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Anderson finished?
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Morning all
Liverpool Beachball
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Embarrassing himself now
Bowling shite again. Don’t know how he still gets in the team
TheRey
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Potts is the future. Sunderland lad too
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is he gonna overtake Warne? needs 62
5 wickets a game would take 12/13 tests
considering we play 7 tests every summer and usually have 2 winter tours its doable
Eggman
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Yes, but he will need support and guidance from those you thought were finishedPotts is the future. Sunderland lad too
7 wickets in his first test would suggest he's doing just fine as it is.
Mr Redknapp
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Anderson started? 
great intro to Atherton's piece for tomorrow
"James Anderson is, in cricketing terms, old. That much was obvious from Matthew Potts’s capping ritual on the first morning of the Lord’s Test. Anderson made his England debut when Potts was four years of age. The man who gave Potts his cap, Steve Harmison, has been retired from duty for 13 years, yet made his one-day international debut after Anderson. It was like having your grandad at your graduation ceremony.
These absurdities sparked a lovely frenzy of “Jimmy Anderson is old” tributes on social media. It was noted, for example, that Anderson made his Test debut before Brendon McCullum, now his boss. My favourite was the startling realisation that he debuted in Test cricket before Sir Andrew Strauss, who played 100 Tests and who has been retired for a decade. Let that one sink in a moment."
ridiculous
"James Anderson is, in cricketing terms, old. That much was obvious from Matthew Potts’s capping ritual on the first morning of the Lord’s Test. Anderson made his England debut when Potts was four years of age. The man who gave Potts his cap, Steve Harmison, has been retired from duty for 13 years, yet made his one-day international debut after Anderson. It was like having your grandad at your graduation ceremony.
These absurdities sparked a lovely frenzy of “Jimmy Anderson is old” tributes on social media. It was noted, for example, that Anderson made his Test debut before Brendon McCullum, now his boss. My favourite was the startling realisation that he debuted in Test cricket before Sir Andrew Strauss, who played 100 Tests and who has been retired for a decade. Let that one sink in a moment."
ridiculous