Ashes DVD

[LIONS then DAYLIGHT]

And most of it's rubbish

I wasted good money on Flintoff's rushed out crappy autobiography which is the worst piece of opportunistic rush released rubbish I have ever read. Absolutely nothing is revealed in that book that we all didn't know all ready, "we were all behind Gilo" "winning the Ashes felt great", etc etc... no ******** sherlock, heard it all before.

I have sat in the library in town a few times and read the Ashes books, and they are all as bad as each other. Vaughan's autobiography isn't much better either, in fact much worse.

The Ashes DVD, however, is awesome.

I got a Ashes book for Christmas, i don't know who wrote it as i don't have the book with me at the moment but the cover shows Harmison bowling a bouncer to Justin Langer.

I found it to be a pretty much rushed out version of events in an attempt to make a quick buck but some bits of it were interesting but all in all i found it to be a bit to rushed and slightly fake.

I guess there would have been a basic plan to rush out books and the like before the Ashes in case England did regain them.

But as it turned out the series was spectacular and that just magnified the amount of books that would be released after the series.

 

[SouthSwans]

You know I had never seen the 2nd test toss as I was at training, Vaughan nearly burst out laughing

I never saw the 2nd test until I bought myself the DVD.

F***ing school camp

 

[SouthSwans]

The only main reasons I bought it were seeing Tait's dismissal in the 2nd innings at Trent Bridge and Ian Bell's dismissal in the 2nd innings at Lords HAHAHA