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MarkOlsen wrote:

Talking Footy wrote: Just had a gander at the scorcard. Talk about a smashing. Triffit is killing them, glad we got him over.

Triffit says hello..having a fair game..

Dont care RCQ nothing but an import stopping some West Aussie kid playing for his state.

I would rather see the Midland keeper play in front of him.

Gilly says hello

MarkOlsen wrote: Gilly says hello

Why would someone like Gilly want to talk to me???

Let alone talk to someone like you.

I hear the 4th grade wicket at Lilac is a belter these days. Would suit you down to a tee. You should make a comeback. Muddy Walters has a sore back could do with someone carrying his kit from the car.

How on earth is Behrendorff not in our Shield team? A tall left armer who swings the ball at 135km/h. I would think he would be a better option than Hogan. Has he been injured our just out of form? He is bowling beautifully in the Ryobi Cup atm.

So Marsh got 64 in second 11 and is back in the side. Lets hope his 64 wasnt a flash in the pan and he can work his way up.

Great innings by Birt and his form before that brilliant. Looking forward to the game V Tassie starting on Sunday 25 Nov... Thanks for the Broadcast 91.3

The team
Western Australia: Adam Voges (capt), Michael Beer, Jason Behrendorff, Travis Birt, Hilton Cartwright, Nathan Coulter-Nile, Marcus Harris, Michael Hogan, Mitchell Johnson, Shaun Marsh, Marcus North, Tom Triffitt, Sam Whiteman.

More at www.abc.net.au/news/2012-11-22/warriors-...h/4386610?section=wa

got 126no in the 2nd dig

Shaun Marsh is a class player and the Warriors dont have many of them.Had a bad run lately but he will come good im sure.Seems by all reports hes knuckled down so hopefully we will see the best of him from now on.

This would have to be an all time low for WA cricket all out for 67, and going by some of the dismissals you can't blame the pitch.

ha ha you got to giggle.....67 gee welcome to coaching JL.....boys to men?....my son's Mt Lawley u/15 side could of done better....

JL had a real oppurtunity to make a very hardnosed start to his coaching career but instead couldnt rush Marsh back in fast enough.

Great coaching stints usually begin with the hard uncomprimising decisions that have to be made being made. This was weak as. The value of playing in the yellow cap has clearly been eroded.

I think maybe JL should have spent a week with Mick Malthouse when he walked in the doors at Carlton earlier this year and used that as an example.