Ashes 21/22

[God is an Englishman]

Are we taking bets on todays result? I think the Aussie have got this. going for 2-0 after today.

No

Didn't think you would lol

Never bet on your own team..

[Bomber]

Are we taking bets on todays result? I think the Aussie have got this. going for 2-0 after today.

No

Didn't think you would lol

Never bet on your own team..

Tell that to Dennis Lille and Rod Marsh!

[God is an Englishman]

Are we taking bets on todays result? I think the Aussie have got this. going for 2-0 after today.

No

Didn't think you would lol

Never bet on your own team..

Tell that to Dennis Lille and Rod Marsh!

Didn't they bet on the other team?

[Bomber]

Are we taking bets on todays result? I think the Aussie have got this. going for 2-0 after today.

No

Didn't think you would lol

Never bet on your own team..

Tell that to Dennis Lille and Rod Marsh!

Didn't they bet on the other team?

Yes, hence the

[God is an Englishman]

No

Didn't think you would lol

Never bet on your own team..

Tell that to Dennis Lille and Rod Marsh!

Didn't they bet on the other team?

Yes, hence the

Aussies and their match fixing. Lillee, Mash, Waugh. Warne..

[God is an Englishman]

At one point yesterday there was 10 aussies on the pitch and 2 of them were umpires.

What's with all the foreigners in your side?

[Cooper]

2-0

[Bomber]

poms need to win all 3 now. Good luck with that

[C U Next Saturday]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

[MegaBonus]

if anyone is feeling down and needs a laugh, do yourself a favour and head to the readers comments on any of the English papers websites Ashes articles

[N5 1BH]

The aussies can't keep getting lucky

[Cooper]

The English surely can't keep being really cabernet can they?

[N5 1BH]

That was the 2 warm up games denied to us earlier. 3-2 England, Root top scorer

[God is an Englishman]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

And still the #1 batsmen in the world

[C U Next Saturday]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

And still the #1 batsmen in the world

First #1 batsmen to never hit a 100 in Australia ...

Lets hope they select Zac Crawley. 156 runs in 14 innings this year averaging 11.14

[Just Dave now]

The aussies can't keep getting lucky

yes batted better bowled better and fielded better lucky sherry lol

[Bomber]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

I blame the barmy army for having so little effect on the team. If I'm wrong, then imagine how much worse the poms would be!

[God is an Englishman]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

I blame the barmy army for having so little effect on the team. If I'm wrong, then imagine how much worse the poms would be!

We are awesome though, the reactions of the players show much they love what we do.

[C U Next Saturday]

We are awesome though, the reactions of the players show much they love what we do.

Probably a case of being nice . Think we all know the Barmy Army was quieter than normal even with the reduction in crowd

[Bomber]

joe root, 12 tests in aus for 11 losses and a draw
and still hasn't hit a 100 in Australia..

I blame the barmy army for having so little effect on the team. If I'm wrong, then imagine how much worse the poms would be!

We are awesome though, the reactions of the players show much they love what we do.

Yes, they repay you by playing poorly. Either you're not supporting well enough, or the team isn't responding well enough. But keep it up, it's working well....FOR US!

[MegaBonus]

for shittttts and giggles, Australia should bring Cummins or Hazelwood in to bowl spin in the Boxing Day test

[God is an Englishman]

We are awesome though, the reactions of the players show much they love what we do.

Probably a case of being nice . Think we all know the Barmy Army was quieter than normal even with the reduction in crowd

You must not have gone to the game. Consieering the numbers we were loud all 5 days.

[Bodø]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

[Bomber]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

[God is an Englishman]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

and how boring is the atmosphere at cricket because of it. I'm not surprised an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

[Bomber]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

and how boring is the atmosphere at cricket because of it. I'm not surprised an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

Sit back and enjoy the laid back nature of the game. Would you chant at a district or county game? Do you really need some repetitious drunken pub songs to make the game "exciting"? Maybe poms live such dreary lives that even the most simplest things can amuse them and make them feel so important.

[God is an Englishman]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

and how boring is the atmosphere at cricket because of it. I'm not surprised an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

Sit back and enjoy the laid back nature of the game. Would you chant at a district or county game? Do you really need some repetitious drunken pub songs to make the game "exciting"? Maybe poms live such dreary lives that even the most simplest things can amuse them and make them feel so important.

Yes, I have sung at a county game.

As I said earlier, I'm not surprised that an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

[MegaBonus]

yeah...i guess the Indians, Pakistanis and New Zealanders also dont know how to 'support' their teams.....your delusions of Imperial grandeur are laughable and embarrassing.

[Bomber]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

and how boring is the atmosphere at cricket because of it. I'm not surprised an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

Sit back and enjoy the laid back nature of the game. Would you chant at a district or county game? Do you really need some repetitious drunken pub songs to make the game "exciting"? Maybe poms live such dreary lives that even the most simplest things can amuse them and make them feel so important.

Yes, I have sung at a county game.

As I said earlier, I'm not surprised that an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

So in your definition, if you don't sing drunken pub songs at the cricket, you aren't supporting the team? Tell me which other countries sing such silly ditties at test matches?

[God is an Englishman]

The Barmy Army was pretty vocal on what of the telcast I saw, even when defeat was inevitable. If anything it is Australian fans that don't know how to sing.

Why the need to sing? It's usually a football thing. Majority of sports there's no crowd singing. We let our sportsmen do the talking on the field.
Either way, it seems to be doing very little in lifting the performance of the poms.

and how boring is the atmosphere at cricket because of it. I'm not surprised an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

Sit back and enjoy the laid back nature of the game. Would you chant at a district or county game? Do you really need some repetitious drunken pub songs to make the game "exciting"? Maybe poms live such dreary lives that even the most simplest things can amuse them and make them feel so important.

Yes, I have sung at a county game.

As I said earlier, I'm not surprised that an aussie doesn't understand supporting their team.

So in your definition, if you don't sing drunken pub songs at the cricket, you aren't supporting the team? Tell me which other countries sing such silly ditties at test matches?

No, you don't have to but australians just silently watch, when they bother to turn up. The occasional supporter wikl get drunk and violent or just collapse.

It's not about singing, it's the support.

India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka...