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Mitchell Jonson to target Sehwag with the short stuff


Does the ball even bounce in India on those batsmen paradises?




 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

Mitchell Jonson to target Sehwag with the short stuff


Does the ball even bounce in India on those batsmen paradises?


that pie chucking pretender should set his sights on landing six balls an over on the straw coloured stuff. 

I forsee long hot "none-for's" for this blockhead over the next couple of weeks. India is a place where quick bowlers need great dicipline, a good brain and a big heart in order to prosper. 

Johnson has poor dicipline and control, he still hasn't learnt how bowl a consistent in-swinger and he tends to go MIA when things aren't going well (exhibit 'A' the 2009 Ashes series). 

Best keep a lid on the bold predicitions Mitch     
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


that pie chucking pretender should set his sights on landing six balls an over on the straw coloured stuff. 

I forsee long hot "none-for's" for this blockhead over the next couple of weeks. India is a place where quick bowlers need great dicipline, a good brain and a big heart in order to prosper. 

Johnson has poor dicipline and control, he still hasn't learnt how bowl a consistent in-swinger and he tends to go MIA when things aren't going well (exhibit 'A' the 2009 Ashes series). 

Best keep a lid on the bold predicitions Mitch     






 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


that pie chucking pretender should set his sights on landing six balls an over on the straw coloured stuff. 

I forsee long hot "none-for's" for this blockhead over the next couple of weeks. India is a place where quick bowlers need great dicipline, a good brain and a big heart in order to prosper. 

Johnson has poor dicipline and control, he still hasn't learnt how bowl a consistent in-swinger and he tends to go MIA when things aren't going well (exhibit 'A' the 2009 Ashes series). 

Best keep a lid on the bold predicitions Mitch     

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:


that pie chucking pretender should set his sights on landing six balls an over on the straw coloured stuff. 

I forsee long hot "none-for's" for this blockhead over the next couple of weeks. India is a place where quick bowlers need great dicipline, a good brain and a big heart in order to prosper. 

Johnson has poor dicipline and control, he still hasn't learnt how bowl a consistent in-swinger and he tends to go MIA when things aren't going well (exhibit 'A' the 2009 Ashes series). 

Best keep a lid on the bold predicitions Mitch     




That explains Dougie Bollinger bra
 
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Aus most series wickets


Ben Hilfenhaus and Doug Bollinger the only two Aus bowlers who can bowl a consistent line and length


Both those guys $4 at the TAB
 
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Shane Watson = Has a knack of picking up wickets but doubt he will be our leading wicket taker


Steven Smith = Rostos of spin bowling


Nathan Hauritz = He ain't no Jason Krejza


Mitchell Johnson = Paul Carige of fast bowlers
 
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The thing about Mitchell Johnson is that he bowls so wayward that batsmen are always playing attacking shots against him,you are always a chance of getting wickets when batsmen are looking to be positive against such rubbish.



 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

Aus most series wickets


Ben Hilfenhaus and Doug Bollinger the only two Aus bowlers who can bowl a consistent line and length


Both those guys $4 at the TAB


$4.01 at betezy
 
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Johnson is living off 1 good spell against SA in Perth a few years ago
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:



$4.01 at betezy





 
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Dragons price doing nothing , Roosters shortening by the hour
 
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Roosters into $2.15


Starting price was $2.40?
 
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Sarah Murdoch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKb0BR-giCA
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

The thing about Mitchell Johnson is that he bowls so wayward that batsmen are always playing attacking shots against him,you are always a chance of getting wickets when batsmen are looking to be positive against such rubbish.




and on those flat, stone hard, baked dirt wickets over there he'll be punished far more severely for wayward stuff than he gets over here where the extra bounce can get him out of jail a bit 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by xcrap:

Sarah Murdoch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKb0BR-giCA


That has to be staged surely?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by xcrap:

Sarah Murdoch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKb0BR-giCA

must admit I choose to be completely oblivious to those "next top model", "so you think you can cook", "you're a talentless freak and you're adopted" type shows but THAT is fucking crazy !  

 
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Is this you Rod?

https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/entertainment/sydney-confidential/one-mans-250000-plunge-on-the-roosters-to-win-the-grand-final/story-e6frewz0-1225931165836

 
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It's some real estate dork. ....................
 
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all of the books mentioned in that story besides the TAB baulk at the site of bets bigger than triple digits if its placed by a consistent winner. So judging by the way they were all falling over their shoelaces trying to accomodate this mystery punter, he mustn't be anyone they know or fear.  
 
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finally, a large wager that hits the papers and isn't bullshit

100% true for once
 
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Quote Originally Posted by xcrap:

Farque

aaahhhaa ! And another piece of the puzzle falls into place!

I liked the original more, he was edgier, not affraid to stick it to the man or call rostos a completely deranged fcuking nut case

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