- Joined
- Apr 4, 2001
- Location
- Birmingham, England
- Online Cricket Games Owned
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Xbox 360
- Don Bradman Cricket 14 - Steam PC
I was going to mention, when I left Australia (2007) we/they/them (Crises of identity) thrashed England in the Ashes series now I hate thrashings no entertainment value, I did try to watch the soccer last night but... Anyway, I remember watching the Commonwealth bank series that year the third team being the Kiwis. What struck me about England was the way they came from loosing so badly to beating Australia at the SCG in the final, very plucky. I have made some comments about football (here on this site) which was mean't in banter (sorry) so, which team do you follow I feel I would like to get into it more as my husband is a Luton Town supporter (is this a good thing). It does seem when he is home they loose and when away they win??? A male friend took me to see Arsenal yes again another thrashing against Sheffield United.
Very glad to see the wife gets her time although I don't watch soaps but very much into game of thrones. My husband likes documentaries on rocks and stuff about the earth, he's a geologist so a bit of a bus mans past time. I have meet a lot of men who aren't into sports times are changing as many girls are liking football and, Rugby Union which is very dominant here. I do feel England are moving in the right direction in terms of both men and women but it's that plucky nature I love about the England Cricket team, I don't feel globally one team should dominate as it keeps things interesting.
Re: football, if you don't like a sport, you don't like it. Admire you trying to get into it though. I support my local team, Birmingham City an average Championship side (2nd flight of football). I am old fashioned and believe people should always support their local, though definition of local side hard to define sometimes. I imagine your hubbie does support his local side as Luton Town of in the bottom league of professional football (League 2). You are never going to see a high class off football I am afraid but when it's your local side that doesn't matter.
I agree about more men not liking sport, hardly any at my workplace do - it's some motor sport or nothing
We watched one episode of GoT before deciding not for us, just not our thing. Definitely into eating/cooking and watch all the reality programs such as Great British Bake Off and Masterchef etc.
Did you watch any of the Women's Super League T20 last year. ECB are trying to promote women's game, I believe it's 20 and 50 overs this year? This can only help participation in England as some big names from Oz and round the world are in attendance. 6 franchises as opposed to the county format as well. This would serve the professional men's game better I feel also[DOUBLEPOST=1483867055][/DOUBLEPOST]
How many?
I remember one woman in the forums around a few years ago :P
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I remember sister of previous owner posted here , sandy I think her name was. Sure there was someone when I first joined over 10 years ago. And um, yes now Cas so 3 in total
Sure there have been more , just never knew about them!