Same old Aussies….The Dark Knight wrote:Winning the series and retaining the Ashes.am Bays wrote:WTAF are we doing here?
The Ashes 25/26
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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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Re: The Ashes 25/26
If Baz has a job before the next Test I’d be gob smacked. The spin that comes out of that camp is the biggest load of nonsense I’ve ever seen from a professional team. He deserves to lose his job on the preparation alone. Imagine if they played 2 warm up games (3-4 days each) before Perth. They played far better in Adelaide but that’s 3 games too late. As a team their temperament is terrible and they struggle to bat 100 overs. Pure arrogance and a team who think they are a lot better than they are.mal wrote:EnglandRB wrote:Good time for Jake to take his first test catch.
Back to Nossa for more R+B !!!
Can you bring a man to his feet when defeat is on repeat?
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Is he still coach? Hardly ever bothers to turn up for pressers.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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That last catch was Marnus' 50th in tests (after notching his 150th in FC matches yesterday).
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Cue the NSW and Vic centric media pumping for a Melbourne and Sydney live in the series test match. 
Success is in trying
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Whilst Australia win the series and retain the Ashes, let’s acknowledge the moral victors.
Congratulations England.
Every player will be recognised with a Maccas voucher and an Order of Merit from the King. Well done to all.
Congratulations England.
Every player will be recognised with a Maccas voucher and an Order of Merit from the King. Well done to all.
Dunno, I’m just an idiot.
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Re: The Ashes 25/26
Gonna guess the selectors will go with
Weatherald
Head
Labaschagne
Smith
Khawaja
Green
Carey
Neser
Starc
Boland
Murphy
Weatherald
Head
Labaschagne
Smith
Khawaja
Green
Carey
Neser
Starc
Boland
Murphy
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No, the weakest Australian team ever was only up 2 Nil.Jim05 wrote:Weakest Australian team ever apparently
Read my reply. It is directed at you because you have double standards
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No Cummins? did I miss something?whufc wrote:Gonna guess the selectors will go with
Weatherald
Head
Labaschagne
Smith
Khawaja
Green
Carey
Neser
Starc
Boland
Murphy
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Broadcast speculated Cummins won’t play the last 3 tests now the series is done.gadj1976 wrote:No Cummins? did I miss something?whufc wrote:Gonna guess the selectors will go with
Weatherald
Head
Labaschagne
Smith
Khawaja
Green
Carey
Neser
Starc
Boland
Murphy
When questioned Cummins refused to deny and said he won’t know if his ready for Boxing Day rest for a couple of days.
Wasn’t very convincing at all so appears there is some truth to it.
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I reckon he’ll miss Melb but play in his home test in Sydney
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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No Cummins,Armchair expert wrote:Might be half a dozen changes for Melbourne
No Lyon,
Green out ,
Webster in.
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I never doubted his ability and yes he bowled beautifully in the first dig, age is the issue for mine.spell_check wrote:All the talk I see of wanting Lyon out of the side is generally the idea of 'look to the future'; then citing how he doesn't take many wickets recently. Well, that's because he hasn't been needed. I reckon the only genuine match he hasn't delivered when needed recently was this years WTC final (26 wicketless overs in the 2nd innings). But because a player is 37-38 it seems to hinge on game to game performances, not series to series.
tl;dr, This match shows how he is still an integral part of the team.
If he wasn’t needed then that says something within itself, admittedly I held England in too high esteem and had concerns about our batting, hence why I thought Webster would’ve added more all round to our XI, moot point now and they’re all just opinions, none were wrong, everyone just sees the game differently and I don’t want us to bottom out like we did a few years ago with an aging list and not much blooding of youth happening.
I was still 100% behind him when he got the nod, not so much Inglis. Webster needs to be in there moving forward.
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Replace Harry Potter with Webster and I think you’re on the money.whufc wrote:Gonna guess the selectors will go with
Weatherald
Head
Labaschagne
Smith
Khawaja
Green
Carey
Neser
Starc
Boland
Murphy
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We have more A Graders than them and our A Graders are better than theirs.LaughingKookaburra wrote:If Baz has a job before the next Test I’d be gob smacked. The spin that comes out of that camp is the biggest load of nonsense I’ve ever seen from a professional team. He deserves to lose his job on the preparation alone. Imagine if they played 2 warm up games (3-4 days each) before Perth. They played far better in Adelaide but that’s 3 games too late. As a team their temperament is terrible and they struggle to bat 100 overs. Pure arrogance and a team who think they are a lot better than they are.mal wrote:EnglandRB wrote:Good time for Jake to take his first test catch.
Back to Nossa for more R+B !!!
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Fair enough you give him credit when it is due, but you also have been wanting him out of the side for the last 5-6 years. At least you've got your way for the rest of this series by the looks of it.Lightning McQueen wrote:I never doubted his ability and yes he bowled beautifully in the first dig, age is the issue for mine.spell_check wrote:All the talk I see of wanting Lyon out of the side is generally the idea of 'look to the future'; then citing how he doesn't take many wickets recently. Well, that's because he hasn't been needed. I reckon the only genuine match he hasn't delivered when needed recently was this years WTC final (26 wicketless overs in the 2nd innings). But because a player is 37-38 it seems to hinge on game to game performances, not series to series.
tl;dr, This match shows how he is still an integral part of the team.
If he wasn’t needed then that says something within itself, admittedly I held England in too high esteem and had concerns about our batting, hence why I thought Webster would’ve added more all round to our XI, moot point now and they’re all just opinions, none were wrong, everyone just sees the game differently and I don’t want us to bottom out like we did a few years ago with an aging list and not much blooding of youth happening.
I was still 100% behind him when he got the nod, not so much Inglis. Webster needs to be in there moving forward.
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Re: The Ashes 25/26
Starting August the next 12 months will be one of our busiest periods in history
After the Ashes we have
August: 2x tests against Bangladesh here
Sept:Oct: 3x tests v South Africa away
Dec/Jan: 4x tests v NZ here
Jan/Feb: 5x tests v India away
March: Centenary test v England at MCG
Jun/July: 5x tests Ashes in England
20 tests in under a year is tough for the old boys so how many of Starc, Lyon, Khawaja and even Smith potentially are around for that 2027 Ashes and when do we start blooding some further youth options?
After the Ashes we have
August: 2x tests against Bangladesh here
Sept:Oct: 3x tests v South Africa away
Dec/Jan: 4x tests v NZ here
Jan/Feb: 5x tests v India away
March: Centenary test v England at MCG
Jun/July: 5x tests Ashes in England
20 tests in under a year is tough for the old boys so how many of Starc, Lyon, Khawaja and even Smith potentially are around for that 2027 Ashes and when do we start blooding some further youth options?
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