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I could use some extra dough, hmu I got a unique pair
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Greg Chappell Today
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Cricketer Of The Year
My business email is camilacabellofeetpics@gmail.com. HMU and we can work something out.I could use some extra dough, hmu I got a unique pair
That’s pretty low for a coaching gig for a major team tbh..
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Not really feeling either extreme here. If a non-rich journalist or an author, for example, that I enjoyed reading for years was hard up to the extent of asking for donations, I’d throw him a small contribution out of sentimental value even if they were upper middle class before and not do a wallet police audit on them.
That’s not true for me in this case because I was born almost a decade after his career ended but there must be some in the older crowd who want to thank him for the memories. I must say there's a some dark irony though that the man who was trying to push Laxman, Dravid and Tendulkar to retirement in their early 30s for no reason is at the center of this.
I have a fair bit of sympathy in this case because I think he played for a while before the boom of cricket salaries in Australia and didn’t make a lifetime income of it despite Cricket Australia making millions off the team in which was either the best or second best player (after Lillee).
That’s not true for me in this case because I was born almost a decade after his career ended but there must be some in the older crowd who want to thank him for the memories. I must say there's a some dark irony though that the man who was trying to push Laxman, Dravid and Tendulkar to retirement in their early 30s for no reason is at the center of this.
I have a fair bit of sympathy in this case because I think he played for a while before the boom of cricket salaries in Australia and didn’t make a lifetime income of it despite Cricket Australia making millions off the team in which was either the best or second best player (after Lillee).
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Player X was the most clear example of this...it really broke him, to the point he 'allegedly' fixed matches and exerted power to gain the financial power he so badly craved, and that he would've had if he'd been born 10 years later + would've been an IPL star
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Who is this player X?
mr_mister
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I'm comparing it the common man's job, the people who he's asking for cash from
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The sports talk tour seems to be dominated by a certain type. Outspoken, charismatic (to many), egotistical, perceived as larrikins and rarely let the truth interfere with a good story. Think Merv Hughes and Jeff Thomson and former AFL players such as Warwick Capper.
I'm not sure Creg Chappell fits the bill though, personally, I'd find him more interesting.
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@mr_mister what do you think of billionaires?
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Cairns named as Player X
The Herald can reveal that the player being named as Player X is New Zealand legend Chris Cairns.
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mr_mister
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I mean I don't think anybody needs more than 10-20 million to their name
Anything above that is just showing off