Double standards at the cricket.

[Kernal]

Lol dont you have a sense of humor? It was a joke.

Yes maybe they were chanting at the guy getting kicked out. But more than likely they were chanting at the police.

[James VY]

Lol dont you have a sense of humor? It was a joke.

Yes maybe they were chanting at the guy getting kicked out. But more than likely they were chanting at the police.

Ah sorry! haha i'm just used to being discriminated agaist on the roads for my L's so why not here :

Yeah I would like to think they were chanting at the bloke, but who knows?

[monkeys437]

Lol dont you have a sense of humor? It was a joke.

Yes maybe they were chanting at the guy getting kicked out. But more than likely they were chanting at the police.

The coppers at the MCG cop chants and a bit of banter but they mostly take it in good humour unless things get out of hand. Its funny, the cops with real authority are usually the laid back ones that let people be and the security guards who wish they where cops take themselves real seriously and cause more problems than they solve

[Kernal]

Its funny, the cops with real authority are usually the laid back ones that let people be and the security guards who wish they where cops take themselves real seriously and cause more problems than they solve

LOL so true. Probably like Martin Lawrence in National Security. Got kicked out of the police academy so decided to be a security guard.

[RUF-60L]

regardless if we won the ICC need to man up and use the DRS in all games or none at all

this

u shouldnt be able to pick and choose when rules are applied. when uve got guys who are under huge pressure (hussey was at the time of that bad decision) and guys on debut getting with an oppurtunity to make a century (cowan), to be robbed of an oppurtunity by politics in sport is complete bs.

[RUF-60L]

as for chanting, the crowd just find other ways, like cheering Sharma when he got his century in his bowling figures 1/100 haha i found that quite ammusing

[monkeys437]

as for chanting, the crowd just find other ways, like cheering Sharma when he got his century in his bowling figures 1/100 haha i found that quite ammusing

Thats always good fun. I was at the shield final at the MCG a few years back(when Elliot and Hodge tore Qld a new one) and Hauritz got a cheer when the ton came up. He just tipped his hat to the crowd and got on with it.