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Ian Bell campaign propaganda
AP Webster from Spun Out writes:
I think your bold Ian Bell campaign needs a touch of Obama magic. Here is a poster that is bound to get the message across ahead of the third Test:
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Oh – very nice!
KC-Can you get phiosophyfootball.com to knock up a few tees?
Totally unrelated, but I thought someone needed to bring to your attention the shocking news that “Haydos” is commentating for TMS in the 3rd Test. Can he set a record for number of times to refer to yourself in the third person during the course of 5 days?
“With rain delays expected, Matty Hayden has a lot of positivity about giving it 200% to achieve this record,”Haydos was not quoted as saying.
It’s alright. Not bad, I suppose.
Without a doubt, Suave, your comment is far and away the middlest I have ever read in my entire… oh look, a table! Oh sorry, miles away – what were we talking about?
Excellent. How about a whole range of Ian Bell art?
Andy Warhol on Ian Bell
The Pre-Raphaelites on Ian Bell
Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin on …. on Ian Bell
I don’t get it, do you need those special 3-D glasses?
Dan, why settle for a Tshirt when you can have a ‘baby onesie‘?
Love it. I’m very passionate about not getting excited about Bell.
http://tinyurl.com/n7qmgn
i don’t normally comment here on KC, as I tend to catch up with lots of old posts all at once. I was doing that again just now though and came across a comment from WinniePooh on a post from 24 July
http://www.kingcricket.co.uk/mitchell-johnsons-bowling-problems/2009/07/24/
In a premonition of such scary, uncanny accuracy they predict that Hughes will be replaced by Watson, as an opener. Who the hell else saw that coming? A week ago!
This contributor is either Beelzebub or a high-ranking Aussie mole.
Well spotted, matt b; Winnie proves to be a bear of no little brain after all.
I LOVE THE PICTURE. That is all.