
- Phil Rushton

I suppose it's just a question of one's point of view. Personally, I believe cricket to be a ball game of the highest quality. It is an intelligent, subtle, absorbing game, a wonderful, multifaceted creation, an achievement unlikely to be bettered. Are you sure you're not talking about rugby, Steve?stevezodiac wrote:Cricket fans are just sad individuals who drink a lot to overcome the fact they are incapable of forming relationships with women. The only way you could make cricket of any interest is to substitute the ball for a hand grenade or let a few bulls loose in the outfield. As someone once said - one team could be a million runs for no wickets and the other 1 run for eight - then it rains and they call it a draw. Draws should not exist in cricket. (I don't like cricket).
I've got this track, really meaningful lyrics arn't they.stevezodiac wrote:As a punk rock fan I remember the Exploited fans singing on a live track "We're Exploited barmy army..."
New supporters are always welcome at the Reebok, steelclaw, so let me know when you are coming up. I'm a club member so, to make your trip doubly memorable, I should be able to get you some autographs.steelclaw wrote:I can't stand cricket I would rather watch Bolton play.
John Elmander is doing really well in my fantasy football team, I might have to come & see him play.Phoenix wrote:New supporters are always welcome at the Reebok, steelclaw, so let me know when you are coming up. I'm a club member so, to make your trip doubly memorable, I should be able to get you some autographs.steelclaw wrote:I can't stand cricket I would rather watch Bolton play.