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18 Mar 07 - 01:18 PM (#2000292) Subject: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: Rasener What a shock. Can't take it in yet |
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18 Mar 07 - 01:18 PM (#2000294) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: Rasener Sorry should have put it below - can somebody move it below for me. |
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18 Mar 07 - 01:36 PM (#2000315) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: John MacKenzie Gosh only 58 too I believe, what a shock. G. |
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18 Mar 07 - 02:07 PM (#2000345) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: ard mhacha I replied on the Cricket World cup Thread. |
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18 Mar 07 - 04:18 PM (#2000474) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: katlaughing About him. |
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18 Mar 07 - 07:46 PM (#2000637) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: bubblyrat He probably died of shame when he heard about the latest drunken antics of our recent Test Captain. |
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19 Mar 07 - 04:34 AM (#2000821) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: Rasener Well Sky reported that he died of an overdose of drugs and Alcohol. So unless his drinks were spiked, he looked as though he couldn't take the shame of losing. If that is the case, it makes it even sadder. Had his wife been there, it probably wouldn't have happened. I think partners should be with their sporting heroes as support in times of stress. Its had enough being away from your family for a long period. but a darn sight worse when under stress. |
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19 Mar 07 - 04:44 AM (#2000823) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: GUEST,Alba, Reading Watching the English rugby team play recently, you can understand if some of the management take a page out of his book. Cricket has to be the most boring pastime, no one can call it a sport. |
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19 Mar 07 - 04:49 AM (#2000826) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: Rasener Uncalled for Alba. This thread is not about the merits of cricket. Its about the sad loss of a very respected person in the world of cricket. Can we keep it that way please. |
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19 Mar 07 - 08:14 AM (#2000930) Subject: RE: Obit: Bob Woolmer has died From: A Wandering Minstrel I remember him from his test-playing days. A good player and handy with the bat. Dennis Amis spoke very highly of him on this mornings Today programme. The Pakistan team seemed absolutely stunned. |