Anyone else going on Sunday? I went to Lord's on Tuesday and have to say I am not at all confident.
I was there in 1999 when India dumped us out of the tournament at Edgbaston, and fear the same will happen on Sunday. I foresee sloping out before the end to let the majority of supporters in the ground enjoy India's win ....
Hopefully it will be a different experience come the Ashes on August 1!
I said Vaughan was fickle and I don't blame any player for calling him out , I didn't mention the point ????
FWIW I do think some can't wait to start moaning, seems to happen to a lot of England teams in sport. Win/ do well and its only because we're at home or we never played anyone "good" etc, lose a couple of matches and the over reaction starts.
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Although I wouldn’t go anymore, have been 4-5 times, pre the ‘super fence’ and most I ever paid was £5 to use some chaps ladder over the fence, I would recommend people go and try it once in their lifetime.
The sheer size of the place and number of people and stuff going on is amazing. Turning around when near the front of the pyramid stage and looking back up the hill at all the people and fires burning is quite a sight.
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really? although not surprising if true
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Still think they’re in a sticky situation this season with all the players they’ve lost.
The status quo is uninspiring: we fight relegation or end up in mid-table obscurity with journeymen managers in good years and lunatics in bad years
We have a CEO First Comrade who wants to start a long-term project to build a brand of attractive football
We have owners with access to money to invest
The Chinese are great at 5 year plans
Change is always scary when it starts
I saw something on the telly this morning that made me smile: They were talking with the medical people at Glastonbury. Apparently over the years, they've had to change their treatment focus to suit the demographic. In the olden days it would be drug problems; nowadays they have to specialise in treating people for Stroke, Diabetes, Osteoporosis, Incontinence and Hypertension.
What a great sightTrecothick on his game, I was there for his 90 @ Edgbaston on first day oh greatest test (05) think we scored 400 before end of play first day, he was also a great slip catcher!
Surely one of Somerset’s finest!
Thanks for the memories Marcus!
Kro
The caretaker head coach was speaking to Blues TV
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In a world where 17 year olds from Brazil are getting bought for 40 mil, a player who had a stand out season pocketing some of the best wingers in the prem and boasting elite defensive stats is nothing to moan about
Rail
This isn't the Bailey Bridge. That is a little further up the river on Packington Avenue / Lea Ford Road.
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Good luck to em. How many of that squad are ex Blues? White? Brummie Kaz? We should never of...
i didn't put my feelings right. The coverage is great and okay.
