Sounds like you fit in well immigrant. Racist, sour, bitter and twisted.
I enjoyed my time in Australia but swerved many like you, as many do.
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[Cricket] Snowflake Aussies
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Sounds like you fit in well immigrant. Racist, sour, bitter and twisted.
I enjoyed my time in Australia but swerved many like you, as many do.
seagullwedgee
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I thought that was a good one too, well played!
Sirnormangall
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I’d have probably asked them 2 questions:
1. Have they ever seen the aggressive bowling of Lillee and Thompson?
2. Does the cheating sh1t Smith deserve anything better?
Tyrone Biggums
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Oh you poor dear sweet little man baby. Have never come across someone who is supposed is to be an adult? Get so triggered by words on a screen.
I'm not an immigrant, native born.
Arabic Market?
Maybe you forget what happened here a couple of years ago, one thing for certain Aussie sports are generally not for the faint hearted, have you ever been to an AFL match?https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/opinion/115086891/ashes-steve-smith-scare-shows-cricket-hasnt-learned-from-phillip-hughes-tragedy
WOW, so for starters where do you get racist from? Secondly how do you know he emigrated? So he doesn't like cricket and that makes him "sour bitter and twisted," I think maybe someone should go look in the mirror.
He would see what he came from.
Ah mate I am talking about you. I dont see him being bitter and twisted but your post on the other hand!!!!!
Taybha
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Cricket has been waiting a long time for a freak of nature to push the boundaries of the game to it's limit , with a run up no more than than a medium pacer , Joffra Archer is in the nicest term possible that Freak , Batsmen all over the world will be hoping nobody teaches him how to use a run up to gain extra pace , when someone appears on the sporting scene that seems to be better than the rest it should inspire those who play the game to better themselves to meet the challenge , not lay down with a whimper or find some excuse to cry foul .
Aussies complaining about Archers ferocity and talent is just laughable in the context of what's gone before , Carry On Bowling Joffra .
Aussies complaining about Archers ferocity and talent is just laughable in the context of what's gone before , Carry On Bowling Joffra .
Greg Bobkin
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If it's a noun, why are you using as a verb?
Mr Cleansheets
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He really shouldn't be though. Smith is one of the genuine good blokes in Australian cricket - his crime was to turn a blind eye to the evil antics of others.
Speaking as a proud Australian cricket fan, it pains me to say that there has been an era of utter dickheadery - pretty much since Ponting retired. The team was overtaken by a cadre of precious princesses whose moods and egos had to be very carefully navigated by everyone, including administrators, media, even selectors FFS! In better news, the ****wits will be all gone once Warner retires, and the way he's batting right now, that won't be long.
This was my take on the Smith situation a week after it happened...
https://www.insidesport.com.au/anal...in-smith-go-down-with-the-sinking-ship-488022
The Wizard
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Seem to remember Mitchell Johnson steaming in and blasting 93/94mph rockets at our batsman’s faces and having that hideous smug mustache smirk on his stupid face in the whitewash down under, it’s nonsense. It’s always been a legitimate tactic in cricket and the day health and safety goes mental enough to ban bouncers and hostile bowling would be the day cricket dies.
Bloody hell! Have a word with yourself. He was the CAPTAIN.
The conduct of his team was HIS responsibility, and he failed in his duty massively - and consciously did so.
He is a cheat, pure and simple, and your defence of that does you absolutely no favours.
Wonder where these Aussies were when Michael Clarke threatened James Anderson with a broken arm at the Gabba?
seagullwedgee
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This.
Steve Smith was not lead astray. In his own words, he was part of the leadership group who conceived and discussed the idea of sandpaper, and he was the skipper who instructed his rookie to cheat on fild.
Get a grip on reality please, there is not a single decent sinew in Smith’s body.
And not even one who could "fight back", Anderson isn't by any means a fast bowler who's likely to seriously threaten a world class batsman with pace and fire.
