RIP Warney
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Legend of the game ( he really was, one of the greatest of the greats ) and full of very relatable human flaws off the field. I suspect we’ll see this ball replayed a few times over the next wee while.
RIP Warnie, thanks for making spin bowling cool again.
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Those balls that didn’t spin but skidded on and constantly trapped the blacks caps LBW in the late 90s…
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Heard the news a few hours ago. Still stunned. Condolences to everyone in Australia and to Cricket fans around the world.
Greatest bowler I ever saw. A magician, a genius, one of the ultimate competitors in the history of Cricket or any sport.
I had a beer with him on the 1997 England tour. Larger than life, lots of great stories and even though he was an Aussie, a very good bloke.
Rest in peace, Warnie. Thanks for the memories.
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Bit of a shock to wake up to ,
Particularly living here in Melbourne, local Vic hero and all that ,
Last time I saw Warney for anyone that knows Melbourne was at the service station at the corner of Nepean highway and north rd Brighton months back
He finished pumping just before me and I ended up in the queue to pay just behind him .
Cracked me up he also ordered 6 packs of cigarettes.
Rip
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This one is really sad. One of those people I would have really loved to have a beer with. His war stories would have been worth me putting my hand in my pocket all night.
See ya Warney, thanks for those magic moments and never being boring.
@jc said in RIP Warney:
This one is really sad. One of those people I would have really loved to have a beer with. His war stories would have been worth me putting my hand in my pocket all night.
See ya Warney, thanks for those magic moments and never being boring.
Yeah one of those cases of a person being a sporting legend AND a dynamic personality. So often it’s one or the other.
He would have been terrific company over a few beers.
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This is fucked
Warny lived a fucking life man.
One of the best cricketers I ever had the pleasure of watching (maybe the best of my time) still old school off the field.
Beers and durries
And thrn the women. The Liz Hurley thread should be renamed the Shane Warne memorial totty thread
RIP warney. You really were a legend
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What the hell. Super sad news about Warney.
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Wow. So young but a life well lived. GOAT spinner and a dead set legend on and off the field.
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This is fucked
Warny lived a fucking life man.
One of the best cricketers I ever had the pleasure of watching (maybe the best of my time) still old school off the field.
Beers and durries
And thrn the women. The Liz Hurley thread should be renamed the Shane Warne memorial totty thread
RIP warney. You really were a legend
@mariner4life when being with Liz Hurley probably wasnt even the pinnacle moment of your life, you know you have clocked life.
One of those rare characters whose legacy stretched beyond the game he played.
Far, far too young, RIP fella.
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Suspected heart attack. At 52. Even at 74 Rod Marsh was hardly decrepit to the point of having massive heart issues.
As someone who has had heart surgery for something that would have otherwise gone undetected bar a visit to the cardiologist, I can say with a reasonable level of authority that all you Polish chicks should make time to see your GP, get blood tests, and look after yourselves besides.
Regards,
Fat Bastard
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Rod Marsh and Warnie in the same 24 hours, condolences to their families. Got to meet Warnie a few years ago and he was a genuine larrikin.
Marsh will always be remembered for shaking his head. Legend.
Warnie was only tweeting yesterday about Marsh’s passing
https://twitter.com/ShaneWarne/status/1499563703083044865?s=20&t=XvuWCbN9OafB5-kKNZiySw
@act-crusader said in RIP Warney:
Rod Marsh and Warnie in the same 24 hours,
Rule of threes. Thankfully I was a shit cricketer so that rules me out.
He made spin cool again in Oz. Just look at some of these deliveries:
