Vale Shane Warne

[RohitSharma]

Did you guys see Punter breaking down? The guy is the toughest bloke I know and he broke down. Punter breaking down feels more genuine compared to Pup

 

[SuperSteele22]

Punter breaking down feels more genuine compared to Pup

What do you mean by this?

 

[NicNat2TimKelly]

How about the side effects of the disease itself?

I agree with you that for this specific case we should wait for the results of the autopsy etc but for now it should be said that according to a number of cardiologists, myocarditis induced by the vaccine is generally much more serious than any myocarditis caused by the virus itself.

 

[NicNat2TimKelly]

... Warnie had just been on a two-week diet of only drinking herbal tea.

I don't know if I can believe that since other reports are contradictory.

This one for example says his last meal was vegemite on toast.

Shane Warne's last meal was Vegemite on toast, friend reveals

The Sporting News CEO Tom Hall called the spinner "an Australian through and through" after revealing the poignant detail.

www.1news.co.nz

 

[revo333]

Way I understand it Warne done a 14 day fruit juice cleanse on this occasion, eating no solids for 14 days and the piece I read he actually done up to 45 days in the past, which is crazy. The day he died was his first day back on solids.

I remember being taught at a very young age that if you go without food for a few days then the first food you eat should be eaten very slowly.

 

[Around the Wicket]

I remember being taught at a very young age that if you go without food for a few days then the first food you eat should be eaten very slowly.

or eased back on through soup but even so you wouldn't think you'd drop dead.

 

[PhatBoy]

I remember being taught at a very young age that if you go without food for a few days then the first food you eat should be eaten very slowly.

Likewise - read many accounts of people being stranded at sea or in the wilderness and have been rescued only to exacerbate their poor condition by gorging themselves upon rescue.

 

[GoDees2021]

I remember being taught at a very young age that if you go without food for a few days then the first food you eat should be eaten very slowly.

Yeah there was some David Blaine stunt where he didn't eat for 30 days and he had to get slowly re introduced to food and liquids very carefully because he was at risk of dying

 

[darcytiger]

Really hope the state funeral at the G is open to the public. Could potentially ticket it at like $5/10 to cover costs and proceeds to be donated somewhere. Would be amazing to have a big crowd there for that.

I would love to go

 

[aussiefooty]

Did you guys see Punter breaking down? The guy is the toughest bloke I know and he broke down. Punter breaking down feels more genuine compared to Pup

Yeah i did. Most of the guys that played with him and against him are pretty sad that he's now passed away.
Pup never really got on that well with warnie. Which leads me to say this people do get sick of strong opinionated people. Warnie always had a strong opinion of the game he played. As well as his AFL team. He knew if St Kilda had a terrible game plan and an awful coach.
Warnie was known as a fickle supporter.

 

[gordo2016]

What a tool SG is. It's not about the sanctity of your precious opinion it's about expressing any opinion at this time. SG was a grafter as a batsman and bad sport (the Melbourne test walk off). I've never liked him as a player a person or commentator. Always biased. You would never be a tenth the player Warne was you bad sport.

SG was a bit better than a grafter. Any opener that averages over 50 in test cricket playing that amount of tests is sh** hot. I quite like him as a commentator and he apologised for his comments, accepting he was wrong to say it.

 

[aussiefooty]

SG was a bit better than a grafter. Any opener that averages over 50 in test cricket playing that amount of tests is sh** hot. I quite like him as a commentator and he apologised for his comments, accepting he was wrong to say it.

Agree here. Bloke can go over the top with lots of things and then has to apologise for it.
Should learn to think before he speaks.

 

[Munga]

Podcast from The Barmy Army:

 

[big_e]

Pup never really got on that well with warnie.

100% wrong. Always very close, by all reports.

 

[aussiefooty]

100% wrong. Always very close, by all reports.

Nup according to pup's instagram he didn't like warnie because of his strong opinions

 

[Around the Wicket]

Warne and Clarke were very close in there playing day.

 

[Plugger35]

100% wrong. Always very close, by all reports.

I wouldn't bother arguing with Sooz she's full of wrong opinions, she also said Warnie was a fickle Saints supporter when he was anything but fickle.

 

[darcytiger]

I wouldn't bother arguing with Sooz she's full of wrong opinions, she also said Warnie was a fickle Saints supporter when he was anything but fickle.

Sooz is back!!?? What a time to be alive. Pity Shane couldn’t share this with us.

 

[PhatBoy]

Yeah i did. Most of the guys that played with him and against him are pretty sad that he's now passed away.
Pup never really got on that well with warnie. Which leads me to say this people do get sick of strong opinionated people. Warnie always had a strong opinion of the game he played. As well as his AFL team. He knew if St Kilda had a terrible game plan and an awful coach.
Warnie was known as a fickle supporter.

Yeah his story about being invited around to Warne’s house reeked of hatred

 

[big_e]

Nup according to pup's instagram he didn't like warnie because of his strong opinions

Clarke reveals final conversation with Warne​

There wasn’t a time I couldn’t pick up the phone to Warnie. And the last time I spoke to him, he seemed as happy as ever, writes Michael Clarke.

From the Daily Telegraph this week.

 

[frankrizzo]

Likewise - read many accounts of people being stranded at sea or in the wilderness and have been rescued only to exacerbate their poor condition by gorging themselves upon rescue.

I remember learning about refeeding syndrome from reading about holocaust survivors in ww2, awful really soldiers were trying to help these skin and bone people by giving them their rations and ended up killing them.

 

[frankrizzo]

Yeah i did. Most of the guys that played with him and against him are pretty sad that he's now passed away.
Pup never really got on that well with warnie.

Warne was seemingly the only one of that older generation that really took to clarke, im sure clarke grief over warne's passing is very real.

 

[Gough]

I remember learning about refeeding syndrome from reading about holocaust survivors in ww2, awful really soldiers were trying to help these skin and bone people by giving them their rations and ended up killing them.

My grand dad was at Belsen after it was liberated. He dropped dead in front of me when I were a lad and to her dying day my grandma said it killed him.

 

[frankrizzo]

My grand dad was at Belsen after it was liberated. He dropped dead in front of me when I were a lad and to her dying day my grandma said it killed him.

Thats awful im so sorry for your loss (

 

[Gough]

Thats awful im so sorry for your loss (

It happened in 1980, so it's been a while. Old boy loved his cricket though, his dad saw Ranjitsinji bat and must have been taken by him if his kid told his great grandkid about it. He'd have hated Warnie though.