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‘He’s in a good place’ – oh toss off
By Will 2 years ago, mid-November, 5 Comments »
Right. I need some help. Over the past 12 months or so, the phrase “he’s in a good place” has sprung up like a particularly virilent form of hospital super bug and it’s resisting every fathomable disinfectment. It’s everywhere. Steve Harmison has been described as “in a good place” ever since he returned to the England side, and now Andrew Symonds has also joined him in this happy sphere of goodness. Form counts for nothing these days, despite what Peter Moores bangs on about (“yeah. He’s looking a million dollars in the nets”). It’s all about how happy they are; whether they’re in their special, good place.
Where is it, and how do you gain entry? Answers on a postcard, or ideally in the comments below.
5 Comments »If we play to our potential…
By Will 5 years ago, at the end of May, 6 Comments »
I’m making my first Ashes prediction of the summer. I predict Michael Vaughan’s “If we play to our potential, we can certainly put them under some pressure” phrase will outdo Ponting’s “Ahh, look mate, we’re just…” by a ratio of 4-2 by the end of the summer. Pah: who says England don’t have a chance?
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