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I went for “excited” again. That’s two in a row from me on C365, “excited”.
I don’t mean that I am excited about The Hundred. Of course not – it’s much too far away for excitement.
I’m excited about your piece because it sums up so elegantly the conversation daisy and I had about that interview with Steve Smith when we saw it live.
Well writ.
You didn’t mention Smith’s abject failure to get the joke about Cardiff Bay looking like Sydney Bay, but we’ll let that pass.
BTW Daisy is actually a bit excited about The Hundred. She enjoyed the draft and for sure wants to come along to Lord’s and see what the new competition is all about when it kicks off. So there you have it – just as the ECB marketing folk expected – a whole new audience for cricket…oh, hold on a tick…
JERSEY
Wasn’t expecting that one.
It’s all happening out there in Dubai.
Also, Tolerance Oval is a great name for a cricket ground. It sounds like something you would encounter at an awkward company ‘away day’…
“OK everyone, now I’d like you all to move from the Listening Square to the Tolerance Oval and tell Steve from Accounting how his comment that the Synergy Circle is a ‘load of old b*ll*cks’ makes you feel- remember we’re not judging here, this is all about making you the best Solutions Providers you can be, as a team“
Ack, the Tolerance Oval is in Abu Dhabi, not Dubai. There will be comments about my attention to detail in my next ‘Living the Values’ session in the Assessment Triangle…
APW; what a gaff. You should have spent more time in the quality circle before posting.
You’ve let down your team, you’ve let down the Abu Dhabians, you’ve let down the Dubains…
…but most of all you’ve let yourself down, APW.
People in Dubai tend not to like The Flintstones…
…presumably because Flintstones have an Abu Dhabi doo time.
…but people in Abu Dhabi do.
Logical as always, Bert.
You should Sharjah fees for this stuff.