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OldFanatic
28 Jan 2005, 05:19 AM
http://foxsports.news.com.au/story/0,8659,12070277-27561,00.html

To my point, which I had made number of times in the past. It has become too predictable, and a bit pointless. There has to be some excitement created, with an element of unpredictability. I wonder if the players on the team themselves feel bored at times. What could possibly motivate a team to go for a victory, after so many in a row?

It's sort of like the Michael Schumacher or Lance Armstrong show. After the n'th victory, it feels all the same. At least Roger Federer was beaten, so some streak was broken.
musicl
28 Jan 2005, 09:25 AM
Aussie's are unfaithful. Hang your head in shame.

Anyway dont worry England will give the Aussies i good run for their money. I predict an England victory.

England also beat Australia last summer in the occ.
Andy TAUS
28 Jan 2005, 06:46 PM
Aussie's are unfaithful. Hang your head in shame.Sorry Chandu, he's not got a clue about you. The little pr!ck has had a run of verbal diarrhoea lately.
musicl
28 Jan 2005, 07:00 PM
Get a sence of humour mate!!!
Yes hes from USA but i automatically thought he was Australian because of what he talking about.

So grow up mate! (and get a sence of humour).
BhoysFC1995
28 Jan 2005, 09:46 PM
bytheway,

seriously, stop trolling here or i will start deleting your posts in this forum. consider this a public warning.
OldFanatic
28 Jan 2005, 11:58 PM
I think this is a timespan in which whole of Australia has gathered behind Lleyton Hewitt, and cricket is on the backburner. Who would get more popularity points right now, Shane Warne or Lleyton Hewitt?

As far as 'bytheway' is concerned, I don't understand most of his posts.
Andy TAUS
29 Jan 2005, 05:43 AM
I think this is a timespan in which whole of Australia has gathered behind Lleyton Hewitt, and cricket is on the backburner. Who would get more popularity points right now, Shane Warne or Lleyton Hewitt?They'd both be very popular. It'd be hard to pick one over the other. Sure Lleyton's in the eye just now, but when cricket's on, so is Shane. He's "retired" from ODI's so there isn't as much exposure, but he's still up there.