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Message 1 - posted by I R O N S ²
(U1749023)
, Sep 12, 2005
Immortality is 98 overs away
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Message 2 - posted by BIGBirdKiwi
(U1540199)
, Sep 12, 2005
Or a sad day.
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Message 3 - posted by OutForADuck
(U1842131)
, Sep 12, 2005
AKA 'The Final ODI'.
What a cracker coming up. Just hope the weather stays good. Anybody any idea what the forecast is like?
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Message 4 - posted by SHERWICK
(U226209)
, Sep 12, 2005
COME ON ENGLAND!!!!  This is a reply to this message
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Message 5 - posted by Albatross
(U1689404)
, Sep 12, 2005
No BBK, it is either (and hopefully likely to be) an ecstatic day, or it will be a catestrophic one ... no way will it just be a sad one ! Quietly confident, but obvious tingles of apprehension too. What a day in store !!  This is a reply to this message
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Message 6 - posted by famouscantab
(U1725733)
, Sep 12, 2005
I was seriously considering pulling a sickie today but that would have just been far to obvious to everyone I work with! Oh well down the pub for a long lunch a few beers and the big tv anyway.
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Message 7 - posted by Greywolf
(U1664286)
, Sep 12, 2005
Much as I admire Warne, I hope he has a bummer today!
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Message 8 - posted by OutForADuck
(U1842131)
, Sep 12, 2005
Brought a radio into work today to listen to Sports Extra, only to discover there was no signal  ! Been having a look and just found out the broadcast doesn't start 'til 10. Phew! This is a reply to this message
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Message 9 - posted by famouscantab
(U1725733)
, Sep 12, 2005
No BBK, it is either (and hopefully likely to be) an ecstatic day, or it will be a catestrophic one ... no way will it just be a sad one !
Quietly confident, but obvious tingles of apprehension too.
What a day in store !!
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It's definitely going to be both an ecstatic day and a catestrophic day. The question is who's going to be in which group when this test is over?
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Message 10 - posted by BIGBirdKiwi
(U1540199)
, Sep 12, 2005
If England somehow managed to fail to achieve a draw or win, the English team would have to have completed one of the worst batting efforts pretty much ever in the context of the game. No BBK, it is either (and hopefully likely to be) an ecstatic day, or it will be a catestrophic one ... no way will it just be a sad one !
Quietly confident, but obvious tingles of apprehension too.
What a day in store !!
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Message 11 - posted by jensencv8
(U1964908)
, Sep 12, 2005
I'm a complete bundle of nerves at the moment and play doesn't start for another 90 minutes.
I want to watch it but daren't thought the radio will be on.
I'm pessimistic in life as I like nice surprises however I really am not confident about today.
Please England - just survive.
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Message 12 - posted by ian_in_dublin
(U1701634)
, Sep 12, 2005
jesus, after all this time it's come down to one day - just like we always knew it would.
we need to score 200 today...and we might even win if they go for a mad run chase ... but 200 more would make us safe i reckon
bet we don't though... i have a feeling this one's going to go right to the wire
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Message 13 - posted by thefrankster
(U1644738)
, Sep 12, 2005
Who would have thought it would all come down to this?What a fantastic series it has been!
Playing the extra batsman might just be very helpful today, but lets hope England are comfortable enough for that not to be an issue
Come on guys, stand up and deliver just one more time
Good luck from Cape Town, South Africa
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Message 14 - posted by TRELAWNEYMAN
(U2018728)
, Sep 12, 2005
It's looking good as far as the weather goes. There is going to be one hell of a party at the oval later today!!
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Message 15 - posted by kumaoni
(U1997735)
, Sep 12, 2005
BBK , whats the actual size of a kiwi?
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Message 16 - posted by cricket-chick
(U1799634)
, Sep 12, 2005
morning all, lets just hope the server doesn't start playing silly buggers. definitely wouldn't be able to cope This is a reply to this message
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Message 17 - posted by RRickman
(U1811339)
, Sep 12, 2005
Much as I admire Warne, I hope he has a bummer today!Quoted from
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Good call greywolf
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Message 18 - posted by shinyirishexile
(U1926797)
, Sep 12, 2005
What other sport can have the spectators cheering when the teams stop playing? What a sport. Have no finger left let alone fingernails Let's all rally round the boys today and hope it doesn't come down to Gilo and Hoggie AGAIN!!!!! This is a reply to this message
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Message 19 - posted by ian_in_dublin
(U1701634)
, Sep 12, 2005
morning chick ..... some day yesterday eh!
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Message 20 - posted by BIGBirdKiwi
(U1540199)
, Sep 12, 2005
Actual size of a kiwi? mmmm, about 8=10 inches tall, like a fat parrot or size of a guiena pig. BBK , whats the actual size of a kiwi?Quoted from
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