Sports Memes
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That is a good one!
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That is brilliant.
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I don't blame the batter at all here, I've been very tempted to do the same
https://twitter.com/PeterDellaPenna/status/1454932917432602626?t=doflr5Od7U9CaOhzpOeHRA&s=19
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I don't blame the batter at all here, I've been very tempted to do the same
https://twitter.com/PeterDellaPenna/status/1454932917432602626?t=doflr5Od7U9CaOhzpOeHRA&s=19
@no-quarter said in Sports Memes:
I don't blame the batter at all here, I've been very tempted to do the same
I don't either - but she should have been given out! That was very average
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@no-quarter said in Sports Memes:
I don't blame the batter at all here, I've been very tempted to do the same
I don't either - but she should have been given out! That was very average
@nzzp said in Sports Memes:
@no-quarter said in Sports Memes:
I don't blame the batter at all here, I've been very tempted to do the same
I don't either - but she should have been given out! That was very average
Yeah I can only assume that's her dad umpiring
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Not quite a meme, not quite a cricket story, but it can go here for now...
It would be a ginger mog randomly moving in and making himself at home...
Somerset Cricket: SPECIAL NEW DEVELOPMENT AT THE CACG
Over the last few years, the Cooper Associates County Ground has seen a number of impressive developments.
The outstanding Marcus Trescothick Pavilion was officially opened in 2015, and 2019 saw state-of-the-art LED floodlights installed to make the Ground the envy of the 18 First Class counties.
This winter will see the latest development at the home of Somerset County Cricket Club take place when the Club and Bradfords Building Supplies join forces to create a new building for one of SCCC’s most famous followers.
With the winter weather closing in, the two organisations will be working together to build a shelter for Brian the cat.
Somerset’s most famous feline is a regular visitor to the Cooper Associates County Ground, and with the temperature dropping and the longer nights closing in, SCCC and Bradfords have taken the decision to construct a special cat house for him to use when he sees fit.
Paul Malloy, Head of Marketing at Bradfords said: “We know how loved Brian is within the SCCC community, so when we were approached to get involved and help where we can, the answer was yes!“Our passion is to help to sustain and grow communities, whether its supplying building materials for people to have their dream home, to helping the smaller members of our community to be safe. We are proud to be involved and excited to see Brian in his own house and living his best life!”
Construction will begin on Brian’s house shortly.
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Not quite a meme, not quite a cricket story, but it can go here for now...
It would be a ginger mog randomly moving in and making himself at home...
Somerset Cricket: SPECIAL NEW DEVELOPMENT AT THE CACG
Over the last few years, the Cooper Associates County Ground has seen a number of impressive developments.
The outstanding Marcus Trescothick Pavilion was officially opened in 2015, and 2019 saw state-of-the-art LED floodlights installed to make the Ground the envy of the 18 First Class counties.
This winter will see the latest development at the home of Somerset County Cricket Club take place when the Club and Bradfords Building Supplies join forces to create a new building for one of SCCC’s most famous followers.
With the winter weather closing in, the two organisations will be working together to build a shelter for Brian the cat.
Somerset’s most famous feline is a regular visitor to the Cooper Associates County Ground, and with the temperature dropping and the longer nights closing in, SCCC and Bradfords have taken the decision to construct a special cat house for him to use when he sees fit.
Paul Malloy, Head of Marketing at Bradfords said: “We know how loved Brian is within the SCCC community, so when we were approached to get involved and help where we can, the answer was yes!“Our passion is to help to sustain and grow communities, whether its supplying building materials for people to have their dream home, to helping the smaller members of our community to be safe. We are proud to be involved and excited to see Brian in his own house and living his best life!”
Construction will begin on Brian’s house shortly.
