As I'm sure you've all read, Jrod has started a new blog, for all things movies, music and books.
My suspicion that he is actually a Time Lord with amazing time and space manipulation skills still stands. All he needs is a Time Lord name. I will call him... The Blogger.
Anyway.
Some would say that being such a hillbilly, I'm not qualified to write for such a beacon of pop culture, but judge for yourself.
You'll not only find Jrod at his best, Sportsfreak's evil twin Leg Break made an appearance, and it also looks like someone is regretting a certain bet, and looking to get out of it. I don't think so somehow!
It's like The Brady Bunch meets The War of the Worlds.
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Showing newest posts with label Sportsfreak. Show older posts
Monday, July 21, 2008
Friday, June 20, 2008
Cricket tipping: Round whatever-it-is
Sportsfreak's cricket bloggers' tipping competition is going well.
I am in second place.
English people are winning.
The leaderboard looks like this:
King Cricket 30
Republique Cricket 30
Miss Field 29
The Silly Point 26
Well Pitched 26
Sportsfreak 25
Beer and Sport 25
Ben from Mike on Cricket 25
Sport Review 24
Mike from Mike on Cricket 22
Cricket With Balls 20
Cricket Action Art 20
Here are the questions for the next round.
1. ODI at Portishead Park: Winner
2. Portishead Park: Highest run-scorer
3. PP: Most wickets
4. ODI at Fosters Oval: Winner
5. FO: Highest run-scorer
6. FO: Most wickets
7. ODI at Lords (no funny titles appropriate there): Winner
8. Lords: Highest run-scorer
9. Lords: Most wickets
10. Shortest innings in terms of balls faced excluding not out batsmen.
Now, Leg Break who usually posts the tips on the Sportsfreak site, is going away. But don't be sad, he'll be back soon.
Unfortunately, however, some naughty people have not yet submitted their tips, so he can't publish the whole list. However, so that everyone knows he isn't cheating (as if anyone would have thought he's cheating - he's a Kiwi not a Pom) here are his tips:
New Zealand - Surely then anger levels are high enough to break the duck?
How - Surely, one of those starts gets converted.
Southee - With a stronger bowling line-up, they are going to target him.
England - Win one, lose the next etc.
KP - Flat track bully on flat track.
Luke Wright - Do not adjust your set.
New Zealand - Too little too late
Prince Brendan
Vettori - Too little too late
An east one - Daniel Flynn.
Anyone who hasn't submitted their tips as yet should should be advised that the deadline was a few hours ago, so expect to lose a point.
Let's see, who hasn't submitted theirs as yet... Chinaman and Jrod. I'm sure they're either saving lives or rallying on the steps of Cricket Australia to get some old guy selected; both very important reasons to be held up.
Oh, and else's name do I see that hasn't submmited as yet? Ahh, Suave.
I think he's watching the Hoobs. Shame. It could have been great. Because at the moment he's equal first. But not for long.
I must say, I'll be quite disappointed when this is all over, it's been great fun. Who votes Leg Break should maintain ongoing cricket tipping?
I am in second place.
English people are winning.
The leaderboard looks like this:
King Cricket 30
Republique Cricket 30
Miss Field 29
The Silly Point 26
Well Pitched 26
Sportsfreak 25
Beer and Sport 25
Ben from Mike on Cricket 25
Sport Review 24
Mike from Mike on Cricket 22
Cricket With Balls 20
Cricket Action Art 20
Here are the questions for the next round.
1. ODI at Portishead Park: Winner
2. Portishead Park: Highest run-scorer
3. PP: Most wickets
4. ODI at Fosters Oval: Winner
5. FO: Highest run-scorer
6. FO: Most wickets
7. ODI at Lords (no funny titles appropriate there): Winner
8. Lords: Highest run-scorer
9. Lords: Most wickets
10. Shortest innings in terms of balls faced excluding not out batsmen.
Now, Leg Break who usually posts the tips on the Sportsfreak site, is going away. But don't be sad, he'll be back soon.
Unfortunately, however, some naughty people have not yet submitted their tips, so he can't publish the whole list. However, so that everyone knows he isn't cheating (as if anyone would have thought he's cheating - he's a Kiwi not a Pom) here are his tips:
New Zealand - Surely then anger levels are high enough to break the duck?
How - Surely, one of those starts gets converted.
Southee - With a stronger bowling line-up, they are going to target him.
England - Win one, lose the next etc.
KP - Flat track bully on flat track.
Luke Wright - Do not adjust your set.
New Zealand - Too little too late
Prince Brendan
Vettori - Too little too late
An east one - Daniel Flynn.
Anyone who hasn't submitted their tips as yet should should be advised that the deadline was a few hours ago, so expect to lose a point.
Let's see, who hasn't submitted theirs as yet... Chinaman and Jrod. I'm sure they're either saving lives or rallying on the steps of Cricket Australia to get some old guy selected; both very important reasons to be held up.
Oh, and else's name do I see that hasn't submmited as yet? Ahh, Suave.
I think he's watching the Hoobs. Shame. It could have been great. Because at the moment he's equal first. But not for long.
I must say, I'll be quite disappointed when this is all over, it's been great fun. Who votes Leg Break should maintain ongoing cricket tipping?
Thursday, May 15, 2008
Tipping yes for humiliation
My good friend Leg Break (who is yet to be allocated a daemon) has begun a tipping contest for the England/New Zealand series, over at Sportsfreak.
It's well worth a look, if for no other reason than to see me make a fool of myself.
These are the specific questions for each test match.
It's well worth a look, if for no other reason than to see me make a fool of myself.
These are the specific questions for each test match.
1. Result.
2. Session the test finishes on.
3. England top run scorer for the match
4. NZ top run scorer for the match
5. Who will bowl the most overs?
6. What will the winner of the toss do?
7. Second to Sidebottom, who will get the most wickets in the test?
8. Which non-keeper will take the most catches?
9. What will Brendon McCullum's strike rate be for the match?
10. Man of the match.
Leaderboard
| Teams/Players | Points |
| Mike from Mike on Cricket | 1 |
| King Cricket | 1 |
| Well Pitched | 1 |
| Sportsfreak | 0 |
| Cricket Action Art | 0 |
| Cricket With Balls | 0 |
| The Silly Point | 0 |
| Beer and Sport | 0 |
| Sport Review NZ | 0 |
| Republique Cricket | -1 |
| Ben from Mike on Cricket | -1 |
| Miss Field | -1 |
Typical!
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