“Sweet Revenge” – FURY As Piers Morgan Lays Into “Australia’s Wilting Matildas” Following World Cup Defeat
Not content with everyone in the UK thinking he's an utter pillock, Piers Morgan set to take his reputation global.
Not content with everyone in the UK thinking he's an utter pillock, Piers Morgan set to take his reputation global.
One need only look to the Ashes to see the rude health of cricket. Or Dan Andrews for the ill health of the Comm Games.
On the downside, we lost the third Test. On a more positive note, it appears all of England no longer wants us dead.
Tensions between Australia & England have sunk to new lows with the Minogue sisters now appearing to be the only hope.
B&T does warn this contains a vicious and personal attack on two aged pensioners. Well, John Howard and wife Janette.
There's always a bit of spice in any Ashes series, but this one's proving to be the Sriracha sauce of Ashes series.
The Ashes isn't merely compelling cricket, it's also the perfect opportunity to hang shit on British colleagues.
If this doesn't get you pumped for cricket season then failing to move off the couch for five days definitely will.
Concerning news of an Ashes boycott this summer. As Seven primes Big Bang Theory repeats as a precautionary measure.
Do you enjoy watching dead rubbers? Well, your choices this weekend appear the Ashes or the eraser in your pencil case.
B&T's TV ratings prove a fascinating look into the state of the nation's psyche. It's like Scott Cam meets Carl Jung.
Thursday's TV served up a veritable smorgasbord of sport. It was a bit like an RSL bistro without any chicken chasseur.
How good is the Ashes? And that's despite a distinct lack of cheating, ball tampering & verbal abuse of the opposition.
B&T would never suggest England only won because Steve Smith was out. Even if England only won because he was out.
Viewers aren't giving the Steve Smith-absent Aussies much chance in the third Test judging by these eyeball numbers.
Marmite's tit for tat war with Vegemite continues. Arguably with a lot of tat and not enough tit.
It was googlies, swingers and blockholes on the telly last night. And that was just on The Bachelor.
The Ashes have spilled over into a battle of the salty spreads. Mercifully, no sandpaper brands are yet to get involved.