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jaysay

01-01-2011 09:06

Re: Ashes 2010

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Originally Posted by cashman (Post 872399)

Well i quite like the guy, after all he's lost em the ashes more n any other captain, carry on ricky.:D

He be okay with Bianca from deadenders Rickyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy:D

lettie

02-01-2011 00:08

Re: Ashes 2010

Had a fab time at the Ashes this time. Have been lucky with the weather and had a great time at the cricket ( no chavvy footie shirts from me). It has been sweet revenge after losing all 5 tests the last time I was here :-)

jaysay

02-01-2011 09:24

Re: Ashes 2010

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Originally Posted by lettie (Post 872621)

Some people have all the luck lettie, actully seeing ricky's face in the flesh:mosher::mosher::mosher::D:D

Bernard Dawson

07-01-2011 09:16

Re: Ashes 2010

Can't let it pass without saying well done to the England team. To win the series 3-1, a great achievement in Australia. Particular mention for Jimmy Anderson,local Burnley lad. who bowled brilliantly

jaysay

07-01-2011 09:30

Re: Ashes 2010

Sad news from Australia, it appears that Sydney was totally deserted from 1pm Aussie Time, not even Skippy could manage an appearance as the Barmy Arm celebrate a fab-u-lous Ashes victory down under. One native Aussie, somebody call Warne was heard to say what's all the fuse about this little urn:dummy::dummy::dummy::D:D:D

lindsay ormerod

07-01-2011 16:55

Re: Ashes 2010

It was never in any doubt, though my 5-0 bet was maybe a bit too optimistic! Well done to Strauss and the lads and a happy test retirement to El Gingero Magnifico! :mosher::mosher::mosher:

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