Much like in England, once South Africa won the series, they magnanimously gave the opposition a test match. So, clearly there are some nice South Africans out there.
In any case, no one cares about the trouncing of minnows.
What we really want to know is all the juicy details of the England dressing room: what Moores really thinks of Captain Fantastic; who betrayed who; who’s bitching about who; and who’s shagging who.
Well, I suppose the new Doctor is a bit young and keen.
(See, despite my life spent cowering under the blankets in a cold, dark and unbelievably cold country, I can still make topical jokes. Even though I can’t feel my toes at nights, I am still wiv it, yeah.)
Now. Not only do human beings universally loath Kevin Bloody Pietersen, but it seems like the England team are in on the act. The Old Batsman made a very interesting point yesterday, by suggesting that the whole affair was an elaborately conducted plot to weasel the politically brilliant Steven Harmison into the captaincy.
If true, this darkly executed scheme, not only lacking in any moral reference or empathy, but it would instantly result in Steveo’s elevation to GOD and win a life time’s devotion from me.
However, outside the nihilistic pleadings of my cold-shrivelled soul, Andrew Strauss’ name is once again being mentioned. Within the power struggle of the England dressing room, and I’m not talking about who puts Monty in Andrew Flintoff’s coffin…
...hang on a minute...
NEWS JUST IN
Just read that KP has been sacked. According to the den of lies, the BBC, Pietersen, in his infinite wisdom, Pieterprat issued the ECB with an ultimatum: either I go or Moors does.
Seeing as the season of expanding debt, the ECB decided to go for a two-for-one deal, and sacked the both of them.
The rest of the world was heard to make the following remarks:
“AH HA HA HA HA HA”
What makes this resignation interesting, as well as hilarious, is Pietersen’s reason. He’s not going because he’s useless and has a terrible track record. Oh no. He’s going because he couldn’t get along with some apparently alright bloke.
Napoleon had the same problem. But don’t worry, he came back on fine form.
Anyway,
AH HAH AH AH AH AHAHAHAHAHA
2 comments:
You have to stretch your imagination to the breaking point to picture Andrew Strauss leading England's Ashes triumph.
Yes, but Strausser's three niller against Pakistan looks rather good at the moment, doesn't it.
And KP's eyes are dark with betrayal and vengeance. How many runs will he score now?
Shame we don't have the Harmy captaincy though; it was so rich in potential, not least the prospect of him not bowling himself.
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