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Author Topic: The International Cricket Thread  (Read 1509127 times)

Offline PaulWinch again

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Re: The International Cricket Thread
« Reply #14820 on: Today at 09:15:41 AM »
I don’t think Key’s a pompous blazer at all though, I also think characterising it into establishment vs non-establishment confuses the issue. Now, I’m not saying there isn’t an argument for Key going, but given Stokes decided to go and McCullum has gone then unless you sack everyone every time something goes wrong then you have to draw the line somewhere. He’s got the opportunity to show he’s learned from the key (no pun intended) mistake they all made - not realising what worked for an experienced team needed to change for an inexperienced one.

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Re: The International Cricket Thread
« Reply #14821 on: Today at 09:34:43 AM »
Key doesn’t come across at all well though, he does seem like am bumbling oaf. He wasn’t a popular player and his personality didn’t shine through when he was part of the Sky commentary team and let’s face it we do like our cricket commentators.

We seem to go in cycles, lose an Ashes series in Australia and have a review of English cricket then sack a few people. Then it all improves until we lose another Ashes series in Australia and the cycle starts again. The last Ashes tour was a shambles and it hasn’t really improved since. There’s a disconnection between the side and their own fans, I’m going to the ODI at Edgbaston tomorrow and I’m feeling pretty downbeat about it.

Key must go, he appointed McCullum and should not be anywhere near the selection process for the next test coach.

 


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