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Hah — I read your post of a year ago and there is an hysterically funny Aussie comment right at the end…
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Memories of a golden summer
By Will 2 years ago, mid-June Leave a comment on this post
On June 13, 2005 (a year ago tomorrow), this happened. Ah, that was a belter - and the spark which ignited the summer.
Interesting what Stu said:
A very fair account from an understandably excited English supported - and good luck to you!
And you’re right, while it is “only 20/20″ and the Aussie press will make a number of statements about why it doesn’t matter, I for one would still rather have won it, and on past tours, against lesser English sides, the result would’ve been reversed - so enjoy……you’re also right on another point, I still say wait for the tests…
12 months on and half the squad are on crutches, or worse, and we’re facing a very fine Pakistan team ahead of this winter’s Ashes. I’m off back to the steaming, stinking, rat-infested, unfriendly, over-priced, watch-your-wallet, don’t-look-at-me-or-else, mind-the-gap, mine’s-a-pint, bastard brilliant city of London now.
Tags: ashes, australia, england, memories, pakistan, the-ashes, twenty20 |
2 Responses to “Memories of a golden summer”
June 13th, 2006 at 3.06 am
June 20th, 2006 at 9.58 pm
hi sir
can i communicate with Mr Bob Woolmer through email.
i know i donot hav any experience of competitive cricket still i could suggest u some ways of tacklin Hoggard on the england tour
thank you
intisar ali
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