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ashes fact 4

There is a reason Ian Botham is cooler and better than virtually every England cricketer of all time.

He is not English.

Years ago when Ray Illingworth was trekking through Germany when he stumbled upon a cave.

Being the intrepid man he is, he decided to go deep into the cave to see what he could find; he found a man trapped in Ice.

Ray immediately called in the English and Wales Cricket Board taskforce to defrost this ‘specimen’ and take him back to Lord’s.

They shaved him, cut his hair into a fashionable style, and taught him the very basics of the language. He took to cricket extremely fast, and before long he had become the best player in his team.

Early on there was some problems with Ian hitting women on the hea with rocks and taking them back to his hotel room, but by the time he was in his 30s he didn’t so that much.

Now the EWCB look for cricketers in all sorts of strange places, they found James Anderson in a beauty salon.

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Ned Kelly could take Botham in a fist fight

During the Lunch break Beefy called the Australians convicts.

Wow, is it that time already?

I do find it funny that a man who liked to drink and take drugs like him uses this convict line as often.

Beefy can keep his proper English upbringing, and his vacuous human waste of a royal family.

And we’ll keep our convicts and our 4 world cup victories.

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alien gods disrupt the king

Here is a question for you people, are the aliens taking the p1ss in Sri Lanka?

Are they trying to stop the King (Kumar) from taking over the world?

The Galle ground, which was turned into a swimming pool after a CIA nuclear device exploded and caused the Boxing Day tsunami (also known as the Sehwag), is now ready to be used again in a test match.

But just to prove those aliens have a sense of humour, there are torrential down pours, which look likely to threaten the entire match.

Are the aliens trying to tell us that Galle is an area for swimming pools and not for cricket grounds?

Are they trying to make a joke about the English weather in a postmodern stand up comedic sort of way?

The weather and the grounds re-emergence are the focal points at this stage, which may be a great thing for England if they lose (possibility) or draw (that’s where I’d put my money) this test.

It was only a month ago people were saying Sri Lanka were pretenders.

England look like the side that played in the 2005 ashes, but they don’t sound like them, and they sure as fu©k don’t play like em.

KP hasn’t looked as hungry this series.

Vaughn is finding form, but he doesn’t look the like the damaging run machine of yore.

Harmison was once an inverted West Indian opening bowler, now he’s just inverted.

Ian Bell is good at foreplay, not great in the sack.

Freddy is off getting a titanium rod put in his ankle, it’s second hand, Shane Bond doesn’t need it anymore.

Cook is still a cook, not quite ready to be the chef.

Duncan Fletcher is the Brett Easton Ellis of the cricket world, showing us behind the ivory doors while trying to make himself look cooler.

I can’t remember which keeper they are using this week, but it aint Chris Read.

And Ian Botham is a drunken buffoon, so at least that has stayed the same.

What happens to England if they lose this series, where shall they go from here, are we looking at a side that is working its way back to its Nasser Hussain/Mike Atherton form.

I do hope so, I miss those days.

At least then you knew you were going to get rubbish, none of these false hopes you get from their current crop.

Are Angus and Andy ready for a comeback?

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