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The man who bought cricket.

Just about to start the third episode. Excellent, great series and fills in some gaps from the BBC podcast series a couple months back.

But the adverts are a f***ing pain, every time it starts getting momentum it goes for a break. Bloody annoying
 

Parkside said:
Collier and Clark come over as buffoons and they were replaced by Harrison and Graves then Watmore. Until we replace the board who appointed them nothing is going to improve.
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Watch “The death of a gentleman” on Netflix to see the real Giles Clark and see how corrupt they and the whole of Cricket is!! A good watch but frightening in terms of how corrupt it is and how much power the Indians have
 
thegreatbram said:
Watch “The death of a gentleman” on Netflix to see the real Giles Clark and see how corrupt they and the whole of Cricket is!! A good watch but frightening in terms of how corrupt it is and how much power the Indians have
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He is the definition of sleaze that bastard. Definite Tory.
Just seen the documentary there.

Giles Clarke is scum mind. Should never work in this country again. Should’ve been on trial too.
 
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thegreatbram said:
Watch “The death of a gentleman” on Netflix to see the real Giles Clark and see how corrupt they and the whole of Cricket is!! A good watch but frightening in terms of how corrupt it is and how much power the Indians have
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Watched on your recommendation mate
What a twat that Clarke is
 
brandon said:
He is the definition of sleaze that bastard. Definite Tory.
Just seen the documentary there.

Giles Clarke is scum mind. Should never work in this country again. Should’ve been on trial too.
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Comes across as an arrogant, patronising arsehole. These people know their actions are beyond consequence. The way he framed it as doing everyone a favour as it was an unpaid role :lol:
 
Only planned on watching the first 10 minutes late last night of first episode but ended up watching the entire episode. Was a fascinating watch, will get the rest brayed out in due course. It seems mental from a ordinary Joe point of view who knows next to nowt about business just how long he and others can get away with it for
 
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