Maz said:Who do you play for?
Willow said:My 10 year old has so consequently I'm back chauffeuring - last Saturday was 11 - 12.30 football, 3.30 - 5.30 cricket then took him off to a party after cricket and picked up at 7.30pm then off to Rugby Sunday am - no suprise I never seem to get on my bike. Thankfully the other one only does cricket through the summer.
ilovebikes said:just my school team this year, the coach took much glee last night in announcing the carribean tour in 2010, and that the yr 13's (i.e me) won't be going . still we did go to barbados last feb, o the happy memories
Joe24 said:Do they teach you how to type properly at this school, or just play cricket(not a mans sports)
I dont play cricket, i did play it when i did PE, but never really got into it.
Baseball i thought was good though, thats a more manner sport i think.
ilovebikes said:wld the pair of u mind leaving my threads alone lol, joe i think you mean more manly sport (even if your wrong) not more manner, and yes it is a grammar school, thanks for asking (now wheres the middle finger up smiley??)
Joe24 said:Your middle finger appears to be stuck up........
Is that why you have to type in text speak?
My friends play cricket though, and so does the guy next door. I never got on with the sport, i did used to love bowling and missing the top bit of the loop so it was sort of just a normal throw
Dayvo said:I'd give anything to have a full season of cricket to look forward to again.
I've been retired for far too long now, and prematurely (). Still have a few good innings in me. Have to save it for beach cricket somewhere.
rich p said:Isn't there an expats team in Scandinavia? My dodgy hips retired me some years ago but I'd be ok if I didn't have to run (just 4's and 6's), if I could field in the slips and didn't have to get out of bed for a couple of days afterwards.
rich p said:Just to point out Joe that 'i' should be in capitals