Tommy Fresh

Come on give us one potential positive from this tournament

He's definitely attainable, but if we were interested its because he's done a job at Paranaense in which case he'll be attracting bigger clubs.

Probably missed our chance with him, we'd of had to of taken him from Belgrano I think

Sky post their 3 minute ones on YouTube but I'm not sure it'll do it justice

Not the weekend for Arsenal fans to be taking the piss really 😂

Poor by Dier, looking across the entire line and he's off

The one against Cucurella was fantastic, how's it even get given 😂

And his shite tuft of a beard, someone could pop him in to a Bloodhound Gang video and I wouldn't even notice

Imagine getting paid as much as Mudryk and having that hair cut

Skipp has had the toughest paper round known to man

Half expecting Georges Santos to appear and players to begin feigning injuries

Paid off as he's got someone sent off but Sterling has had 2 chances in about 2 minutes to pick a pass and ****ed both up

I don't mind Spurs anymore as a team, seem decent to watch under Ange, also us not being in the same division anymore helps. Fans are probably still tits though, but I'd love them to finish above Arsenal, who's fanbase are arguably as weird and on top of that they also have the unbearable Arteta.

The dive by Sterling before was superb as well

Does seem weird, can only assume due to bowling sides having so long to get their overs in it's to stop the batting side intentionally taking the piss. But like you've said not sure how different it is to someone changing a bat, guessing they time these stoppages as well.

Anyone overly arsed about the Champions Trophy 😂

If they were fighting it out for the last semi final spot you could perhaps understand it, but what are Bangladesh even playing for? A champions trophy place? Obviously they'll want to win any game but seems a bit meh when they don't have much riding on it

Since their decent run, they've lost comfortably at home to Stoke and drew with Plymouth.

Adam Voges for example though, averaged 86.25 in Australia, then with a small sample size 154.50 in New Zealand and 167 in the West Indies. Tours of England and Sri Lanka hampered his average.

It did have another series, called Fighting Organised Crime rather than Taking Down an OCG, decent watch as well if you can find it anywhere.

Yeah, statistically he's way ahead, but I imagine if you look behind some players averages you'd find some that would have their averages boosted if you took their home record, and their away record against one country they've toured.

Because just using his numbers seems very simplistic, when comparing someone that played so long ago to the modern game. Not agreeing or disagreeing whether he would or wouldn't be the best, just whether you thought comparing was that straight forward. Firstly the sheer amount of analysis that goes in to sport nowadays would allow sides to actually plan and highlight weaknesses. I'd hazard a guess things such as intricative field placings and defensive set ups are far more common place. Additionally, you don't know how he would cope mentally and physically with the amount of cricket that is played in modern cricket, could he handle a tour of India, home for an Australian summer, then touring Sri Lanka, followed by an IPL contract. You also have the technology available, how many times do you think he possibly knicked it but wasn't given out?

Did Bradman ever play test cricket anywhere other than Australia or England? I don't think you can really compare when he never toured the sub continent

This is the kind of result I expected Luton to get more of at home