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G Train · Status: Offline

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the persuader · Status: Offline

G Train wrote:

Thanks for your weekly contribution to the forum Jason. Great stuff.

Who says i dont contribute Jarrod .

Left hand opener · Status: Offline

I remember in primary school Dave Dervan fielded the entire year at school cricket before we finally let him have a bat. After batting for a minute he needed to go for a squirt at which time I told him if he leaves he won't get another bat for a year or so. He decided that he would just continue batting and pissed his pants. I still call him pissy pants today and have for the last 20 years.

Angryslowbowler · Status: Offline

prince mark wrote:

Gooch, maybe you could hook up with Andrew Lee and Dave Dervan and have a bowling session in the nets with them. You will find the company and coversation riveting, a real good social experience it will be.

Hilarious! What a unit Dervan is.

sir · Status: Offline

Beaver wrote:

G Train wrote:

Sorry Beav i didn't realise this was the turf 2 team of the year. Yeah you should've definitely made it then.

Jarrod don't piss on my back and tell me it's raining.

nice call beav, good old dennis pagan hey. should had stayed at the roos and never came to carlton. he cost me thousands when he coached us.

Beaver · Status: Offline

G Train wrote:

prince mark wrote:

So he should Train. If he get's that right he may give the selectors no choice but to select him next year.

In all seriousness though prince he does have a point. (We can say this now that he has gone to training to work on his leggies in the nets. haha just had a thought, imagine beav running in bowling the ball into the back of the net, running down and getting it over and over again. He could be the leagues new Dave Durvan.)

Anyway, what i was saying Beav should probably have been included in the side. He's made a truckload of runs in a very ordinary team. From what i can tell he's a very good leader too, possibly could've even been a good choice to skipper the side.

Thanks Jarrod, you might just get a card some choclates and flowers on the 14th now.

coatails · Status: Offline

prince mark wrote:

You sound like your taking the p1ss here Train.

I once saw Andrew Lee bowl to nobody in the nets for an hour on a 40 degree day while his team was batting.

hahaha. prince i saw the same thing one day at hallam but he wasn't playing. later on, the hallam boys told us he pulled out of the game 30 mins before the start with general soreness.

G Train · Status: Offline

What about that day we played Hallam at home in the two's, they were bowling and he just left at tea without saying anything. He turned up again at about 5 and said he had to take his daughter somewhere or something. Just forgot the minor issue of telling someone first.

Smith · Status: Offline

Left hand opener wrote:

I remember in primary school Dave Dervan fielded the entire year at school cricket before we finally let him have a bat. After batting for a minute he needed to go for a squirt at which time I told him if he leaves he won't get another bat for a year or so. He decided that he would just continue batting and pissed his pants. I still call him pissy pants today and have for the last 20 years.

Gee thats tough picking on a kid with a disability. hope you felt like a big man after that LHO .

Left hand opener · Status: Offline

I was 8 at the time so i felt like a real hero. Like a peen who hides behind an alias on this forum like yourself..

Smith · Status: Offline

Yeah but you said you still call him pissy pants and have done for 20 years. Your not 8 years old now .now you are calling me a peen wat is it with you ? must breed em tough round buckley ridges way . Wherever that is.

Jake the Mus · Status: Offline

Where has anyone said he had a disability ?

Left hand opener · Status: Offline

If Dave can laugh about it I don't see why you are taking issue with it.

coatails · Status: Offline

G Train wrote:

What about that day we played Hallam at home in the two's, they were bowling and he just left at tea without saying anything. He turned up again at about 5 and said he had to take his daughter somewhere or something. Just forgot the minor issue of telling someone first.

pretty sure that was in the 1's train and chappy was captain. robbie walton was there and fuming. funny s*^t.

max · Status: Offline

coatails wrote:

G Train wrote:

What about that day we played Hallam at home in the two's, they were bowling and he just left at tea without saying anything. He turned up again at about 5 and said he had to take his daughter somewhere or something. Just forgot the minor issue of telling someone first.

pretty sure that was in the 1's train and chappy was captain. robbie walton was there and fuming. funny s*^t.

Talking about funny s[1t hows the foot ????

-- Edited by max at 13:58, 2009-02-06

fathertime · Status: Offline

Smith....i don't think Lefty was having a go at Dervo. Dervo's a good bloke but he's just a bit full on.

Lefty was just telling a good story....and pardon the punn...a pi'ss funny one too.

prince mark · Status: Offline

He did the same at Springy Sth too aparently. His son locked his keys in the car and instead of lending someone mobile phone or using the Springy Sth club phone, he walked down to the Harold rd shops at arvo tea to call the racv without telling anyone. Hallam fielded with 10 players not knowing where he got to.

sir · Status: Offline

ddca team got smashed today, dandy made 223 and when i left ddca were 9 90 odd. young wilcox from berwick took 3 or 4 for dandy.

Beaver · Status: Offline

How many did Jamieson make.

sir · Status: Offline

Beaver wrote:

How many did Jamieson make.

not sure beaver didnt get out the car, chappy top scored i think maybe 30 odd.