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Is starting to look a very strange decision.

Yeah, because Cork's record of 10 wickets @ 23.60 this season is terrible!

Won by 2 wickets with 7 balls to spare! Neil McKenzie finishes 115 not out and put on 56 with Herath in 9 overs

Except of course that they are currently being led by a female!

I may be wrong but I would imagine the purchase of the club cost anything given that we were in administration and the shares were worth nothing. The costs involved in the Saints takeover were to pay off the debts.

Why? Nic hasn't had the best start to the season but alongside Carbs is our best and most consistent batsman.

There are 96 overs in the day. So 96 -31 = 65 less 2 for change of innings gives 63 overs to score 246

Except it wasn't his maiden hundred! Highest first class score 165 not out. Anyway, deficit gone already 28-0

Paul Franks is a fairly decent batsmen and is batting at 9 which suggests they bat a long way down (Same as Warwickshire). However, neither Pattinson nor Shreck are very good with the bat so I would hope if we can get one more we will knock the tail over quite quickly.

New ball due at 80 overs, expect to see him then.

Except for the raised arm being on the opposite side of the defender to him!

3.) Barcalona's Olympic stadium, home to Espanyol?

Indeed, they have only lost 4 times at home all season

Would be my advice too. Speak to the bank about a short term overdraft facility. Or failing that, see if your employer can help as Dronskisaint suggested

Weymouth?

Yeovil? Huish Park only opened about 1990

There seems to be an assumption that Charlton are out of our reach but they've hardly been in great form (won 2 of last 8 ) and looking at their run in on the predictor I certainly wouldn't fancy it:- Stockport (A) Millwall (A) Gillingham (H) Huddersfield (A) MK Dons (A) Carlisle (H) Saints (A) Colchester (H) Norwich (H) Exeter (A) Leeds (H) Oldham (A)

Indeed, Barnard can control a football and has some upper body strength. Both qualities that Ormerod lacked Both work hard though

There are none. HTH Can spend the day on here now!

Problem with that is the parachute payment may cover their current debt to HMRC but by the end of the season they will have paid (or not!) the salaries for February, March, April and May. The associated PAYE and NI payments mean that by the end of May they will owe HMRC an additional 6-7M which they won't be able to pay.

Not Saints related but on a similar note: - http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_div_3/8374862.stm

I expect it will stay as a 3pm kick off. Boxing day kick off times, I believe, tend to be related to travelling time for the away side (and in particular fans). We normally play London sides on Boxing Day which is about 1.5 hours away so quite managable for an 12pm kick off. Exeter is 2.5-3 hours away so a 12pm kick off would be a little unreasonable. I cerainly wouldn't want to travel to Exeter for a midday start on Boxing Day.

Think the target is 290 (i.e. less than 150 behind) Should get there too at 266-4 First championship hundred for Chris Benham (I think) and 55 to Nic

Early wickets for Cork and Briggs, Di Venuto and Chanderpaul both gone. 110-3

Was Rickie Lambert's goal against Huddersfield not a header directly from the corner?