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TOPIC: The banality of summer

mule The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #1

mule
When the jingoistic tripe of the channel 9 cricket coverage makes you long for Denis et. al., you know it's going to be a long summer.

As beautifully put by The Guardian, "James Brayshaw has the emotional range of a sock puppet during a button shortage"
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Raglan Matt The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #2

Raglan Matt
And those idiot Marks' make James seem like McGillvray or Arlott
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thegeniusthatis The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #3

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Is it a bad time to mention that I enjoy Ian Healy commentating?

I thought so.
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mule The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #4

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That's like admitting you know all the words to Xanadu .
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shane The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #5

shane
Ha ha, yeah. Only a weirdo would know past the first chorus.
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Wharfie Time The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #6

Wharfie Time
You can always listen to the Sheffield Shield coverage on 91.3 FM. They are very entertaining and have the occasional on air tiff.
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thegeniusthatis The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #7

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Geez, Mule, that cuts deep.

Is it the wrong time to admit that I actually do know the lyrics to Xanadu?

Actually, that's a lie. But I do enjoy their wine since their major rebrand, and the restaurant isn't too bad either?

As for James Brayshaw... what exactly is he, besides shite?
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Raglan Matt The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #8

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About all he has got going for him is that he is slightly more bearable than Nicholas and Taylor.
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mule The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #9

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Apologies genius - have a read of this which I think hits the nail on the head.
www.theguardian.com/sport/blog/2015/feb/...oying-cricket-legacy
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goodie The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #10

goodie
What a fantastic article. Thanks mule.
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zorro The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #11

zorro
In Xanadu did Kublai Khan
A stately pleasure- dome decree
Where Alf, the sacred river ran
Through caverns measureless to man
Down to a sunless sea.

Oh, that's not it, is it? Not it at all. Sorry.
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heycharger The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #12

heycharger
Look you bloody philistines... the words are...

A place that nobody dared to go,
A love that we came to know,
They call it Xanadu.

FFS get it right.

It's desperate in the off-season isn't it.
Last night I watched the youtube of the 2nd half of the 2007 2nd Western Derby where Josh Carr roughed up the Eagles midfield, kicked 3 goals and took the Rosco. Recommended viewing.
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Raglan Matt The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #13

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That article is right on the mark, and I have been howled down by "mates" for suggesting the same views. It also applies almost word for word, but substituting the names, to the CH 7 telecast commentary of AFL footy.
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heycharger The banality of summer 8 years 5 months ago #14

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I read the article. Of course it's true. But it's interesting comparing the two sports: one thing that cricket commentary has always needed to do is to keep the talk going even when nothing is happening - eg it's drinks or it's raining or between overs - not that this is an excuse for talking sh!t and not analysing the game very well.

But footy is one of the fastest games in the world, and it's a miracle that they get time for irrelevant matey banter during a game - though there is a bit.

Who's the culprits? Are you talking about the parochial Perth ones who are mostly Eagles suckholes like your Basils? Or are you talking about people like your Dermot Breretons? A lot of people don't like Bomber Thompson, but I think he's funny because he always sounds like he's had a puff on the wacky baccy (and he's a premiership coach so he probably knows a bit about what he's talking about). The quality of commentary can be very good sometimes with David King etc when they seem to actually do proper halftime analysis including diagrams. Lingy and Richo - I don't mind those guys.

It's inevitable that commentary boxes are filled with ex-stars. That's all fine because they probably know a thing or two about the game. But they need to leave their ego out, and remember it's not about them. It's nice when they can be generous in praise towards clubs who deep-down they probably hate, or be critical of the side who's jumper they wore.

But I suppose you only get a Dennis Cometti once a generation. He made it because he was such a great commentator, not because he was an ex-superstar (though we know he played and coached at WAFL level). I can't see who the next Dennis is. We've known for a long time that it's not the man once groomed to be his heir - Basil.

You know what I reckon Pav might be an excellent commentator.
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