Not bad. Is there a way we can incorporate the cricketer's name into the award title? Otherwise, let's wait a day for more suggestions. Ideas, anyone?The FIAB Award? Sounds good.
There have been more than a few more bizarre cricketers than him, mind, but am rather tired to go through them now.And Adams fits the bill perfectly in being a modern(ish) player which most of the Awards are.
I was thinking of naming it after the judge, TBH - and it doesn't strike me as negative, really, any more than the Inzy. And I certainly don't think that's a negative at all. Inzy-winners are invariably absolute legends (FRAZ being the most regular).
Haha. It was discussed between me and my namesake Edmunds in the WI in Eng thread... so may be a bit hard to find... but I did post in the award-starting thread. We thought a Jimmy Adams Award for stating the obvious, as he was doing a good deal of that at the time the idea was conceived.
TBF, the Skull doesn't have O'Keeffe's name in it, and I think it gets boring if we just use players' complete names. As long as the Award has the explanation I think it'll be fine. I'd really go for the FIAB Award, TBH. Though open to suggestions, of course - there might be something better.
Sure, as long as there is an explanation. Open for discussion ...
I reckon it's pretty different. The Inzy is something that we can't really understand, while the FIAB award would be something totally random.Yes the frog idea is a good one, but can we make it different enough from the Inzi?
The Inzi is not always that easy to find a worthy winner atm
Ultimately up to Sean and Richard here but I'm in favor of this - it's always great to have a new addition to the team. Given that Richard already has four major awards to cover, this sounds like a good idea to me.
Yep, love to.
Great to hear mate, I will email you later with some details
That gives me an idea. Does anyone think that the character played by Val Kilmer in Top Gun looks like me?
