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Listed below are comments made by Don Caster between Thursday, 31st July 2008 and Monday, 10th November 2008.

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Will HBOS stay independent? 10:11am on 10 Nov 2008 Of course it will not stay independent, has anyone ever known HMG keep it's nose out of anything.
Pietersen revels in his coronation 8:44pm on 04 Aug 2008 It's time they sorted out the qualification to play for your country. You should be born in the UK, with British parents, the only exemption would be diplomats and Armed Forces Personel, none of this, my Aunt, 36 times removed, was born in England, so I can play for them. Its been a joke for years, Grieg, Lamb, Nassar, Jardine, etc, etc, foreigners who have captained or played for England. We always jump on the band-waggon if a foreigner gives the slightest excuse to play for us. If Graham Smith told us his great great Aunty was born in Luton, we would be asking him to play for us.
Pietersen revels in his coronation 5:24pm on 04 Aug 2008 A very dark day when we have to pick a South African to be captain of England. he couldn't even get in the South African team, that says it all.
Pietersen revels in his coronation 5:23pm on 04 Aug 2008 What a huge mistake the Cricket Board have made. Pieterson is not the man for captain, he lacks experience and is a self centered player who just plays for himself.
He is immature and throws his wicket away too many times. Not the right man.
Frail batting costs England again 1:33pm on 04 Aug 2008 The biggest mistake the England Selectors have ever made. Pieterson has no experience as captain of any team let alone a Test side. They will live to regret it, pieterson is a selfish, vain individual who only cares about himself. He lacks credibility and throws away his wicket too often. Big mistake.
Outstanding Smith deserves his success 2:47pm on 03 Aug 2008 Get rid of that Pogo hoping Clown Panesaar, it's time the Umpires stopped his incessant appealing and prancing around. He is just an average bowler with limited ability who cannot field, drops simple catches, and runs like a Carthorse.
Outstanding Smith deserves his success 2:43pm on 03 Aug 2008 Good, thank God Vaughan has gone at last, he has proved himself a poor batsman, and even poorer captain. Now he has gone lets get Trethcosick back, dump that selfish Pieterson until he learns to grow up and be mature. I thought Vaughan look a real cry-baby in his interview, what on earth have his Mother and Father to do with being England Captain. The next to go should be Peter Moores, a nothing man, with no personality, and what experience does he have, he wasn't even a half decent cricketer himself. Get Hussain and Gatting as selectors with perhaps Gooch.
Frail batting costs England again 8:47pm on 02 Aug 2008 England back to their pathetic best. Uaughan has to go, he is a poor batsman and he isn't even a brilliant captain. Panesaar has to stop this stupid appealing at almost every ball, grow up son and act your age. Pieterson throws his wicket away again, drop him for a season until he learns patience. Foster in for Ambrose, and with Vaughan gone, trescothick can come back.
Pressure mounting on the England captain 4:22pm on 31 Jul 2008 Vaughan has to go, he is so inconsistant, and what has he done as captain, beaten New Zealand, well most village teams could do that. Vaughan is resting on his past victories and cannot be relied upon as a batsman. Please don't bring Prior back, he gave away 50 runs in byes in one match, I don't call that being a good keeper. Strauss as captain, Broad back for his batting alone. England are just an average team with no really consistant players, except perhaps Sidebottom, but never as captain as someone suggested. Pieterson needs a good talking too withy regard to being responsible and not throwing his wicket away, he should be dropped for a series until he grows up and acts adult like.

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