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Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely
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amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely

I felt as though Botham was prepared to bury the hatchet
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Lightning McQueen wrote:
amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely

I felt as though Botham was prepared to bury the hatchet

Yeah, in Chappell's head.
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Lightning McQueen wrote:
amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely

I felt as though Botham was prepared to bury the hatchet


Yeah he doesn’t seem as bitter as Chappelli.
He could have been the bigger bloke though and shook his hand but I guess their ego’s are too big for that
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Chappell v Botham feud even worse than the Ambays /Mal feud ;)
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Would’ve been funny watching when they were in the box together, provably would’ve appreciated the silence
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Lightning McQueen wrote:Would’ve been funny watching when they were in the box together, provably would’ve appreciated the silence
It makes me wonder why Botham agreed to join Nine for that 1998/99 Ashes knowing he would've been working alongside Chappelli.

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RoosterMan wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Would’ve been funny watching when they were in the box together, provably would’ve appreciated the silence
It makes me wonder why Botham agreed to join Nine for that 1998/99 Ashes knowing he would've been working alongside Chappelli.

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Money and he knew it would piss him off, I think he enjoys how much Chappell hates him.
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Brodlach wrote:
tigerpie wrote:
The Dark Knight wrote:England have named there team for the second test and there's one change, Moeen Ali out who is replaced by Josh Tongue.

Four seamers (five if you count Stokes), that's not going to help England's over rate if Australia bat time.

It looks pretty green a couple of days out so should have some pace in it.
Can't help thinking a green wicket helps us more than them.
Jimmy will be a bit happier though.


Just saw the pitch on the news, they’ve taken a lot of grass off and looks brown now


Also weakens their batting


Are we taking the piss? Surely Wood has to play ahead of Tounge and if it's a green seamer then Woakes should play ahead of Tounge. That's a terrible selection, Tounge was like 8th in line before injuries and he took advantage of playing Ireland who are the equivalent of 2nd Div county team.
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I thought Potts last year showed a bit
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
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amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely


Chappell should have rode off into the sunset 10 years ago.....

I'm surprised he wasnt able to bring up bowlers going around the wicket to left handers during the conversation.... :roll: :lol:
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Could the green seamer work in Englands favour with Bazball.

How often do you watch a game on a real bowler friendly pitch and watch the batters go into their shells and we all sit here saying things like 'they still need to play their shots etc'

Also could there be a train of thought that similar to coming down the wickets to navigate the spin the same could be said the way the english bats walk down the wicket which could navigate the seam and swing.

I would also think that on seamers traditionally the highest % of wickets come from edges to slips/keeper. The way the English bat they are mitigating that risk a fair bit you would think.

If its a low scoring game of 220-250's all they need is one batsmen to get going or get lucky and they can post a reasonable score.
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amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:
amber_fluid wrote:
Lightning McQueen wrote:Gee Chappelli is a knob head, I’m on team Botham


Both morons!
Bout time they grew up surely

I felt as though Botham was prepared to bury the hatchet


Yeah he doesn’t seem as bitter as Chappelli.
He could have been the bigger bloke though and shook his hand but I guess their ego’s are too big for that


Yeah, unfortunately as much as I used to love listening to Chappelli talk about cricket, he does seem bitter, and sad and lonely as Botham said.
What was the point, at their ages, of doing it if they weren't prepared to at least meet half way. In one of his books Chappell wrote 50% of people will like you, 50% won't and you can't do much to change the odds. If so, why not shake hands, flush it out of your system and get on with those who are worth your time.

The whole thing was a bit cringeworthy, but enjoyed the old footage, some I hadn't seen. But why not bring in some others there that first Melbourne night to verify the stories.
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The end bit when they got them together in the studio was very cringeworthy (and thank christ it wasn't long) but I loved the old footage.
I'm with LM, I'd be in camp Beefy. I reckon he'd make up after a beer and would be fun to chat to but Chappell loves a grudge and comes across as a complete prick.
How the hell can you hold a grudge for 50 years, I can't even hold onto one for 50 hours.
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Ian Chappell is a certified prick.
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batmanbegins wrote:
Brodlach wrote:
tigerpie wrote:
The Dark Knight wrote:England have named there team for the second test and there's one change, Moeen Ali out who is replaced by Josh Tongue.

Four seamers (five if you count Stokes), that's not going to help England's over rate if Australia bat time.

It looks pretty green a couple of days out so should have some pace in it.
Can't help thinking a green wicket helps us more than them.
Jimmy will be a bit happier though.


Just saw the pitch on the news, they’ve taken a lot of grass off and looks brown now

Also weakens their batting

Are we taking the piss? Surely Wood has to play ahead of Tounge and if it's a green seamer then Woakes should play ahead of Tounge. That's a terrible selection, Tounge was like 8th in line before injuries and he took advantage of playing Ireland who are the equivalent of 2nd Div county team.

Time will tell obviously on how Tongue goes but yes I thought Wood, Potts and Woakes were all easily ahead of him.
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The selectors will get a mouthful if Tongue fails.
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whufc wrote:The selectors will get a mouthful if Tongue fails.


The Aussies will be licking their lips!
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CHAPPELL V BOTHAM
The one that I reckon is lying is Ian
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gazzamagoo wrote:
whufc wrote:The selectors will get a mouthful if Tongue fails.


The Aussies will be licking their lips!


Well the English have been very cocky, they might need to get tongue tied.
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