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gamebreaker;208380 said:mate i dont know how u think catholocism would do them any good. all it has been known for in history is lying and cheating people. dirty f&*kin skevs especially griffo i expected much better from him having played vic 17s but know hes just an absolute cockface
derg;208390 said:if i remember rightly, no1 told our coach that it had touched the ground. it was up to the umpire to give it out, he gave it out. get over it and stop thinking ur hard dun by, the batsman wasnt in any position to claim that it had bounced, by the time it reached the catcher, he was probably still trying to find wher the ball went. its fair enough that he stood his ground, but he was given out by an umpire that was in a good position to see if it was out.
stop having a go at st kevins just because you didnt make many runs this week. scotch are in no position to talk about morals and values, and have already been warned by the umpire twice in half an hour for sledging and having a go at the batsman.
derek is rated as one of the best umpires in the aps, and he gave it out. get over it.
chaemo;208379 said:the scotch Vs St Kevins game was witness to a simply disgraceful display of sportsmanship from the st kevins boys. Claiming the scotch no.3 batsman when the ball clearly fell short of first slip, then arrogantly admitting it to their coach is both disgraceful and despicable. U would have thought a Catholic education would have taught them better, but maybe not.
gamebreaker;208661 said:mate how can it b F@#kin karma if we smashed their asses in anyway? shut up dodger u **************
Sharkies;208672 said:Appealing is different to admitting something. Even thought many times you know that it isnt out, it may be worth an appeal, you cant say only scotch do it. everybody in cricket does it. Anyway the final decision is left to the umpire, not the fieldsmen. In this case it was left to the fieldsmen and to say that you definately caught a ball, to dismiss a batsmen and then later on admit that you didnt is disgraceful. you cannot compare that to simply appealing. You appeal if you believe that it is out, or there is a chance that it may be given out...