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Same. 😎

And why do we jump in the shower, pop down the shops, grab a taxi, hop on the bus and catch a train? Besides, it all sounds very exhausting anyway. That's quite a day.

I have never understood why saying a girl is a bit of a dog is a very negative thing, but to say to a guy "you absolute dog!!" Is a real compliment.

I have already been wondering how I'm going to feel when my number's up, but this is just going to confuse me more. I don't even know which number.

I'll start, because it's been bugging me all night. What's the larger number out of the two, umpteen or eleventy? 🤷

Sounds like it was an all out orgy at your school to be honest

Maybe he's got a rich uncle. I will check my spam folder

Hope he got a detention for that.

You see it with accused in the dock at the Old Bailey all the time. Once a convict, always a convict. 🤪

It's a fair point. It was a lot to do with the balance of the game at the time wasn't it.

I wonder ........

Banned wasn't it? Or certainly not played.

Yes and we should have given Ireland back to the Irish too. 🤪

It's just the way I was brought up SB. To be honest. I remember playing Sunday league and I was chasing a player down, who broke free and was trying to stop him having a shot from the edge of the box. No-one else was up with play He hit it and it appeared to go through the side netting and...

I saw a documentary about that. The Bodyline tour.

Have to add, I am always for fair play. Whichever team, theirs or ours. I don't even like the City shithousing to win a game. I guess I am just old school like that.

When was this? I can't remember it.

No, I agree. Cricket does set itself apart from other elite sports at times though and this spirit is still there to be found at times. Last year I believe it was a wicket keeper who bumped into a runner and the runner tumbled over and was out of his crease. The keeper could have ran him out...

I would hope not, but you might be right.

Isn't the difference he was trying to ground his bat to show he was still in and Bairstow believed the play was over, because it had gone straight through to the keeper and was not trying to gain any advantage. I get your point, but seems to me that the play here was still on and Grandhome...