Bring On The Dancing Horses - Echo And The Bunnymen

Inside/outside should make no difference.

jonnomath wrote:Other option if it is denying a goal scoring opp then simply punish the offence with yellow card as you normally would for a normal free kick and pay the goal...

You can't pay a goal if one isn't scored. Mind you, it didn't stop an Azerbaijani linesman doing it in 1966.

God is an Englishman wrote:No, one of them requires skill by the bowler to deceive the batsmen.

It it happens on a no ball would the batsmen be classed as run out?

God is an Englishman wrote:I look forward to you arguing that a week can still run from friday to Friday.

Don't hold your breath.

I thought about taking Bodø Jnr but have to work this week so will look at the next game that's here.

swannsong wrote:PS - A batsman can be run out off a no-ball So a wicket can fall on a no-ball !

That doesn't get credited to the bowler. Having said that, I've often wondered what the difference between a stumping and a run out is. Aren't they essentially the same thing?

God is an Englishman wrote:That can include someone in the crowd or a fielder talking.

If that's going to bother you you probably shouldn't be out there.

God is an Englishman wrote:there wasn't an umpire, so how could he call it.

You know as well as I do that if you were arguing the opposite point you would be arguing that no umpire called it.

Why is a yorker called a yorker?

Bomber wrote:Can see england making 350

Tell him he's dreaming!

England were 60/0 when I left the house earlier. I didn't expect them to be nine down by the time I got home. 230 for victory shouldn't be that hard for australia to achieve,

Who will be the first englishman to achieve this feat?

God is an Englishman wrote:silverware -

Metaphorically speaking of course

Proving to be a burning issue.