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Re: APS Season 09/10
For some of the bigger battlers on this site (notably stingwilba, wade for aus and of course noich) i'm going to try and keep things simple for you.
Getting out of jail refers to the fact that skevs won when they shouldn't have (ie instead of them winning the game scotch losing it). The fact they won in the 49th having had a guy make 33 off 18 highlights this, as from my sources I hear they needed a run-a-ball last 10 overs, which of course means that they were in fact 'on top'.
Stingwilba I don't really care, and nor does anyone esle, if conway is a cult, not colt (but good try), figure at st kevins. you mention irony, i must say i find it quite funny you speak about scotch and 'sheer arrogance' when you have blokes the calibre of conway in your side. that's irony.
Your saying that you would "prefer" to play in a side when everyone is making 20s and 30s highlights how little you know. admittedly, that isn't the worse case scenario, however there does need to be at least one player who steps up with the bat and makes a big score, which causes the innings to be centred around him (hence making that player one of, if not the, most important player in the side that week). "The true joy in cricket is experiencing your teammates successes"
Stingwilba you need all the luck you can get champ.
stingwilba;376126 said:The phrase "getting out of jail" suggests that skevs were either,
1. favourites going into the match
2. on top at some stage in the game
Seeing as neither of those were the case, in no way did st kevins get out of jail. you could say they got lucky, but i dont think there was anything lucky about the performance. Wade for Aus and myself are friends, and we were merely mucking around. But it seems quite ironic that you can call me illiterate when you cant even apply a commonly known phrase properly.
there is no shame about dyl getting skevs out of trouble, hes a colt figure around the school, and gave scotch what they had coming with their sheer arrogance. i hope they have a long hard look at their attitude, adjust it, and maybe then have a crack at the premiership.
I would much prefer to play for a team that has everyone contribute with 20's and 30's than play for a one man team, and thanks, good luck to you as well for the two dayers, but as everyone knows luck has nothing to do with it.
Pace (thanks carlos)
For some of the bigger battlers on this site (notably stingwilba, wade for aus and of course noich) i'm going to try and keep things simple for you.
Getting out of jail refers to the fact that skevs won when they shouldn't have (ie instead of them winning the game scotch losing it). The fact they won in the 49th having had a guy make 33 off 18 highlights this, as from my sources I hear they needed a run-a-ball last 10 overs, which of course means that they were in fact 'on top'.
Stingwilba I don't really care, and nor does anyone esle, if conway is a cult, not colt (but good try), figure at st kevins. you mention irony, i must say i find it quite funny you speak about scotch and 'sheer arrogance' when you have blokes the calibre of conway in your side. that's irony.
Your saying that you would "prefer" to play in a side when everyone is making 20s and 30s highlights how little you know. admittedly, that isn't the worse case scenario, however there does need to be at least one player who steps up with the bat and makes a big score, which causes the innings to be centred around him (hence making that player one of, if not the, most important player in the side that week). "The true joy in cricket is experiencing your teammates successes"
Stingwilba you need all the luck you can get champ.