sledger
Spanish_Vicente
Lol irony not lost here.
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I don't actually hate Bopara thread
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Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
Dobell will probably be the next Aggers. Everything is wahh wahh wahh.
Bloke was carried by Kimber during Polite Enquiries. He's now gone off on his own and is being exposed for being a thoroughly uninteresting man.
his constant Twitter rant about how the English T20 shouldn't copy the BBL was something to see. Just a huge huge whinge.
Bloke was carried by Kimber during Polite Enquiries. He's now gone off on his own and is being exposed for being a thoroughly uninteresting man.
his constant Twitter rant about how the English T20 shouldn't copy the BBL was something to see. Just a huge huge whinge.
GIMH
Norwood's on Fire
y u always gotta be racist dude
Swingpanzee
International Regular
not as good as Da Wood
referrring to Spikey's post btw
referrring to Spikey's post btw
sledger
Spanish_Vicente
You're known as Tiger Jono Singh in Aus, I hear.
Cabinet96
Global Moderator
Tbf, everyone saying England should copy the big bash is looking for reasons to explain why England are doing badly other than them just being ****. Slightly contradictory criticisms IMO. Disagree about him on Polite Enquiries also. The quality drops when he's not on them.
Oh and btw absolute lol at Cricinfo doing polite enquiries without either of them recently. As if I'm going to watch that ****.
Jono
Virat Kohli (c)
It wasn't his view that I disliked, but his constant whining about people wanting to follow something that has clearly been successful.
Another great Dobell moment was when he kept criticising Clarke for his declaration in Adelaide vs India, and potted Brettig for defending the declaration. Even asked Brettig what he thought of Clarke's declaration at tea, and Brettig responded something along the lines of "ask me in 2 hours". Australia win, and of course Dobell says Clarke got lucky and he was still right. Was just like Richard on CW.
Was great because it summed up him and his conservative nature and just not understanding how some people could have a different view on how cricket should be played.
Another great Dobell moment was when he kept criticising Clarke for his declaration in Adelaide vs India, and potted Brettig for defending the declaration. Even asked Brettig what he thought of Clarke's declaration at tea, and Brettig responded something along the lines of "ask me in 2 hours". Australia win, and of course Dobell says Clarke got lucky and he was still right. Was just like Richard on CW.
Was great because it summed up him and his conservative nature and just not understanding how some people could have a different view on how cricket should be played.
Viscount Tom
International Debutant
Conclusion, Richard is actually George Dobell.
theegyptian
International Vice-Captain
Dobell and Aggers don't have a whole lot in common imo.
Aggers is a former cricketer but isn't particularly bothered about following cricket unless he has too and definitely gives no ****s about county cricket. Writes a few puff pieces for bbc and waitrose which I've never read. Though he lacks a lot of current cricketing knowledge and has some pretty conservative views on the game he is a very good anchor on TMS imo. Very smooth and a safe pair of hands.
Dobell imo seems to have a genuine affection for the game and especially county cricket. Spends a lot of time following county cricket and seems to enjoy it. I don't really enjoy or agree with a lot of what he writes so I don't really read much of it these days (and never watch any of cricinfo's videoes). Goes off on a tangent to his article to make some salient (to him) point too often. He does though due to his comprehensive following of county cricket have more idea about what is going on than most and the right to an opinion on the issues of english county cricket- and for that to be taken seriously.