Andrew Flintoff has rejected the entire English nation. He said, in a statement recently,
"To be honest, like, I don't really like the lot o'yous. So, if it's ok, I'm gunna take the money and you can all piss off, alright?"
This is part of his bid to become the first freelance cricketer since F.R.O.OP. "Blinkers" Staple-Gunn in the 1840s, who was famed for bowling for sex and the theft of two-man, peddle-powered boats.
The English nation rejoiced in the impoverished Flintoff's move. Little Emily from Clacton, aged eight, remarked,
"Fweddie Flintoff has also been my hero. Now that he has ripped out my heart for a quick buck, he has taught me the value of never trusting anyone ever again. I now want to become a management consultant."
In a quote that I didn't make up, Flintoff has had said:
"I said when I retired from Test cricket my ambition was to become the best one-day and Twenty20 player in the world," the 31-year-old said. Playing in all these different countries can only help."
One less country though, mind.
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I've always been a big fan of Fred's but I'm not so sure about this instance.
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