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| Wright
chefs up a steak for breakfast |
Wright
tucks into his Full English, courtersy of Danny Granville Street |
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| McCarthy
enjoys his breakfast |
Unfortunately,
getting horrendously lost and a 45 minutes walk denotes that we miss the
start of play and the tumbling of wickets |
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| Wright
is delighted to lose his Neville Road virginity |
McCarthy
was happy to be at Bristol |
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| Rana,
complete with new head of hair, prepares to bowl |
Robin
Martin-Jenkins had done an excellent job in the field |
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| Wright
ponders if the Diana, Princess of Wales Education Centre teaches you to
wear a seat belt when speeding through central Paris |
Gloucestershire's
batting is, for want of a better word, wank |
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| A
nice easy day for stand-in captain Murray Goodwin in the field |
This
chap could do with some Rana treatment to cure his baldness |
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| McCarthy
with his traditional championship bottle of wine |
Wright
with the traditional dragon fruit |
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| Monty
Panesar looks invigorated in the field |
The
combination of turban and baseball cap was somewhat unorthodox |
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| Neville
Road in all her glory |
McCarthy
with the two bottles of wine polished off |
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| Unfortunately,
McCarthy's first sessions slagging off of the signing of Panesar was
picked up by this mic placed just behind him |
Carl
Hopkinson obviously has no concept of heat, as he wanders around wearing
a wooly hat |
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| Sussex
claim another wicket |
The
day's action could be over very early into the second innings |
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| Joy
turns to confussion as McCarthy smashes a bottle of Gaymers |
He
begins to pick up shards of glass, which resulted in a cut hand |
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| Wright
with Murray Goodwin after the game |
Goodwin
had wasted no time in getting straight onto the beer |
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| James
Anyon was a happy man |
McCarthy
has his traditional photo with England wicketkeeper Matt Prior |
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| Rana
asked McCarthy if he was alright after he caught Burgess Hill's
Favourite Minor Celebrity having a cheeky point at his new-found hair |
Monty
Panesar was rather miserable - hardly surprising seeing as he got no
overs in the second innings |
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| Corey
Collymore was, as always, a happy chap |
Collymore
with Wright |
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| Andrew
Hodd was double parked with beer - or was one RMJ's |
Our
favourite Gloucestershire player following the shenanigans at last years
Friends Provident Semi Finals, Jon Lewis |
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| Tell
'em Jon |
The
Sussex teams equipment is loaded into the back of the van |
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| Wright
asked Hamish Marshall if it was the suspect pitch that contributed to
Gloucestershire's downfall |
His
response was a simple "nah, the batting was crap mate" |
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| Wright
on the suspect wicket as we carry out an inspection |
McCarthy
was promptly ordered off after ground staff saw him on the pitch |
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| We
once again find ourselves horrendously lost in Bristol, this time
attempting to get back to the station having boarded an incorrect bus |
McCarthy
busts out some hot cross buns in a pub |
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| Wright
with the St Georges Day themed hot cross buns |
We
eventually make it back to the wonderful Bristol Temple Meads station |
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| Wright
finally cracks open the dragon fruit |
Joy
once again turns to confussion, as a bottle of Jacques is spilt all over
his trousers, leaving a stain |
