Mon Aug 26, 2019 10:31 pm
CityBlue93 wrote:tcblue wrote:You really think it has anything to do with Wales? You can kid yourself, but you won’t kid real Welsh people (who judging by numbers of players) are happy to see cricket die in Wales.
I imagine turncoats like you want Wales to merge with England at football too? Pathetic trash
I enjoyed watching the game today, but I could never properly support the English side, no matter how many try to dress it up as England and Wales.
We should have our own side, there's plently of talent not just from the Glamorgan CC setup but throughout Wales. An attitude of 'happy to see cricket die in Wales' is wrong, pathetic, and defeatist imo bollocks to that.
Mon Aug 26, 2019 10:34 pm
MoodyBluebird wrote:tcblue wrote:You really think it has anything to do with Wales? You can kid yourself, but you won’t kid real Welsh people (who judging by numbers of players) are happy to see cricket die in Wales.
I imagine turncoats like you want Wales to merge with England at football too? Pathetic trash
Are you a wind-up merchant or do you really believe the drivel you've just posted ?
Just check the history books and you will find England has had captains from Scotland, Wales and indeed the World Cup winners were captained by an Irishman.
I dislike the English Football and Rugby teams but the cricket team has historically been called England even though players from the 4 home countries have represented them. They are OUR cricket team regardless of the name.
Mon Aug 26, 2019 10:37 pm
Birminghamnewby27 wrote:tcblue wrote:You really think it has anything to do with Wales? You can kid yourself, but you won’t kid real Welsh people (who judging by numbers of players) are happy to see cricket die in Wales.
I imagine turncoats like you want Wales to merge with England at football too? Pathetic trash
What Nationalistic nonsense ... What are you going to come up with next. ..People who don’t speak welsh aren’t genuinely welsh .. People who don’t speak in a welsh accent aren’t genuinely welsh or welsh people who moved to England for reasons of jobs etc like me are turncoats .. Get a grip .. if you know anything about the history of cricket welsh players have been well represented in the English and welsh team ...It’s why we have had test matches and one day internationals in Cardiff and Swansea ...When England toured Australia pre seventies they were known as MCC Doubt you know what that stands for ..
Mon Aug 26, 2019 10:47 pm
Sven wrote:stickywicket wrote:Stokes is a New Zealender.Archer West Indian and Lubsuscharge a South African.
What a f*cking joke
So what about the Wales rugby and football teams with their 'imports' then?
Be consistent at least if you want to avoid being a 'joke' yourself!
Mon Aug 26, 2019 10:50 pm
tcblue wrote:Sven wrote:stickywicket wrote:Stokes is a New Zealender.Archer West Indian and Lubsuscharge a South African.
What a f*cking joke
So what about the Wales rugby and football teams with their 'imports' then?
Be consistent at least if you want to avoid being a 'joke' yourself!
If you are born in Wales and choose to play for Wales (within the rules), that’s fine. Some, like David Brookes, say that they feel more Welsh. Others, like Paul Dummet, just see it as a tokenistic way to play international football. I am not here to say who is Welsh and who isn’t.
But that has nothing to do with cricket, where the team is called England, sings Jerusalem and has three lions on the shirt, whilst pretending to somehow be Wales.
You can somehow pretend that it’s the ECWB, but it isn’t, it the ECB and most Welsh know that.
If you really want proof, go see the white (not red of Wales) post box on Queen Street and it’s covered in ‘Yes Cymru’ and ‘Football fans for Indy’ stickers.
At least us football lads can see the England cricket team for what it is. England.
Tue Aug 27, 2019 12:56 am
tcblue wrote:Sven wrote:stickywicket wrote:Stokes is a New Zealender.Archer West Indian and Lubsuscharge a South African.
What a f*cking joke
So what about the Wales rugby and football teams with their 'imports' then?
Be consistent at least if you want to avoid being a 'joke' yourself!
If you are born in Wales and choose to play for Wales (within the rules), that’s fine. Some, like David Brookes, say that they feel more Welsh. Others, like Paul Dummet, just see it as a tokenistic way to play international football. I am not here to say who is Welsh and who isn’t.
But that has nothing to do with cricket, where the team is called England, sings Jerusalem and has three lions on the shirt, whilst pretending to somehow be Wales.
You can somehow pretend that it’s the ECWB, but it isn’t, it the ECB and most Welsh know that.
If you really want proof, go see the white (not red of Wales) post box on Queen Street and it’s covered in ‘Yes Cymru’ and ‘Football fans for Indy’ stickers.
At least us football lads can see the England cricket team for what it is. England.
Tue Aug 27, 2019 3:38 am
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Wed Aug 28, 2019 11:38 am
rumpo kid wrote:Apart from about 3 people on here, no-one really gives a shit, they just like watching good sport.