Keep sooking Jonny

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the_interloper said:
That's awesome ha ha, your keeper needs to be a campaigner, they certainly need to be a leader in terms of sledging. I always think of how annoying Ian Healy must have been behind the stumps, hard to handle just listening to his commentary!
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I cant remember his name but the Pakistan keeper just doesn't shut up.
 

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Gethelred said:
The other side of it too is that Jonny Bairstow is an irreconcilable whinger. He wears the expression of a man perpetually aggrieved and vindicated. When things are going well it's as though he deserves it, the hero of his own story; when things are going badly, he behaves as though something unjust was done, as though he were tricked or cheated out of his rightful dues.
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I have no problem with the dismissal, but I reckon if I saw my father's body hanging from the staircase when I was eight years old, I'd probably feel like the world was against me, too, tbh.
 
big_e said:
I have no problem with the dismissal, but I reckon if I saw my father's body hanging from the staircase when I was eight years old, I'd probably feel like the world was against me, too, tbh.
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No doubt that would have been traumatic.

Good story below however.

www.abc.net.au

Cricket fan tracks down Bairstow to gift him gloves signed by dead father

A cricket fan who as a child won gloves signed by the late David Bairstow manages to track down his son — England keeper Jonny Bairstow — and return the gloves as an emotional gift in Adelaide.
www.abc.net.au www.abc.net.au
 
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