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McCutcheon 0* and 2/61 off 8 obvious MOM

English League Cricket 2nd XI at its absolute best!

We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

Lightning McQueen wrote:We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

Maybe that colleague with punctuality issues needs a job with an afternoon shift start time

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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

Maybe that colleague with punctuality issues needs a job with an afternoon shift start time

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Hanson Rd?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

Maybe that colleague with punctuality issues needs a job with an afternoon shift start time

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Every morning when she greets everyone I announce to her "Good afternoon", she then spends the next 40 minutes babbling shit to the others.

Pseudo wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

Maybe that colleague with punctuality issues needs a job with an afternoon shift start time

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Hanson Rd?

She rates herself highly.

Lightning McQueen wrote:We have onsite physio's that come here two days a week, your injury doesn't even have to be work related.

There are two women that have a weekly appointment at the same times one after the other, I doubt that they really require it but it doesn't affect me so I my opinion is redundant.

This morning they both just realized that they missed their appointments, they then went on complaining about him saying that he should come and get them if they haven't turned up, it was at this point where coffee sprayed out my nostrils to which they then turned their machine guns on me.

Bear in mind, one of them is late every day and when she was quizzed on her punctuality her reply was "I find it difficult to get up early in the morning", she start at 8 and lives 20 minutes away.

One of my direct reports is 15 minutes late to work every morning...I can actually see his house from my office window. Same reason...I just sleep in.

MW wrote:
One of my direct reports is 15 minutes late to work every morning...I can actually see his house from my office window. Same reason...I just sleep in.

One of our Saturday morning stocktakes she got a work colleague to pick her as she was so concerned about sleeping in for, it turned out the waker upperer ended up being 20 minutes late trying to wake her and the wakee was close to an hour late, the rest of us were pretty pissed off working for nothing and having to carry others, time lost as a group is time that needs to be made up as a group as no one can leave until it's complete.

Seeing yourself on a YouTube clip at the footy… 35 years ago

Link please.

Spargo wrote:Seeing yourself on a YouTube clip at the footy… 35 years ago

GF?

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Spargo wrote:Seeing yourself on a YouTube clip at the footy… 35 years ago

GF?

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It was August 16 vs Norwood at The Bay
Round 19, 1986 - I was 11
It will be posted soon I’m sure…

Booney wrote:https://buckden.play-cricket.com/website/results/4572794

Buckden Cricket Club in Huntingdonshire, north of London.

Division 4, won the toss and sent Falcon CC in to bat.

Falcon CC ( 40 overs )

6/260

Ali 67
Bhatti 65
Dar 31

McCutcheon, 2/61 off 8 the best of the Buckden bowlers.

Buckden ( 8.3 overs )

2 ( 1 bye, 1 wide )

Singh 4 overs, 4 maidens, 6/0
Ali 4.3 overs, 2 maidens, 2/1

McCutcheon 0*

The Buckden CC 2nd XI have bounced back in a big way from their horrible game the previous week with 7 changes to the side and managed to win the game!

https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/57638 ... ebook_page

Clever lot....

The NRL has fined St George Illawarra players $305,000 and issued match suspensions for breaching COVID-19 stay-at-home orders after attending a gathering at a home on the weekend.

The league says Dragons prop Paul Vaughan invited 12 teammates to his home on Saturday.

All 13 players players were slapped with sanctions by the NRL, as well as fines of $1,000 each by NSW Police for the breach. 

"It's alleged a number of players hid or fled the residence when NSW Police attended the home after complaints from neighbours," the NRL said in a statement.

"It’s also alleged that a number of players gave or were involved in giving misleading information about the event during the NRL’s investigation into the breaches and that some of the players conspired to withhold key information.

Among those fined include Paul Vaughan, Corey Norman, Jack Bird, Matt Dufty and Jack de Belin who recently returned to the Dragons after being found not guilty of rape.

A breach notice issued to Vaughan by the NRL proposes an eight-match suspension and a fine of $50,000 for the player.

The St George Illawarra Dragons have terminated the contract of prop Paul Vaughan for his breach of NRL biosecurity guidelines, and handed out more fines to the 12 teammates he hosted at his house on the weekend.

The league had already fined Vaughan $50,000 and banned him for eight matches for hosting a party at his Shellharbour home on Saturday night during the COVID-19 lockdown, breaching NRL and NSW government rules.

Twelve other Dragons players attended and were fined $1,000 each by NSW Police, with further fines from the NRL ranging from $2,000 to $50,000.

Vaughan was contracted until the end of 2022 but the Dragons board decided at a meeting on Tuesday to release him early "as a result of now a number of breaches that include and predate the current matter".

Vaughan was also fined $10,000 for breaking the NRL's biosecurity rules last year by going to an Illawarra cafe while he was supposed to be in a bubble.

The board decided to fine the 12 other Dragons players at the party an undisclosed amount that the club said would be donated to various charities.

"The board haven't taken any of the 13 players' actions lightly and reinforced this on Tuesday morning by taking these additional actions including the termination of Paul Vaughan's contract," Dragons chief executive Ryan Webb said.

"The club maintains it holds no reservations over the punishments already handed down by the NRL Integrity Unit and New South Wales Police.

"These additional penalties have been determined in such a way that the beneficiaries will be those affected by the players' misconduct."

Webb on Monday night said the 13 players' "arrogance and ignorance" was "upsetting and infuriating", adding that there was no excuse for not knowing the rules.

"Every member of the club's Apollo register were communicated their responsibilities and limitations under level four protocols on numerous occasions," Webb said in a statement.

"All 13 players have let the rest of their teammates, the entirety of our hardworking staff, their families, the wider community and most importantly our Red V members, partners and fans down.

"The entire club and our stakeholders will now be punished as a result of the combined 20-week suspension procured between the 13 players."

Imagine being the integrity officer or similar that is the 1st point of contact at NRL HQ, you would shudder every time the phone rings

Maybe just maybe it is actually coming home

The media jumping on Labuschagne's pole after his 270 odd playing for Glamorgan 2nd XI, like the dude needs his tyres pumped anymore than he does himself.

Lightning McQueen wrote:The media jumping on Labuschagne's pole after his 270 odd playing for Glamorgan 2nd XI, like the dude needs his tyres pumped anymore than he does himself.

It's county 2nd XI......reckon some SA First Grade players could get a gig in some sides!