2007 Top 10s

[salivor]

Oh god the irony.

 

[[furrycat]]

Oh god the irony.

Touchy touchy.

The thread is about the Top 10 and without any provacation you and your little friend start bringing in past arguments and trying to bait Aussie posters. Really, it's pathetic :lol:

 

[salivor]

Touchy touchy.

The thread is about the Top 10 and without any provacation you and your little friend start bringing in past arguments and trying to bait Aussie posters. Really, it's pathetic :lol:

Yep you just remember your little words of wisdom next time you're regularly derailing threads with squabbles.

 

[[furrycat]]

Yep you just remember your little words of wisdom next time you're regularly derailing threads with squabbles.

The classic comeback.

"Oh you did it".

 

[salivor]

Do you not get the concept of not squeeling about something you do regularly?

 

[[furrycat]]

I'm sorry I don't know who you're referring to :crazy:

 

[salivor]

You do but would you like to continue to derail a thread that you're complaining about being derailed?

 

[[furrycat]]

Can't derail something thats already crashed and burned because of you.

I'm merely pissing on the ashes.

 

[salivor]

Ok well kudos to you but have fun doing it alone.

 

[[furrycat]]

Maybe I should have put an ad in the paper to get a sidekick like you have to help me in the future eh?

 

[Twizzle]

But the question is, would he have made it into the Aussie side to start with. Look how many other great players really could not make it into the aussie side.

absolutely no doubt he would be in our test team

not sure about our ODI team

 

[salivor]

He doesn't go too bad in ODI's with an average of 44 but I guess his strike rate only being in the 70's would see him find it tough for a spot in that Australian side.

 

[griffo346]

They Should take the top half of the batting and top half of the bowling and make a ICC XI and play us

 

[HevyDevy]

Flintoff's bowling average in the ODI arena is excellent, around 25, with an economy below 4.4. And if you look at his Test career since the 2003/2004 test series against Sri Lanka, when he actually began bowling as a strike man, he has averaged around 24-26 with the ball since then, only recently peaking above 27 due to a poor Ashes series.

The word great is thrown about way too easily - Flintoff is anything but a great.

 

[HevyDevy]

They Should take the top half of the batting and top half of the bowling and make a ICC XI and play us

They tried that - it didn't work

 

[Twizzle]

They tried that - it didn't work

it was a dud, dont think we'll ever see it again

it proved nothing except the ROTW didn't have thier heart in it

 

[gorilla with a shotgun]

i wouldnt like to see Kallis in the Aus team...good player but far too slow

 

[Manu Vatuvei]

Don't get me wrong, I rate Kallis as a great player but I'd never pick him over Clarke or Symonds....

LOL

magic

 

[Manu Vatuvei]

He doesn't go too bad in ODI's with an average of 44 but I guess his strike rate only being in the 70's would see him find it tough for a spot in that Australian side.

Yeah, unlike Ponting's strike rate in the 70s :sarcasm:

 

[Manu Vatuvei]

Hey, don't like it eh?

However, I'm trying to find one that doesn't.

Let's see - JJ, Ozbash, Manu, yourself, Beaver - I was right!

Well, I'm a massive admirer of the Australian cricket team. I rate the current crop even higher than most- I think they are the best team ever, that the whole cricket set-up in Australia at the moment is the best ever, pretty much everything about Australian cricket is head and shoulders above everything in history

For whatever reason, this has unfortunately led to a very special sort of stupid manifesting itself in Australian cricket fans. I don't know why, but it has.