John Arlott, (wasn't he a decent footballer in his time?), once said whilst commenting on a Sunday 40 overs game, John Player sponsored league? A relatively unknown player:And us FOCs also remember Jim Laker and John Arlott who made Cricket commentary so appealing at that time.
Never understand why companies do this. If I bought Dominos. Tweets like this would make me choose somewhere else.
For the record Papa John's is number 1 for pizza
The laws if probability says he has to get something right about us once in 10 years or so.Good Lord !! That Kaveh chap on Sky news just gave a very fair assessment of the latest legal action putting City's viewpoint over very well.
Are they an American company?There's been a number of their tweets like this.
It's not like their tweets have been funny banter, it's been snide and deliberately saying that City are guilty.
Just a bizarre business decision to anger a fanbase.
Yep so was I. It was first ball day one to last ball day 5 every test. During lunch and tea breaks it was outside to play cricket and replay the morning session or afternoon session as best we could, then after tea straight out again to continue being England v West Indies or whatever country was touring at the time. Great times and great commentary.As a teenage cricket fan during the school holidays I was pretty much glued to the TV to watch the England Test Matches, Ritchie Benaud opened one day with:
Good morning
It's a lovely day for cricket
And if you haven't got a ticket
You're not getting in
No waffle, just told it as it was, I agree the greatest ever Cricket Commentator and probably the best Sports Commentator there's been in my lifetime, I also enjoyed listening to Peter Alliss on the golf.