rose royce

afternoon tea, eh? "may i press you to a cucumber sandwich?"

bad girl - new york dolls is it so difficult to see how the words vehicle and motorhead are connected?

vehicle - ides of march

don't waste my time - paul hardcastle

don't stand me down - blue tones

Here's Where the Story Ends - The Sundays.

Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles.

Khan will be whacking away at thin air. Maybe Floyd will use the same check hook on him that he used on poor old Ricky.

Woakes doesn't sound like he has anything in his armoury to bother test batsmen. Have England picked another bits and pieces cricketer? Kerrigan sounds like he's had a torrid day, perhaps his desperation to succeed has seen his nerves spiral out of control. I really feel for him. England will do very well to take 20 wickets in this match. We need the top three to turn up and/or Broad to come to the party in style otherwise we'll end the series on a low.

Are the Aussies too thick to understand how to use DRS? Unbelievable.

I guess you'd fail Norman Tebbit's cricket test.

It looks like the DRS is a mess and has not improved the accuracy of umpires decisions. Perhaps a warning in there somehow for football. I realise goal-line technology may be more infallible in that in only has to sense when the ball has crossed the line. However, for most of the other decisions, they would be made by a human being, with the associated fallibility. Something to ponder.

They're having another collapse. The mood in their dressing room ain't going to be pretty.

It all goes in cycles. One nation can't hope to perennially be top of the rankings.

The Alderman stuff was just pure torture. 1989 was just about as bad a year as I can remember to be an England fan. If you're talking about swing bowling, then it's a hell of a shame that Simon Jones was never the same after 2005.

To be fair to Jim, so did England ...