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Thread: How badly affected are you by Shane Warne's tragic death?

post 1657373963 03-05-2022, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted By lancefraudd⏩
I think Shane's death will impact many of those who do not even care about cricket, similar to how Kobe's death made the world sad, or Muhammad Ali. This man was so much bigger than just cricket and transcended the sport
Wait, you’re serious?

99% of the world has never heard of this guy. How did he “transcend” sports?

And Kobe didn’t transcend sports IMO. Few athletes achieve that. Maybe Ali, Tyson, Usain Bolt, Cristian Ronaldo.

Kobe was a basketball player, big player, famous, nice guy, but outside of basketball (which is outside of the USA) not many people really cared. They were more sad at the tragedy of the event, has he been a 70yr old nobody would care.

Ali was a hero and truly transcended sports. Tyson was the “baddest man in the planet”, that’s a different sort of aura. Bolt has basically become synonymous with speed, which is bigger than basketball since everyone can relate to speed. And Cristiano has inspired millions all over the world, from the Europe to South America to Asia to Africa. Although he has t “transcended” his sport as much as the other guys.

Kobe was a great ball player. I guess the second best of his generation.
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Originally Posted By r32gojirra⏩
look he had a go of Liz Hurley’s milkers in their prime so he lived a good life

Probably more than most people will ever achieve

Also some cricket stuff
Wasn’t it Hugh Grant who had her in her prime? And Shane got the over 30s post-wall leftovers?
post 1657374103 03-05-2022, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted By plsmire⏩
Wasn’t it Hugh Grant who had her in her prime? And Shane got the over 30s post-wall leftovers?
She still hasn’t hit the wall
post 1657374143 03-05-2022, 05:32 AM
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sad for cricket fans ..........but thats about it
post 1657374153 03-05-2022, 05:32 AM
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He was the reason why I got into cricket. lol what I’ve never heard of this dude before and people watch cricket?
post 1657374433 03-05-2022, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted By AWSbruh⏩
He was the reason why I got into cricket. lol what I’ve never heard of this dude before and people watch cricket?
Over a Billion people watch it.
post 1657374453 03-05-2022, 05:42 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
sad for cricket fans ..........but thats about it
Don't forget John The Bookie-he was his best customer.
post 1657374623 03-05-2022, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Don't forget John The Bookie-he was his best customer.
was john a cricket fan? what about Donnie the Dealer?
post 1657374673 03-05-2022, 05:49 AM
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Originally Posted By plsmire⏩
Wait, you’re serious?

99% of the world has never heard of this guy. How did he “transcend” sports?

And Kobe didn’t transcend sports IMO. Few athletes achieve that. Maybe Ali, Tyson, Usain Bolt, Cristian Ronaldo.

Kobe was a basketball player, big player, famous, nice guy, but outside of basketball (which is outside of the USA) not many people really cared. They were more sad at the tragedy of the event, has he been a 70yr old nobody would care.

Ali was a hero and truly transcended sports. Tyson was the “baddest man in the planet”, that’s a different sort of aura. Bolt has basically become synonymous with speed, which is bigger than basketball since everyone can relate to speed. And Cristiano has inspired millions all over the world, from the Europe to South America to Asia to Africa. Although he has t “transcended” his sport as much as the other guys.

Kobe was a great ball player. I guess the second best of his generation.
Very true-the only time most people in the UK knew anything about him before his death was the rape stuff-he didn't transcend Basketball worldwide like Magic Johnson, Rodman & Shaq did-where even if you weren't a fan of the sport you knew who they were. Warne transcends Cricket in Europe, South Africa, other Cricket playing countries in Africa, Zimbabwe, Caribbean, Subcontinent, but very few in the US would know him other than because of Liz Hurley-only expats really. That is purely due to Cricket never really taking off to the masses in the US-I doubt many Americans have even heard of Don Bradman or Garfield Sobers. Just like most people outside of the US who aren't fans of American Football would be able to name anybody-maybe Dan Marino, William Perry as he had some mainstream name over here in the mid 1980's when American Football on television took off & Dick Buttkiss for his acting.
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Over a Billion people watch it.
Population of India.
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post 1657374703 03-05-2022, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
was john a cricket fan? what about Donnie the Dealer?
He was certainly interested in weather forecasts & pitch reports.
post 1657374773 03-05-2022, 05:52 AM
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Originally Posted By BraddlesMcGee⏩
Goodbye Warnie.

That's Tony Greig.



post 1657374883 03-05-2022, 05:56 AM
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His plastic face and general idiocy softened the blow for me.
fist yourself
post 1657375023 03-05-2022, 06:00 AM
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Originally Posted By LargePeter⏩
Biggest countries playing cricket on an international level have over 3bn people

Half the fukin planet is aware of the guy

The fact he routinely eviscerated Pommy batting line ups has you fukin furious
cricket is a crap sport though for unfit people
post 1657375413 03-05-2022, 06:12 AM
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
cricket is a crap sport though for unfit people
You must be kidding. What other sport plays five days in a row for seven hours or so a day? Jonty Rhodes was probably the fittest athlete in the world when he was playing.
post 1657375593 03-05-2022, 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
You must be kidding. What other sport plays five days in a row for seven hours or so a day? Jonty Rhodes was probably the fittest athlete in the world when he was playing.
mostly standing around, stop for tea, fat fcks can play it LOL

some skill involved and a few no doubt fit but overall more a game than sport


with some daft rules
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He died of heart attack before his mother and father passed.

"He is survived by his children Jackson, Brooke and Summer, mother and father Bridgette and Keith, and brother Jason."
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post 1657375943 03-05-2022, 06:30 AM
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Very upset
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cricket has some of the best cheating in any sport................ball tampering LOL
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I don't think he's well known in the US, yet 52 is WAY too young (I'm 50) so my heart goes to him and his family.
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
mostly standing around, stop for tea, fat fcks can play it LOL

some skill involved and a few no doubt fit but overall more a game than sport


with some daft rules
Not really-the players are constantly moving in the field-running after the ball to save runs/boundaries, leaping/diving to make catches, charging at the ball to effect a run-out etc. They are often batting in extreme heat or cold. Soccer teams play what once or twice a week for 90 minutes a time. There aren't too many porkers in the modern era-but even back in the day the fat guys could still move-David Boon was probably the best short-leg fielder ever & pulled off some blinding athletic diving catches. Botham's diet was booze, ***s & curry-he was pulled out of panto for emergency cover in early 1992 & looked like a blimp at the WC-but he was one of the leading bowlers of the tournament at 36 years old & made some good runs & fielded brilliantly as well. Fast bowlers sending down 20 plus overs a day with their long-run ups.

I would love to see other sports playing five consecutive days, for a third or so of the day-none of them would do it.
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Originally Posted By TheGattingBall⏩
Very upset
The Gibbs ball in 1999 was even better than the Gatting Ball.
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I was at chemist warehouse today and saw his scent on the shelf and thought no more scent dollars for you Warnie, the vax did you in m8
Sad!
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Never heard of the guy.

It didn't hit me as hard as finding out Kobe died.
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Originally Posted By AncientYouth⏩
cricket has some of the best cheating in any sport................ball tampering LOL
Nobody better or worse at cheating discreetly than this guy & nobody better at fixing & cheating than the Pakistani's.





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Originally Posted By byzantine75⏩
I was at chemist warehouse today and saw his scent on the shelf and thought no more scent dollars for you Warnie, the vax did you in m8
Sad!
She wanted Warnies D mate.

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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Not really-the players are constantly moving in the field-running after the ball to save runs/boundaries, leaping/diving to make catches, charging at the ball to effect a run-out etc. They are often batting in extreme heat or cold. Soccer teams play what once or twice a week for 90 minutes a time. There aren't too many porkers in the modern era-but even back in the day the fat guys could still move-David Boon was probably the best short-leg fielder ever & pulled off some blinding athletic diving catches. Botham's diet was booze, ***s & curry-he was pulled out of panto for emergency cover in early 1992 & looked like a blimp at the WC-but he was one of the leading bowlers of the tournament at 36 years old & made some good runs & fielded brilliantly as well. Fast bowlers sending down 20 plus overs a day with their long-run ups.

I would love to see other sports playing five consecutive days, for a third or so of the day-none of them would do it.
LOL no cricketer could match the fitness of the avarage footballer,, wearing trousers while playing elite level sport

there is a reason why Indians play cricket........one track and field gold medal in olympic history........zero representation in 99% of sports at a decent level
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
She wanted Warnies D mate.

Lol that sloot be gagging for it
Scent probably contained pungent sweat from Warnies dew flaps
He will be missed
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
You must be kidding. What other sport plays five days in a row for seven hours or so a day? Jonty Rhodes was probably the fittest athlete in the world when he was playing.
Lmao stop. I love cricket but just no.
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I honestly never even heard of him. Never knew misc watched cricket
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