Joined: Mar 03 2004 Posts: 5308 Location: On a hill above Mold, North Wales
Abe Frohman wrote:Not happening mate - I've just got back from Aigburth and the players body language tells me that we know we are going to finish 2nd again.
Typical, and the wait goes on, probably our best chance for a while too.
Suppose laughing at Yorkshire can relieve some of the gloom...
Abe Frohman wrote:Not happening mate - I've just got back from Aigburth and the players body language tells me that we know we are going to finish 2nd again.
Typical, and the wait goes on, probably our best chance for a while too.
Suppose laughing at Yorkshire can relieve some of the gloom...
Joined: May 02 2003 Posts: 2493 Location: Err.....Lancashire
Well, it's going down to the final game at least (although I can still only see heartache at the end of it sadly). My apologies to anyone who may have been in the vicinity of Old Trafford at approx 5:30 yesterday & heard some idiot going mental at his desk when Mackenzie's wicket finally fell.
Joined: Jul 03 2003 Posts: 11532 Location: The Cloth Capped North
On the way down to Taunton now, trying not to think of the "if only" moments. Still, whatever happens it's been a glorious season and should be a superb next few days. Taunton Town v Poole Town anyone?
Joined: Apr 03 2003 Posts: 28186 Location: A world of my own ...
Worcestershire still only taken two wickets against Durham - now if only Durham can avoid losing more than four wickets, then bowl them out twice (the first time for less than 200)...
"As you travel through life don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things" - George Carlin
Joined: Feb 27 2002 Posts: 5442 Location: Aberdeen
Andy Gilder wrote:Worcestershire still only taken two wickets against Durham - now if only Durham can avoid losing more than four wickets, then bowl them out twice (the first time for less than 200)...
had this conversation on saturday evening all academic now, relegated! :(
“You are playing a game of football this afternoon but more than that you are playing for England, and more even than that, you are playing for right versus wrong. You will win because you have to win. Don’t forget that message from home. England expects every one of you to do his duty.”
There are some experienced international players who have been well below par this season - McGrath, Rashid and Shahzad to name but three.
If it hadn't been for the likes of Bairstow and Sidebottom we would probably have struggled to win a Championship game this season to be honest.
There seems to be plenty of young bowling talent around at the club, but the cupboard is very much bare when it comes to batsmen coming through. Greg Wood was allowed to move on a couple of years ago because Yorkshire had both Gerard Brophy and Simon Guy around at the time, which is sadly reflective of the way the club has addressed youth development.
Ordsall Quays Red wrote:A quite brilliantly forthright view from Mr Graves... You Yorkie fans will have to tell us if he's right or not.
There are some experienced international players who have been well below par this season - McGrath, Rashid and Shahzad to name but three.
If it hadn't been for the likes of Bairstow and Sidebottom we would probably have struggled to win a Championship game this season to be honest.
There seems to be plenty of young bowling talent around at the club, but the cupboard is very much bare when it comes to batsmen coming through. Greg Wood was allowed to move on a couple of years ago because Yorkshire had both Gerard Brophy and Simon Guy around at the time, which is sadly reflective of the way the club has addressed youth development.
"As you travel through life don't sweat the petty things and don't pet the sweaty things" - George Carlin
Some of the comments about the performances are spot on, but the powers that be (and Moxon) have to take their share of responsibility as well - I was a bit surprised to read a decent article on the Guardian website earlier which is a little more balanced when it comes to aportioning blame.
Ordsall Quays Red wrote:A quite brilliantly forthright view from Mr Graves... You Yorkie fans will have to tell us if he's right or not.
Some of the comments about the performances are spot on, but the powers that be (and Moxon) have to take their share of responsibility as well - I was a bit surprised to read a decent article on the Guardian website earlier which is a little more balanced when it comes to aportioning blame.
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