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A tool or a gentleman?

Hurricane

Hurricane

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Don't like any tools. Tim Southee has gone down in my books for lipping off the other day. Everyone should play the game as a gentleman.

The only time I like having tools in my team is when we play Aussie so they can give some back.
 
Daemon

Daemon

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Assuming they have equal skills, as players I like the gentlemen, but for entertainment value I'd prefer the tools.
 
wellAlbidarned

wellAlbidarned

International Coach
Hurricane said:
Don't like any tools. Tim Southee has gone down in my books for lipping off the other day. Everyone should play the game as a gentleman.

The only time I like having tools in my team is when we play Aussie so they can give some back.
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Yawn.

And I don't mind Southee being a tool, but he needs to take more wickets otherwise it makes him look pathetic rather than menacing.
 
ankitj

ankitj

Hall of Fame Member
I don't mind some tools (ex Gambhir) but can't stand some others (ex Sreesanth). Gentlemen are always great.
 
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