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Is this soft c**k Kohli playing the ODI's?
Is this soft c**k Kohli playing the ODI's?
Is this soft c**k Kohli playing the ODI's?
If Kholi starts crying and his tears hit the pitch he should be done for tampering with the pitch
I've only heard these things a thousand times this summer:
Chappell: Rohan Sharma should be in the test team.
Everyone of the dicks: Laxman is a very wristy player.
Is this soft c**k Kohli playing the ODI's?
And yes, he should be given his (average > 60 in FC) and the team's current form. However, the BCCI knows they're in real trouble once Dravid/Laxman/Tendulkar retire as there hasn't been youngsters who's stepped up in the bowling or batting ranks and they're trying to hold on to the past for as long as they can. Yes, we were always going to struggle when McGrath and Warne retired, but if we hit rock bottom in last year's Ashes, I'd hate to see how India are going to fare in a few years time. FACT: they're in for a very long, lean period and a bigger slide than our slump during the Hilditch years.
Leading ODI run scorer in the world in 2011 I think he was.
He should be in the team but I'm f**king sick of that king sized dickhead telling us every 5 minutes. If Sharma was in the side and failed he'd whinge about their selectors picking him.
Well, that's Chappelli for you. You do realise he's nearly 70, so the brain cells aren't operating as well as they used to. Wasn't he the same person who was a big fan of Steve Waugh until there was suggestion in the media that Steve Waugh was Australia's best captain and from that moment onwards, bagged the crap out of him at every opportunity, and then kissed up to him when Tugga got inducted in the Hall of Fame at the AB medal not so long ago? Not to mention, he has massive feuds with Geoff Boycott (which I can understand, as a lot of other ppl have said the same about Boycott) and Sir Ian Botham (this one is more contrived out of pure jealousy). I've come across many ppl in my very short life who have Chappelli's "See, I TOLD YOU SO" personality. They can go from praising you, to threatening you with a knife, to kissing your arse (metaphorically speaking) in a matter of moments. This stems from insecurity and unhappiness within the individual.
The sly c**k puts the knife into Bradman every chance he gets as well, just because he and his grandfather didnt get along The whole 'Chappelli was the best captain I played for' crap is a load of shit as well. Basically anyone who played in that era played under Lawry, Greg Chappell, Kim Hughes and him. Lawry was a conservative captain who probably should never got the job. Kim Hughes was undermined by Chappell and his mates from day one. Greg Chappell was just his brothers stooge. That leaves Ian to wax on about the good ole days and how great he was.