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Neil Wagner is an exception.
Played against him once when he played for Ormskirk in the Liverpool comp.
Top, top fella who's story about how he just wanted to play at the top level was so interesting to hear.
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Played against him once when he played for Ormskirk in the Liverpool comp.
Top, top fella who's story about how he just wanted to play at the top level was so interesting to hear.
Lehmann is a liar.
No surprise that he’s overseen the decline in Australian behaviour , he comes across as a beer drinking decent bloke Everyman type . The truth , including his own personal history , seems to be a bit different .
Toast
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Those words describe loads of cricketers though ?
Maybe that’s the case mate but not all of them have presided a behavioural decline like Lehmann has .
LOL
Jim maxwell on radio 5 earlier was saying exactly that and that the feeling was he was responsible and had dragged the others into it , hence why he’d been pushed out .
Couldn't happen to a nice fella. Vile bully of a man and always has been, now we find out he's a cheater as well. Should never play top-level cricket for any side again.
you can tell jim maxwell is appalled with him and has been for some time, he called them out for their behaviour the night before the sandpaper stuff strangely
Wonder if the whole truth will ever come out, i can't accept warner took it upon himself and smith and lehmann had no knowledge of it.
the basis of the concept would be beyond warners intellect, things seem to be moving towards him being the hardest hit, an attempt to save smith?
Possibly, as i said earlier smith is the golden boy so I'd be surprised if he got any huge penalties. Can see CA trying to ride out the storm then handing down a few small token suspensions, i think they see Warner as expendable now since his reputations completely in the gutter over the incident with Quentin De Kock, and Lehmann to resign. Few sob stories in the press over the next few weeks/months for damage control purposes and they'll hope it's all forgotten about by next summer.
If Lehman wasn't in on it as Smith claimed, how come he was on the walkie talkie to the 12th man sharpish after the cameras picked up on what Bancroft was doing? The 12th man was on the pitch pronto obviously telling Bancroft to hide the yellow object which he had in his pocket which he tried to do.
The evidence more than suggests Lehman knew exactly what was going on and he should've been sacked on the spot and sent home with the others. No way can Smith keep his job either.
The evidence more than suggests Lehman knew exactly what was going on and he should've been sacked on the spot and sent home with the others. No way can Smith keep his job either.
Yep. Even if he wasn't a plotter and only saw it happening on TV, he was involved in the cover up by sending that message out to Bancroft to hide the evidence which makes him as guilty as the rest of them. He surely has to go.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
As Darren Gough said - three batsmen involved, but nobody else ?