I think it is what happened to Tommy Robinson. It is just a coincidence that he also tried to travel on false passports, committed fraud and ignored warnings about talking publicly about court cases (among other things). The police ignored all those small crimes and focussed on him saying he was...
Exactly. People accept a set of five which fundamentally changed the game from an over but kick off about a word used to describe a player. Incredible.
Slightly odd post. But you crack on.
I have coached cricket for several years and we have one girl who is really good and plays in the boy’s team. For a while we have not said batsman. It is very simple.
“You are next to bat”
“Who is batting at the other end”
I don’t particularly like the...
It was a term hardly used in 2000 because the language had evolved before the laws. This time the laws are changing before some people feel ready for it. I simply can’t compute people moaning about a change. Some of the Aussie comms deffo used the term during the 90s. Richie benaud being the...
I don’t remember people kicking off back in 2000 when the laws of the game changed from referring to fielder instead of fieldsman. It is almost like people are being convinced to kick off about something that really doesn’t matter. Imagine being a person that got angry about whether someone was...