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The helmet’s probably not really necessary either.
I am not entirely sure – Tim Bresnan does look like a man who is likely to fall off a stationary bike.
Yes, but he also looks like has the kind of meaty head which positively bounces.
Risky click.
Lucky escape for the lad, that. The alternative wouldn’t have been at all pleasant.
Bresnan. England’s domestique.
One of my favourite impromptu cricket experiences was in the high hills of Yunnan province in China, written up and published a couple of years ago on this very site:
http://www.kingcricket.co.uk/tibet-v-england-match-report/2010/05/27/
Had I slipped over on the zho dung laden ground described in that piece, I suppose you could have headlined it “Ged Ladd Falls Between Two Stools”.
It’s raining, it’s getting dark, I’ve still got work to do, I wanted some brief distraction…
I went to Edgbaston today. The highlight was when the 11-year-old girl who was mascot for the day announced that her favourite player was Tim Bresnan.
It rained. Then we had beer and a curry.
How’s that?
I feel short changed.
That superb match report could have been a whole piece, rather than merely an appeal on someone else’s piece.
But I suspect you feel more short changed than me, today, Sam, even though you got your money back.
I have been there many times. I truly empathise. And I know that doesn’t make it feel any better.
He’s going to lose that advantage unless he starts using some spd’s.
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction?
He might lose something else if he doesn’t get some proper cycling shorts.