Bradmanesque

[Kirkut]

Secondly, you guys are not open to people who have a different view or disagree with you. The troll army is ready to take down anyone who doesn't disagree with a few members here.

Give up, you don't stand a chance.

 

[Adders]

Ihave followed these posts with some amusement, some disgust, some dissalusionment but mostly some contempt. I refer back to my post #1, where I calmly mentioned a comparison ; the "esque" is what that means; between Warner and Bradman. I must admit to a "boost' after Warner's effort on the first day of this current Test. I am so surprised at the juvenile diatribe coming from karan316 and jonbrooks in particular. If you read post #1 correctly you would note I have seen Bradman play and the rubbish you have posted is just that. Obviously both of you have NOT ever played serious cricket as you have absolutely NO idea.You obviously have NO knowledge of the history of the game either, hence your inane comment on it's History. I have played the game at First Class,State and represented my country. Among my mentors were Wally Grout, Ken Mackay and Wesley Hall and am good friends with Jeff Thompson who I also played with and against. Should you not know of these gentlemen,learn to read and find out. I'd suggest you both go home to your Mummys and play with your blocks/dolls and leave the serious discussion of this wonderful game to the grownups.

Post of the thread.

 

[Victor Ian]

You Sir.... you would not make a grade club today.

Excellent reply. I very much appreciated your giving me a heads up to how Bradman was in a way I could understand with your great opening post.

 

[Burner]

Ihave followed these posts with some amusement, some disgust, some dissalusionment but mostly some contempt. I refer back to my post #1, where I calmly mentioned a comparison ; the "esque" is what that means; between Warner and Bradman. I must admit to a "boost' after Warner's effort on the first day of this current Test. I am so surprised at the juvenile diatribe coming from karan316 and jonbrooks in particular. If you read post #1 correctly you would note I have seen Bradman play and the rubbish you have posted is just that. Obviously both of you have NOT ever played serious cricket as you have absolutely NO idea.You obviously have NO knowledge of the history of the game either, hence your inane comment on it's History. I have played the game at First Class,State and represented my country. Among my mentors were Wally Grout, Ken Mackay and Wesley Hall and am good friends with Jeff Thompson who I also played with and against. Should you not know of these gentlemen,learn to read and find out. I'd suggest you both go home to your Mummys and play with your blocks/dolls and leave the serious discussion of this wonderful game to the grownups.

This post reads like something posted by a 10 year old hence I find it hard to believe that you played against The Don.

 

[Victor Ian]

This post reads like something posted by a 10 year old hence I find it hard to believe that you played against The Don.

What? What? What? Learn to read. He watched the Don. And it is very well written. I don't know how he maintained such great composure among all the manure that has sullied his awesome insight.

 

[Adders]

This post reads like something posted by a 10 year old hence I find it hard to believe that you played against The Don.

Wtf????????

And you should learn to read.......he said hes watched the Don play, not played against him.

 

[Shri]

I have played the game at First Class,State and represented my country.

Huh. What's your name?

 

[Victor Ian]

Imagine.......Imagine he's Border!

I don't want him to reveal and just hope he's not Marsh. I dissed Marsh and his sons recently and have felt bad ever since.

 

[Shri]

Imagine.......Imagine he's Border!

I don't want him to reveal and just hope he's not Marsh. I dissed Marsh and his sons recently and have felt bad ever since.

Can't be Border. Burgey still has his pants on.

 

[TheJediBrah]

He never directly said he represented his country at cricket.

Maybe he's the captain of the Australian lawn bowls team

which would still be quite impressive mind you

 

[Spark]

I swear I've seen someone on here identify him on a scorecard before. Time to look at QLD keepers from the 50s?

 

[flibbertyjibber]

I swear I've seen someone on here identify him on a scorecard before. Time to look at QLD keepers from the 50s?

If he played for Australia then process of elimination would narrow it down a fair bit just crossing off the ones no longer with us.

 

[Spark]

If he played for Australia then process of elimination would narrow it down a fair bit just crossing off the ones no longer with us.

Definitely a Queenslander and 90% he's a keeper. That should narrow it enough.

 

[Shri]

Definitely a Queenslander and 90% he's a keeper. That should narrow it enough.

Barry Jarman or Brian Taber? Neither are from QLD though.

 

[Burgey]

I said before I thought Jon McLean.

 

[Spark]

Hahahaha only off my a few decades then with my guess, oops.

 

[Kirkut]

I said before I thought Jon McLean.

Close, but the actual name is John Alexander Mclean, that would make JAMAC but he's JBMAC,

 

[Shri]

I said before I thought Jon McLean.

Born in 1946. Almost impossible to clearly remember the Don batting imo. He would have been 3 when he retired.

 

[Burgey]

Well, whilst I am a lover of initials as nicknames because of TOTAB, JBMAC's username can be whatever he wants it to be.

 

[TheJediBrah]

Close, but the actual name is John Alexander Mclean, that would make JAMAC but he's JBMAC,

Hmm that's indisputable proof I guess. No one would have a username that isn't the exact same as their real name.

Still not sure why Mr & Mrs Brah named me TheJedi but hey I'm not complaining