Phrases and cliches you are sick of hearing!!!!

[saintal]

"Sorry mate, busy tomorrow"

Every cricket captain would be used to this one on a friday arvo when you're trying to scrounge up players.

[locky801]

"You know what I mean"

[Sky Pilot]

"Sorry mate, busy tomorrow"

Every cricket captain would be used to this one on a friday arvo when you're trying to scrounge up players.

haha I can match that. AS a bowls selector the worst phone call and subsequent phrase I'm sick of hearing occurs on the day before a match and it is: "Sorry mate I can't play tomorrow."
Who cares about the reason? I then have to make 97 phone calls to try and get another player. Bleah

[saintal]

"Sorry mate, busy tomorrow"

Every cricket captain would be used to this one on a friday arvo when you're trying to scrounge up players.

haha I can match that. AS a bowls selector the worst phone call and subsequent phrase I'm sick of hearing occurs on the day before a match and it is: "Sorry mate I can't play tomorrow."
Who cares about the reason? I then have to make 97 phone calls to try and get another player. Bleah

Yep, I cringe if my phone rings on a saturday morning (or late friday). Usually means only one thing

[FlyingHigh]

"In the mix", although this doesn't seem to be as prevalent as a couple years ago.

Aussies saying "road trip"

"What the...."

[Brodlach]

The reigning premiers Central District....oh wait I dont have to for at least 12 months

[Sky Pilot]

The reigning premiers Central District....oh wait I dont have to for at least 12 months

Gold!