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Foot in the mouth, my turn to laugh "End of an Aussie era" :hysterical: This is true with most predictions on this forums. Just that the good ones people bump but when they are found short they just don't bump the thread. What good is a man that doesn't contradict?

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Does that statement make sense to you? How are they bad if they can beat any other team anyday of the week? DSR, if Australia are falling faster than Paris Hilton, then India must be deep inside the gutter. Either that, or you must be suffering from the head-up-the-ass syndrome, where your head is so far up your own ass, you can't see anything.
Sorry I meant not the same side that dominated for more than a decade.
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It's not just crumbling' date=' it's falling apart very quickly. Yes, there are 5 more tests to go in this duel but I have not seen the Australian side in such disarray for a couple of decades.[/quote'] And with 4 of them gone, the Aussies have won 3 - the last 3. What say you now, Shwetty ?
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Sure it's the end of an era, no Warne, no Mcgrath, no Gilchrist, no Hayden, it will take a little time to rebuild. And taking 1 test series in Australia where Lee and Symonds were not at 100% and Clark didnt play i think is being impulsive and not looking at the bigger picture. Watson, Clark were injured, Lee and Symonds were clearly not at 100% for the Aus series(Symonds could barely run lol). Theres some depth and experience there that Australia were missing, Watson or Symonds if fit would slot straight in for Ronald Mcdonald, Lee and Clark would probably replace Hilfy and Siddle. Let me pause for a sec here to say they have done a terrific job being thrust into the Aussie side up against 1 of the best Test sides in the world, SA, true it was a home series, but Siddle's Test average has been good at 26.25 with an econ rate of 2.66 over his 6 Tests, and he is continuing his solid performance in SA. I think a full strength Aussie side will still be stiff competition in all Cricketing formats, overall they have come back to the pack, between India, SA, Australia its always going to be a very tight game. But to say they are down and out after 1 Test loss is to render an opinion without looking at a lot of other factors. The ashes:- Hughes Katich Ponting Clarke Hussey Symonds/North - tough call on the all rounder - Watson currently isnt bowling so i left him off the list Haddin Johnson - yes Johnson should bat b4 Lee :winky: Lee - depending on fitness Clark - depending on fitness Mcgain/Siddle

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All my rivals and peope with grudges posting against me in a wave:haha:Love it reel the suckers in:eyedance: They are a shadow of their former selves. Like my thread states accuratley IT IS THE END OF AN ERA. They are not dominant and will not be with some of the chumps they have in the side. Yes they will still win loads of games but will not dominant as they did. They have come back to the pack and now have dropped behind India for one. Their pathetic batting in this latest test is evidence enough!

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And you went missing when they won the first two tests by dominating SA.
SA were shocking. Not down to particularly great aussie play. I repeat what i have said consistently said in this thread. They will still be competitive and win many games. But they will certainly not be dominant. I also see signs of serious further detioration of the aussies. Some of the players they are bringing in are terrible and a shadow of their former players. Every month I watch them they seem to get worse IMO. Mcdonald and MCgain are awful. Siddle a journey man. Haddin awful glove work. Katich painful. Jacques will be exposed and Hussey OAP. They still have many problems. They will still win the ashes but that is due to England being exceptionally bad
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And you went missing when they won the first two tests by dominating SA.
I hardly posted at all for a few months period. If you wat to call that going missing that I suppose you are right:hysterical: But nothing to do with aussies winning a few tests:((
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You posters still saying its not the end of the era and aussies are still going to dominate before? Aussies are a shadow of their former selves. Still very competitive but no more! They are getting pummelled. O for the days of Mcgrath, Warne, Gillespie, Gilly, Hayden, Waugh and co. Instead its now Mcdonald, Mcgain, Siddle, Haddin and Katich!

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And with 4 of them gone, the Aussies have won 3 - the last 3. What say you now, Shwetty ?
:laugh: From 5-0 last time they are headed towards 3-3 this time despite winning all the tosses, are on the verge of a huge innings defeat in the current test, their latest spinner got caned into oblivion yet again, and of the three wins one was by taking 19 wickets and 7 balls remaining, and two on the back of a debutant whose technique will be analyzed over a period of time. And you are asking me questions?
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No. I only asked you one. No matter what spin you want to put on it, the Aussies have just beaten the #2 ranked team in a series.

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No. I only asked you one. No matter what spin you want to put on it, the Aussies have just beaten the #2 ranked team in a series.
There is no spin - you are digressing from the topic which is the decline of the Aussies from their prime a few years ago. Them winning a series against South Africa does not mean they have not declined.
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What a thrashing aussies got. Would never have happned in the good old days of Warne' date=' Mcrath and co. [b']Sad to see actually
Really ?? :giggle:
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Really ?? :giggle:
Yes I feel quite sad about it. Seeing such a great cricketing nation allowing the opposition to win without making them even bat twice. Its is saddening to see such a a great empire crumble so quickly to the status of simply just one of the pack. This is often the way with big powers, when they fall they fall big! I am gutted about it all!!!

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