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Old 28-10-2012, 09:50 PM   #16 (permalink)
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"Imran Khan's coming in from the member's end, and there's a few female fans down there who'd like to get down to his member's end and face a couple of balls.

And he's hung like a rogue elephant too, Imran. I'll never forget on the 72/73 tour with the Rest of the World team, I was sharing a room with him, and one night he cracked one through the covers, and I can tell you that little hotel bed of his blew up to resemble one of those huge Pakistani marquees. And boy oh boy, was that something to behold."
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Old 28-10-2012, 10:51 PM   #17 (permalink)
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Porkahstarni Morqueeees.
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Old 28-10-2012, 11:13 PM   #18 (permalink)
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Has to be Joel Garner, surely.
The story is that Steve Waugh anointed Krezja as the clubhouse leader, pushing Big Bird back into second place.
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On Soccer AM (football magazine show on Sky) they used to interview a different player every week and one of the questions they asked was "Who's the longest in the shower?"

Most of the foreign players missed the double entendre and said X or Y player takes ages in the shower and preening in front of the mirror, but the guy most frequently mentioned by the Brits was former Villa & Wolves keeper Michael Oakes, who's been compared favourably to a shire horse.

Ironically for such a massive ****, John Terry is supposedly gifted in that department too. Although Fat Frank reputedly has what we might politely call "reverse Jason Krezja syndrome".
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