after he has played so long and won matches for england he is no more eeeeeenglish bcz he made a mistake like eeeeenglish don’t make any disgusting
Egomaniac, or just not English enough?
By Will last year, mid-January Add your comment below
What is clear, though, is
that Pietersen’s directness has put noses out of joint. In part, this
is the story of a culture clash: self-deprecation, Pietersen will
have discovered, is more the English way. And yet the phrase “I would
rather be king of my own castle”, relating to the power of the
captain, was written by none other than Mike Brearley. No one called
him an egomaniac.
Lawrence Booth, aka The Spin. I’d add that the ECB weren’t altogether overjoyed with the amount of work Pietersen decided to do on his castle. Extensions, renovations; a little darkened closet for Belly in the bell tower, but no name plate on Moores’ door.
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3 Responses to “Egomaniac, or just not English enough?”
January 14th, 2009 at 4.52 am
January 14th, 2009 at 6.47 am
I think his timing was not great. After losing a test series and getting whitewashed in one-dayers and losing the Stanford match, KP wasn’t scoring high in the “what have you done for me lately?” sense. And, even worse timing, the Ashes is coming in 6 months, so a protracted battle of wills was not acceptable, and I imagine a major renovation seemed impractical.
January 16th, 2009 at 9.00 pm
Oh please he was english just fine when he was getting runs and now not english enough? He’s more english than any other player……..make that all of them combined in that team team.
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