Universal Love RIP Shane Warne

[Muddiemoose]

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[tigs2010]

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Wow. Lucky I have my fellow Roy Sterge to overlook it

 

[guruisatiger]

First marshy
Then warney
Things come in 3s
Wonder who's next

 

[tigs2010]

It’s amazing with all the modern sports science, fitness, video analysis of techniques that no one looks remotely close to catching this guy.

 

[Tenacious T]

Bradman is to batting what Warnie is to bowling.
Simple

 

[Antzzz]

Just cannot believe it …. I will never forget his amazing ability to destroy opposition with the ball … if Warnie was bowling you just couldn’t take your eyes off for a second …. To me he is the Greatest cricketer I have ever seen … well bowled Shane RIP

 

[biaseddustyfan]

damn sad news. could watch his highlights all ****en day

absolutely loved warney. even in his commentary gigs I loved how he would talk shit about sausage rolls or random shit he did on the weekend and piss off all the "cricket purists" trying to watch the game. and when he did actually talk about cricket he knew his shit better than anyone there

absolute legend

 

[mauricerioli]

Just saw this on youtube now, thought it was a joke or mistake to start with.
What a shock.

RIP Warnie.

 

[Crumpet_avenger]

Was the first guy I remember calling something that was going to happen before it happened.

More often than not it came off.

That Nike earing.
The dancing on the balcony.
He was a ****ing rockstar

 

[Karp3_dm]

Shattered, was my idol growing up
Met him numerous times, absolute legend
this is shit

 

[69vintage]

RIP warnie .Atleast he packed so much into his life .

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[Sterge]

Hoesntly i think my favourite warne moment wasnt even bowling it was the day he made 99 against new zealand.

RIP legend

They have also apparently announced the southern stand will be renamed the sk warne stand

 

[Meteoric Rise]

Was a fantastic cricketer. Best Australian spinner I have seen. The cricket world will certainly be different without him.

 

[YeOldTiger]

First marshy
Then warney
Things come in 3s
Wonder who's next

Are you saying there's going to be a hat-trick ?

 

[This Is Anfield]

As a Pom it was always a love/hate thing with Warnie… loved his skill, chutzpah, middle finger to authority and love of living but hated what he did to England’s batting!!

 

[YeOldTiger]

The King is dead. Vale Shane Warne.

Tragic news, particularly for the family and kids and his legion of mates.

Live fast, die young, leave a good looking legacy...Warnie would have loved that.







PS. The durries get you in the end. Give up smoking please. Life is too precious.

 

[Sol23]

So sad.
Legend of the game and a genuinely good Aussie bloke. RIP

 

[Bojangles17]

Was both stunned and shattered to hear the news this morning , a true legend of the game one of the all time greats , thoughts with the family today

 

[69vintage]

A minutes applause seems more appropriate than the minutes silence for Warnie .They way he played and lived his life applause for the great man seems more fitting.

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[Nobby]

First marshy
Then warney
Things come in 3s
Wonder who's next

Can we count Dean Jones in that list ......

 

[Rioli2Rioli]

Why ...........................................


How ..............................................

Just F****G Why ....................................................


Vale SKW

 

[guruisatiger]

Can we count Dean Jones in that list ......

Suppose so

 

[guruisatiger]

Are you saying there's going to be a hat-trick ?

As long as it's not a dead track

 

[WATiger86]

Pretty gutted to hear of the passing of Warney! Literally a “poster on my wall” kind of a hero growing up.

As an aspiring spin bowler growing up throughout the 90’s, it was the “Shane Warne spinners kit” which taught me how to bowl a leggy. I never mastered the wrong ‘un but Warney didn’t bowl that much, so that was ok

After copping a pasting in an U12’s final I took the easy way out and bowled offies from thereafter, but no doubt many cricketers of my age were influenced to bowl spin by the great man.

RIP to the King

 

[Livonski]

Never has one individual dominated cricket like this bloke did. He mentally disintegrated entire batting lineups, the best in the world. He made test cricket absolutely enthralling and wrecked countless nights sleep when we played the Poms in England. RIP Warnie.