Showing posts with label greg shipperd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label greg shipperd. Show all posts

Sunday, January 27, 2008

Traralgon Tales

Victoria travelled all the way to Traralgon to allow the red backs to be bowled out for 160.

The redbacks are rubbish.

Let me rephrase, their batsmen are rubbish.

Their bowlers are ok.

I can’t believe they went within 4 wickets of beating us at home.

We’re not rubbish, are we?

Today the game was over when their captain, who was once a batsman, and is now a part time offie only, went out to take the game to 6/76.

If you don’t count the old Victorian and the fat dude, the redbacks best batsman bat at 7, 8 & 9.

Horrible.

The wickets were shared, and Nannes, Harwood, & Denton were hardly missed.

You would have to say the Vics are no chance of making the final, even with the bonus point, that I assume they get.

Even being that they were only chasing 160, and they went for the bonus point losing 6 wickets is a bit of a worry.

Even if it was Tait that did the majority of the damage.

Oh and they lost 3 for 10 at one stage.

Shipperd, did I not ask you to fix this problem, don’t make me come down there.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

day four

The Vics did what I said they would do, they won, whilst giving us all a scare.

Early on they lost 2/4, and then later on they lost 2/0.

Sure I said they would lose 3 quick wickets at a time, but let us not quibble over mere details.

They probably needed the Son of Tony Jewell to anchor the innings as losing 6 wickets was more than enough for me.

Shame Nick didn’t get his ton, he is a very good old school opening batsmen, sort of like the big cheeseburger, only smaller. Junior burger perhaps.

Future Pm David Hussey’s innings was odd. 50odd of 40ood balls seemed a weird contribution to the days play.

Highlights of the match would have to be McDonalds return to form with both bat and ball and Siddle’s continued skinny bowling average.

But Mr Shipperd please fix our mini collapses, I eat a lot of cheese, and therefore probably have a bad heart.

Cameron Whites golden duck is not news worthy.

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

bushrangers conquer gabba with my help

Thanks to Dick Pound, Greg Shipperd and my blogging genius Victorian have produced the most unlikely result since Julia Roberts allowed Lyle Lovett into her life.

You can forgive the new texas bulls for being a down after losing Noffke, Bichel and Broad from bowling duties.

But getting bowled out for 70 odd is nasty and usually you can’t blame injuries on your bowlers for it.

Losing Noffke for the bulls at the moment is akin to losing Hitler 4 weeks into the war, things will go on, but they won’t be the same.

I think it’s a good thing for the Queenslanders that they can blame this loss on their injuries, because we know that the Bushrangers were gonna come back and win this one regardless.

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Nofke and Bichel run away scared

Apparently my blog holds more weight than I thought.

Ashley Noffke has disappeared, the word on the street was that Aliens had abducted him, then I was sent via telegram this afternoon.

“I, Dick Pound, having stared at Ashley Noffkes jar of wee for 12 hours, and having watched the past and present tapes of Mr Noffke, can come to no other conclusion that Mr Noffke is a Drug cheat, and as such he is in a underground bunker in Monaco being interrogated by rabid monkeys”

So that explains why he wasn’t out there.

All this confused Greg Shipperd, who after reading my blog knew that he needed to get rid of Noffke, but since Dick had him, Greg decided to take Andy Bichel out instead.

These brave men have made it slightly easier for the bushrangers to make one hell of a come back.

The main man of the Brad pack, Hodge, went on a rampage against the newly toothless new texas side and scooped up a double ton. While that was happening Nick (sot) Jewell decided on a big hundred of his own. While the rest of the vic batsmen played cards.

Could victoria really win this game?

Monday, November 19, 2007

whats he been sniffing

Drug testers need to get up to New Texas as soon as possible.

Ashley Noffke needs to be piss tested.

There is no way he can really be that good.

He cannot take 6 for and then make 80 odd, that’s f*cken superhuman.

This is the same guy that use to bowl pies for a living.

Suddenly he is Keith Miller or something, its disturbing.

Someone on this blog did suggest that all victoria needed to do was slow Noffke down and we could win this game.

Perhaps Shipherd doesn’t read this blog, which isn’t good enough.

Do the Victorians want to win, because if they did, they would listen to me, and therefore not be 200 runs behind after the first innings.

Victoria you need to start listening to your bloggers, we have your best intentions at heart.

Your future depends on it.

Wednesday, November 14, 2007

goin to new texas

Victoria stroll up to the gabba this week.

I say stroll, because they usually the crawl like wimpy little babies.

But if form and pitch conditions are anything to go by, they should be favourites to take this game out.

No excuses about early season grass tops.

The gabba looked like it was in Hobart last week.

Ok so Harwood is out, but surely by now Victoria are use to going into games with Shane Harwood out through injury.

He plays less cricket than Hansie Cronje after all.

The new texas bulls won’t have their captain, and since he was the only batsmen who looked like he could hold their bat against the warriors, that can’t be a bad thing for the vics.

The vics do have to understand that some things will just happen in this game, Noffke will take at least 6 wickets and will make at least 60 runs, that is because he grows an extra leg (Keith Millers I think) when he plays us.

This is to be expected and Greg Shiperd can formulate some plan to have this extra leg just far enough away from the Victorian butts by day 4, that he can’t kick them with it.

The Vics cannot afford to lose games like this, kick em while their down, steal their lunch money and ask their girlfriend out before they regain consciousness I say.