End of episode 2 and this is a ripper
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BlakeyNoFlakey
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Isn't this on Prime? Therefore it's not FTA, it's streaming. Choose the right prefix, please. FTA = Free To Air (aka C9, C7 etc.)
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Gawd cry a river
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Was ok, not as good as season 1.
Marnus and smith are always good fodder, Boland episode was always going to be fun. Pakistan episode probably the best and most interesting.
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Marnus and smith are always good fodder, Boland episode was always going to be fun. Pakistan episode probably the best and most interesting.
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Ended up having a Tea break after Ep 2 so to speak and then accidentally found the Tennis one on Netflix
I love these behind the scenes sports docs
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What streaming service is this on?
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2 episodes in, pretty good so far. Got alotta love for our man Scotty Boland.
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I enjoyed it; gave a good insight into this current team
I enjoyed it; gave a good insight into this current team
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Yeah was a good watch, definitely would have liked a few more episodes.
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Liked it, I have to admit I did skip some of the boring family scenes though. Paki episode probs the best.
I need a gif of Travis Head hurling his bat across the room like Ari Gold’s phone.
I need a gif of Travis Head hurling his bat across the room like Ari Gold’s phone.
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I'm so torn on the JL thing.
On the one hand, he does come across as a complete and utter knob. On the other hand, I don't think it's right that the players essentially revolted against him to have him removed.
On the one hand, he does come across as a complete and utter knob. On the other hand, I don't think it's right that the players essentially revolted against him to have him removed.
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Just too much player power - will always be the case though, far easier to get rid of one coach than other players.
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As well as the 'wrong' players offside. If he gets a couple of the 10-20 players offside, they can be replaced.....a couple of top 10 players get offside....see ya coach
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That just reminded me of Warner's tidbit about it, said with a smirk.
God he's an insufferable git.
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I've only watched the first two episodes, but I have enjoyed them so far. Reliving the magic of Scott Boland was cool. But what impressed me in episode 2 was the wisdom Usman shared about life.
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I loved the bit where Ussie’s wisely counselling Green on batting in Sri Lanka - was something like “20s and 30s are huge here”
What a year coming up for this team. Can they win series in India and England? I don’t think we’ll win in India but it’s definitely our best hope in a long time. England I’m very confident. Our batting lineup is awesome and bowling is strong. Only nervous about Warner over there vs the ageless Broad.
Anyways…wrong forum for this talk
What a year coming up for this team. Can they win series in India and England? I don’t think we’ll win in India but it’s definitely our best hope in a long time. England I’m very confident. Our batting lineup is awesome and bowling is strong. Only nervous about Warner over there vs the ageless Broad.
Anyways…wrong forum for this talk
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Am debating whether to watch this or not. I have an allergic reaction to Warner. Listening to him gives me the. heeby jeebies, cold sweats and I break into hives. If the dreaded Candace appears and I don’t fast forward in time I will have to cough up for a new telly.
The Pakistan episode I will watch. I really enjoyed the Series despite the roads they played on. A highlight was the obvious delight the big crowds had in having Test Cricket back on home soil.
The Pakistan episode I will watch. I really enjoyed the Series despite the roads they played on. A highlight was the obvious delight the big crowds had in having Test Cricket back on home soil.
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I loved this. Just wish there were more episodes.
- Smith. Interesting character. Definitely wish they explored him a little more. And more Smith + Marnus and the reactions from the rest of the players would have been nice. As somebody who played cricket for 23 years, I definitely know a few Smith and Marnus' and they're not everybodys cuppa tea.
- Khawaja gets a huge amount of screen time and he has had an interesting last few years.
- Cummins. Love the guy and love what he's doing but he just isn't a riveting dude to watch. Great captain though.
- Boland. Amazing story. Chilled dude. Cummins category though, not very riveting on screen presence.
- Needed more Mitch Marsh. Dude's hilarious.
- Green is going to be a star but isn't a very captivating personality
- Throw me in the camp and I'm probably on my own but wouldn't have minded a little more Davey Warner.
- Head and Carey are best mates wouldn't have minded exploring that a little more. Head is a genuine star and needed more screen time.
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Is it only going to be the 4 eps or is there more to come?
As for the Mitch Marsh point, I actually thought they gave him more than probably deserved considering he wasn't actually playing.
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We finished this the other night, and I didn't mind it. I thought it glossed over the Justin Langer rift with the players a bit, and it would have been good if they had got JL's side of the story. Smudge is such a weird bloke (and Marnus), and that's what makes him a great batsman. Seeing how guys cracked the shits in the dressing room when they got out was good. I always suspected that happened, but it was good to see they're human. I never knew about the Sri Lankan tour dramas, which was interesting. It was an interesting series but a bit of a puff piece too.
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