Without doubt the greatest batsman there has ever been and his test match average will remain the best for as long as trhe game is played.
@SoyaSauceMFC12 күн бұрын
Proper team he had and shit his pants started knocking out players like Cahill for less than 2 mill. And free transfers left. His a lunatic tried running a south London club with a load of waffle absolute div. I did like him but after watching this embarrassing mate
@SoyaSauceMFC12 күн бұрын
Shit his pants
@SoyaSauceMFC12 күн бұрын
He saved us and I take my hat off to him for that. But he shit himself when the good got going
@walboyfredo602514 күн бұрын
That tight arse Neil Harris was probably on anything from £2000-£5000 a week at that time.
@sadiesponge757723 күн бұрын
How can anyone think this is ok. Stealing trophies from actual real women is just disgusting!
@pepsibottleqАй бұрын
Paul stoddart the GOAT
@houseofshuffles449Ай бұрын
More like "Mine's the Ferrari." No, more like "Mine's the helicopter." No, wait, more like "Mine's the private jet." Okay, I actually have no idea how Greg Norman gets around these days. Maybe he uses the bloody space shuttle or whatever. The point is it's not going to be in any way similar to plebs like you or I, now is it? You're not fooling any of us, Toyota. Still, if there's any justice in this world, that Holden was being used to carpool by Bob Tway, Robert Gamez, Larry Mize, and Nick Faldo.
@ZahidKhan-ie5lrАй бұрын
What a cricketer warnee was
@user-nx9fd2kt4v2 ай бұрын
2003 - the commencement of Australian turf sprinting supremacy in both hemispheres.
@VanThomek2 ай бұрын
…. if we even get a Point….
@BusterMoonAndSonicFan20222 ай бұрын
1908 - 2001
@eegpas2 ай бұрын
me 2
@siddiquekhan23533 ай бұрын
In 1999, his brilliant captaincy to defeat South Africa will always be remembered.
@siddiquekhan23533 ай бұрын
Steve waugh took the Australian team to the heights of cricket under his captaincy and built a team that was difficult to beat and dominated in every field of cricket.
@siddiquekhan23533 ай бұрын
The world🌎 will remember you for million year we love you ❤️imran khan X❤️
@thenumberquelve1583 ай бұрын
Two common sights during The Tiger Era. Someone (in this case Geoff Ogilvy) gives Tiger a run for his money, but ONLY because he's playing the round of his life.... and then Tiger responds with more and more birdies anyway. And also, someone playing WITH Tiger (in this case Michael Campbell) plays a decent round with lots of pars, but ends up RAGING, because making pars will make you think you SUCK when you watch Tiger play. You just couldn't beat this guy.
@moskic1534 ай бұрын
even if the engine was outdated still sounds better than mother hybrid
@nicholassmith37864 ай бұрын
Good job channel 10 has been doing it with tv one
@russe196425 ай бұрын
Legend, should have won five cox plates if didn't go amiss. I'll explain why he should have and why he should be called Australia's greatest. He beat a previous two times winner in the great Sunline and also beat the eventual two times winner in Fields of Omagh. In between a three year old won the cox plate which northerly would have cleaned up as well. Unfortunately we'll never know from being injured,but I'd like to think he should. I'll never forget watching,the times you think he couldn't win but his heart lifted him across the line. A shout out to Sunline, before northerly I didn't think she could be beaten and it's a shame northerly was a gelding,as imagine their offspring
@LuckyRowlands5 ай бұрын
Good old northern Italy foggy winters, so nostalgic for me
@maxderbomber5 ай бұрын
2001 Australian Masters please
@RichardsStreet8886 ай бұрын
Nice job man - do you have the 2004 AUS Open at the Australian?
@waynehooton61546 ай бұрын
The halcyon days of Aussie golf. The Aus Masters was always a favourite especially with the Shark in his prime.
@Fusiontron6 ай бұрын
That Jurassic Park music.
@marcusmaher-triskellionfil51586 ай бұрын
Thing is the Socceroos would face a playoff against a proper National side, Uruguay for the WC, no guesses who won that one, 31-0 counts for nothing if you can't qualify for the most important tournament on the planet.
@JacobDaniels636 ай бұрын
Norman was almost unbeatable on huntingdale golf course
@Veno_Alex6 ай бұрын
Bye bye
@paulgreen18216 ай бұрын
Neil questioning the price of toast 😝
@5340robert7 ай бұрын
This is brilliant. Paul Stoddart was so good for interviews back in the day. He is a real life Del Boy.
@maxderbomber8 ай бұрын
Do you have more Australian Masters ?
@rickbushvideos8 ай бұрын
A couple from 2000/01
@maxderbomber8 ай бұрын
@@rickbushvideos The 2001 Australian Masters would be nice
@muraynolan67619 ай бұрын
better speach than i had a dream
@matthewvalencic42179 ай бұрын
Can You Please Uploading The 2000 ANZ Ladies Masters Golf?
@VeteranVandal9 ай бұрын
😮 omg, wtf is this story.
@lesliejames94049 ай бұрын
My #1 favourite team. They may not of won a championship, but they were a champion team. Heart, Passion, and an indomitable spirit. Minardi will always be a legendary piece of F1 history to me.
@marcojoserevilla76009 ай бұрын
G'Day! Do you happen to have a full video of Stuart Appleby's victory at the 1999 Shell Houston Open? Will never forget that tournament. It was such a special moment for Appleby winning after his late wife tragically died the previous year. Thanks mate!
@rickbushvideos9 ай бұрын
No, sorry.
@SPG4009 ай бұрын
Monty is my hero
@nikhilj59879 ай бұрын
Best ind vs aus test series ever in history...
@DJ-ct6so9 ай бұрын
On the comparison between Sir Don and modern day batters, people are saying that the speed, skill, and athleticism of bowlers and fielders make batting more difficult nowadays. And that Don only played in England and Australia, not in the sub-continent, and that he didn't play ODIs or T20. All of that is 100% true. But on the other hand, pitches today are much better prepared, and are covered if it rains (batting was notoriously treacherous on a wet wicket), also batsmen today have much better protective equipment, including helmets and chest guards, thigh pads, etc (back in the 1930s, a thigh pad was a towel shoved down inside your pants), boundaries are shorter today, because they have ropes inside the fence now now to protect fielders from hurting themselves crashing into the fence, batters have better practice facilities nowadays, and most importantly, the bats today are HUGE by comparison. Here's a photo of Barry Richards comparing his bat in 1970 with David Warner's in 2015. And even the bats in 1970 were much better than those in Don's day, 35 years earlier !! www.espncricinfo.com/story/bigger-bats-becoming-dangerous-barry-richards-944653 It's just my opinion, but I'll say that the only fair way to compare players of different eras is to compare them with their peers. Sir Don averaged twice as much as anybody in his era, but there is nobody in the last 30 years who has averaged more 1.2x as much as anybody else in ANY era, let alone only the last 30 years. You think I'm a biased Aussie, right? Nope, I'm a New Zealander, and I'm supposed to hate Aussies after the underarm incident, so I reckon everybody who lives within 50km from Bowral owes me a schooner, next time I catch any of you blokes down at the local watering hole mate. Fair dinkum!! LOL
@benellis966510 ай бұрын
Put into context. In round figures if a batsman plays 100 tests and averages 50 then he's an all time great: Lara, Richards, Tendulkar etc. Bradman in round figures played 50 tests and averaged 100! Everyone talks about 99.94. But his all round first class average was 95 from a staggering 234 matches!
@bamboosho0t10 ай бұрын
I watched this tournament from my dorm room in 1996. Taylor Smith getting DQ'd sent his life into a spiral of substance abuse, mental health, and he later died 11 years later at age 40. It's hard to watch this event highlights because he not only did he die, but Payne Stewart also died. And scarily, Tiger almost died 2 years ago in a car crash.
@jackdanielss10 ай бұрын
Australia won 16 consecutive matches prior to this....
@user-pz2kf2wl1q10 ай бұрын
Shw to corrupt 2 3 percent people of the world bye
@jackdanielss10 ай бұрын
Bad ass team
@EricaSlays10 ай бұрын
May God bless you and Warnie,Roy in the other world .. AUSTRALIA'S Greatest treasure Bradman and Shane Warne🤴
@dagfinissocool10 ай бұрын
This was after Australia had won 16 Test matches in a row with nr.16 being the first match of this series. Truly exceptional performance by India to turn it around and win the series
@fred1eful10 ай бұрын
This was an outstanding cricket side there was 2 other great Australian teams don bradmans 1948 team and chappells team 74 -76 with the lillee and thomson factor, 3 of the best ausralian teams of all time If there was some kind of showdown Chappells 74-76 team great batting side , lillee and thomson around that's unbeatable combination
@leonleon227610 ай бұрын
Great Aussie sides. Doesn’t beat any West Indies team through early 70’s to early 90’s. Those West Indies teams are the best of all time. Beats any Aussie teams and they did. All the time.
@fred1eful10 ай бұрын
@leonleon2276 you look as though you don't know much Australia v west indies 1972-3 2-0 Australia win 1975-76 5-1 Australia win Thankyou very much
@leonleon227610 ай бұрын
@@fred1eful wow. A couple of wins. The fact you know those two wins and years , shows how precious those wins were. And if you googled. Same thing. Anyway obviously I’m over doing it saying every single time, because even that Aussie team which I remember dominating, even suffered defeats against Lara’s West Indies, which was the last stand before the proper downfall of West Indies cricket. The West Indies sides I’m talking originally, are the goats. There’s no denying it
@fred1eful10 ай бұрын
@leonleon2276 hey young fella In Australia and west indies history Australia are doubling west indies in wins 60 to 32 So much about your googling And more punishment to come In Australia 2024 Thanks young fella
@leonleon227610 ай бұрын
@@fred1eful I’m not bothered about overall. I’m talking the Teo decades from early 70’s to early 90’s, anyone of those West Indies team over any Aussie team. Probably more the 80’s team….throughout the whole 80’s, that team can’t be touched, it don’t matter if you are better in every other decade…..that team is the greatest of all time. Greatest batter of all time viv Richards. Greatest fast bowler of all time curtly Ambrose , greatest swing bowler of all time Malcom marshal 😂 😂 😂 you can have the rest 😂 😂 old fella
@diptenbanerjee732510 ай бұрын
This made me feel so good. There's so much of joy amongst all the uncertainty that life brings you but you have the boys to back you up and build on great memories. What a beautiful team.
@brotinbhattacharjee793410 ай бұрын
very very special
@user-pz2kf2wl1q10 ай бұрын
Oh my God wht he was I can't believe he really exists..oh oh my god..
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Without doubt the greatest batsman there has ever been and his test match average will remain the best for as long as trhe game is played.
Proper team he had and shit his pants started knocking out players like Cahill for less than 2 mill. And free transfers left. His a lunatic tried running a south London club with a load of waffle absolute div. I did like him but after watching this embarrassing mate
Shit his pants
He saved us and I take my hat off to him for that. But he shit himself when the good got going
That tight arse Neil Harris was probably on anything from £2000-£5000 a week at that time.
How can anyone think this is ok. Stealing trophies from actual real women is just disgusting!
Paul stoddart the GOAT
More like "Mine's the Ferrari." No, more like "Mine's the helicopter." No, wait, more like "Mine's the private jet." Okay, I actually have no idea how Greg Norman gets around these days. Maybe he uses the bloody space shuttle or whatever. The point is it's not going to be in any way similar to plebs like you or I, now is it? You're not fooling any of us, Toyota. Still, if there's any justice in this world, that Holden was being used to carpool by Bob Tway, Robert Gamez, Larry Mize, and Nick Faldo.
What a cricketer warnee was
2003 - the commencement of Australian turf sprinting supremacy in both hemispheres.
…. if we even get a Point….
1908 - 2001
me 2
In 1999, his brilliant captaincy to defeat South Africa will always be remembered.
Steve waugh took the Australian team to the heights of cricket under his captaincy and built a team that was difficult to beat and dominated in every field of cricket.
The world🌎 will remember you for million year we love you ❤️imran khan X❤️
Two common sights during The Tiger Era. Someone (in this case Geoff Ogilvy) gives Tiger a run for his money, but ONLY because he's playing the round of his life.... and then Tiger responds with more and more birdies anyway. And also, someone playing WITH Tiger (in this case Michael Campbell) plays a decent round with lots of pars, but ends up RAGING, because making pars will make you think you SUCK when you watch Tiger play. You just couldn't beat this guy.
even if the engine was outdated still sounds better than mother hybrid
Good job channel 10 has been doing it with tv one
Legend, should have won five cox plates if didn't go amiss. I'll explain why he should have and why he should be called Australia's greatest. He beat a previous two times winner in the great Sunline and also beat the eventual two times winner in Fields of Omagh. In between a three year old won the cox plate which northerly would have cleaned up as well. Unfortunately we'll never know from being injured,but I'd like to think he should. I'll never forget watching,the times you think he couldn't win but his heart lifted him across the line. A shout out to Sunline, before northerly I didn't think she could be beaten and it's a shame northerly was a gelding,as imagine their offspring
Good old northern Italy foggy winters, so nostalgic for me
2001 Australian Masters please
Nice job man - do you have the 2004 AUS Open at the Australian?
The halcyon days of Aussie golf. The Aus Masters was always a favourite especially with the Shark in his prime.
That Jurassic Park music.
Thing is the Socceroos would face a playoff against a proper National side, Uruguay for the WC, no guesses who won that one, 31-0 counts for nothing if you can't qualify for the most important tournament on the planet.
Norman was almost unbeatable on huntingdale golf course
Bye bye
Neil questioning the price of toast 😝
This is brilliant. Paul Stoddart was so good for interviews back in the day. He is a real life Del Boy.
Do you have more Australian Masters ?
A couple from 2000/01
@@rickbushvideos The 2001 Australian Masters would be nice
better speach than i had a dream
Can You Please Uploading The 2000 ANZ Ladies Masters Golf?
😮 omg, wtf is this story.
My #1 favourite team. They may not of won a championship, but they were a champion team. Heart, Passion, and an indomitable spirit. Minardi will always be a legendary piece of F1 history to me.
G'Day! Do you happen to have a full video of Stuart Appleby's victory at the 1999 Shell Houston Open? Will never forget that tournament. It was such a special moment for Appleby winning after his late wife tragically died the previous year. Thanks mate!
No, sorry.
Monty is my hero
Best ind vs aus test series ever in history...
On the comparison between Sir Don and modern day batters, people are saying that the speed, skill, and athleticism of bowlers and fielders make batting more difficult nowadays. And that Don only played in England and Australia, not in the sub-continent, and that he didn't play ODIs or T20. All of that is 100% true. But on the other hand, pitches today are much better prepared, and are covered if it rains (batting was notoriously treacherous on a wet wicket), also batsmen today have much better protective equipment, including helmets and chest guards, thigh pads, etc (back in the 1930s, a thigh pad was a towel shoved down inside your pants), boundaries are shorter today, because they have ropes inside the fence now now to protect fielders from hurting themselves crashing into the fence, batters have better practice facilities nowadays, and most importantly, the bats today are HUGE by comparison. Here's a photo of Barry Richards comparing his bat in 1970 with David Warner's in 2015. And even the bats in 1970 were much better than those in Don's day, 35 years earlier !! www.espncricinfo.com/story/bigger-bats-becoming-dangerous-barry-richards-944653 It's just my opinion, but I'll say that the only fair way to compare players of different eras is to compare them with their peers. Sir Don averaged twice as much as anybody in his era, but there is nobody in the last 30 years who has averaged more 1.2x as much as anybody else in ANY era, let alone only the last 30 years. You think I'm a biased Aussie, right? Nope, I'm a New Zealander, and I'm supposed to hate Aussies after the underarm incident, so I reckon everybody who lives within 50km from Bowral owes me a schooner, next time I catch any of you blokes down at the local watering hole mate. Fair dinkum!! LOL
Put into context. In round figures if a batsman plays 100 tests and averages 50 then he's an all time great: Lara, Richards, Tendulkar etc. Bradman in round figures played 50 tests and averaged 100! Everyone talks about 99.94. But his all round first class average was 95 from a staggering 234 matches!
I watched this tournament from my dorm room in 1996. Taylor Smith getting DQ'd sent his life into a spiral of substance abuse, mental health, and he later died 11 years later at age 40. It's hard to watch this event highlights because he not only did he die, but Payne Stewart also died. And scarily, Tiger almost died 2 years ago in a car crash.
Australia won 16 consecutive matches prior to this....
Shw to corrupt 2 3 percent people of the world bye
Bad ass team
May God bless you and Warnie,Roy in the other world .. AUSTRALIA'S Greatest treasure Bradman and Shane Warne🤴
This was after Australia had won 16 Test matches in a row with nr.16 being the first match of this series. Truly exceptional performance by India to turn it around and win the series
This was an outstanding cricket side there was 2 other great Australian teams don bradmans 1948 team and chappells team 74 -76 with the lillee and thomson factor, 3 of the best ausralian teams of all time If there was some kind of showdown Chappells 74-76 team great batting side , lillee and thomson around that's unbeatable combination
Great Aussie sides. Doesn’t beat any West Indies team through early 70’s to early 90’s. Those West Indies teams are the best of all time. Beats any Aussie teams and they did. All the time.
@leonleon2276 you look as though you don't know much Australia v west indies 1972-3 2-0 Australia win 1975-76 5-1 Australia win Thankyou very much
@@fred1eful wow. A couple of wins. The fact you know those two wins and years , shows how precious those wins were. And if you googled. Same thing. Anyway obviously I’m over doing it saying every single time, because even that Aussie team which I remember dominating, even suffered defeats against Lara’s West Indies, which was the last stand before the proper downfall of West Indies cricket. The West Indies sides I’m talking originally, are the goats. There’s no denying it
@leonleon2276 hey young fella In Australia and west indies history Australia are doubling west indies in wins 60 to 32 So much about your googling And more punishment to come In Australia 2024 Thanks young fella
@@fred1eful I’m not bothered about overall. I’m talking the Teo decades from early 70’s to early 90’s, anyone of those West Indies team over any Aussie team. Probably more the 80’s team….throughout the whole 80’s, that team can’t be touched, it don’t matter if you are better in every other decade…..that team is the greatest of all time. Greatest batter of all time viv Richards. Greatest fast bowler of all time curtly Ambrose , greatest swing bowler of all time Malcom marshal 😂 😂 😂 you can have the rest 😂 😂 old fella
This made me feel so good. There's so much of joy amongst all the uncertainty that life brings you but you have the boys to back you up and build on great memories. What a beautiful team.
very very special
Oh my God wht he was I can't believe he really exists..oh oh my god..