Far From The MCC
~ Est. in 1998 ~

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Name: |
Matt Bullock |
Nicknames: |
Warnie, Beer Matt |
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Attributes: |
RH Wicketkeeper
batsman, Looping leg spin |
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HS: |
39 |
BB: |
3 - 22 |
Debut: |
1998 |
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Matt is the only remaining team member from
1998, the Mad’s first year in existence albeit in those days under a
different name, which means that the other guy has now left. Matt is the
chairman of the club, and he is also the chairman of
CAMRA; which means Matt likes chairs a lot. Which is good in a way, as he
spends the majority of Mad innings either sat down waiting to bat, sat down
having just batted (briefly), or sat down scoring. So that’s a lot of sitting
– usually on chairs. Fortunately for Matt, the Mad’s bowling is usually wank, and so he gets to fling himself around behind the
stumps, before sitting down once again for tea or a well earned drink
afterwards. In
2009, Matt’s appearances were limited due to his commitment to drinking and
watching his beloved West Bromwich Matt
has the most unreliable sports car (TVR) in the world. |
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Name: |
Geoff Carter |
Nickname: |
Wood Boy |
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Attributes: |
RH Wicketkeeping painstaking middle-order bat |
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HS: |
29 |
BB: |
- |
Debut: |
2005 |
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Geoff is a quirky and affable fellow, who
enjoys splitting his time between wood and woodwork.
When he’s not busy with oak, pine or MDF, he’s busy trying to locate his van
and motorbike which are regularly stolen by pikeys. Geoff only played a handful of games in
2009, as he juggled his weekends playing cricket for the Mad and some other team. After also guesting for Old Geoff’s batting makes Geoff Boycott look flambuoyant. |
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Name: |
Mike Clarke |
Nickname: |
Billy Liar, Clarkey |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order
bat, Military medium bowling |
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HS: |
61 |
BB: |
1 - 9 |
Debut: |
2004 |
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After bursting onto the scene in
spectacular fashion whilst on tour in 2004, a masterful and exciting innings
of 61 against Watchet CC, Mike has inevitably
failed to live up to the great expectations. He also fails to turn up at all
sometimes, preferring the company of ladies from Mike never quite ignited last year, and
after lying about retiring after continued poor form, his frustrating season
came to a conclusion on the Duke’s lawn at Blenheim, when he was carried off
the pitch after rupturing his cruciate knee ligaments
bowling some Cantonese pie. It could well be, he wasn’t actually injured that
day at all – maybe he just wanted to get away early and stuff some posh totty at the local pub? Who knows, eh? Lying bast…. Mike makes talking shit an art form. |
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Name: |
Jenner Collins |
Nickname: |
Fuckin’ Aussie |
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Attributes: |
RH Top order
bat, Leg-spin bowling |
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HS: |
102 |
BB: |
1 - 39 |
Debut: |
2008 |
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Jenner represents the first mercenary overseas cricketer that the Far
From The MCC have procured. Having tasted the Madness in 2008, Jenner
returned in 2010 to slaughter a hapless Blenheim bowling attack all over An engaging and likeable fellow, Jenner’s sometimes steely eyes betray the hard Australian
competitive streak within. His private life is still a mystery, but it
shouldn’t be too long before the team get him twatted
and learn about his demons. Jenner can give the ball a right fucking
slap. |
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Name: |
Andrew Darley |
Nickname: |
Del Boy, |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order tonker, Brisk
medium pace bowling |
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HS: |
52 |
BB: |
2 - 14 |
Debut: |
2008 |
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Andrew was poached from the now defunct
OU Office Sunday team during the fall of 2008. The Mad went through lengthy
contractual negotiations in securing his signature, in the hope he could add
spice to their toothless bowling attack, potency to their agricultural
batting division, and a pin-up face for their merchandising department. By the end of last year, the Mad were in
lengthy contractual negotiations in securing a hypnotherapist for Mr. Darley.
His season had nosedived after he found a hole in the centre of his bat, and
despite the odd flash of form with his bowling, his head and confidence had
flown the kit-bag like a mouldy sock. Better news – he became a dad at Xmas,
so maybe taking his mind off his game might restore this guy’s swagger? The
Mad hope so, because Andrew is a great asset when he’s not experiencing
mental oblivion. Darley has more cricketing demons than
Marcus Trescothick. |
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Name: |
Steve Dobner |
Nickname: |
Twinkle, Easy Tiger |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order
bat, Measly medium pace bowling |
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HS: |
84 |
BB: |
4 - 9 |
Debut: |
2001 |
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Steve represents one half of the Mad’s
Barrow Boy stable, and since his abdication in the role of senior
shop-filling assistant in Tesco’s, has found his
quarter dossing at home watching Virgin sports channels whilst his wife earns
the necessaries to put the bread on the table. 2009 was an excellent cricketing year for
Steve, and even if it wasn’t, it’s probably a good idea to tell him it was or
he’ll most likely enquire as to whether it’s worth discussing the point in a
nearby car park. His ascension up the batting order allowed our Barrow Boy
the extra time to construct his innings – some of which he was still
constructing after the innings had finished; but it was with his bowling that
he won the plaudits. Steve returned over 20 wickets for the season, and not
once did he follow through and ask a batsman if he wanted to sort any issues out in a car park. Steve likes car parks,
and discussing politics with Joe Organ. |
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Name: |
Dan Edwards |
Nickname: |
Spellcaster,
Danny Boy |
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Attributes: |
RH Resolute opening
bat, Crazy windmill-like spin bowling |
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HS: |
103* |
BB: |
4 - 23 |
Debut: |
2005 |
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Dan is the Mad’s ever reliable
run-machine; and when he’s not batting, he’s thinking about batting. Even
when he’s cutting down trees and hedgerows at work, he’s practicing his pulls
and cover drives with his chainsaw. Life would be so much simpler for Dan if
people would stop making such unreasonable demands on his cricketing time,
and just agree that cricket is life. Dan gorged on bowling throughout last
year, and even had the audacity to retire satisfied during numerous Twenty20
games. His solid and watertight defenses were
seldom breached, and as the season came to a finale in mid-September, he’d
netted close to 700 runs for the season. If you add to that total, the total number
of runs he saw scored on television, other village pitches, and on his iPhone, then we’re looking at the first man to pass the
magical 100,000 runs in a calendar year. Amazing stuff. Dan loves a good cob, and owns a fat smelly
black puppy. |
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Name: |
Dave Emerson |
Nickname: |
Diamond, Prog Rock |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower
middle-order hitter, Rhythmic medium
pace bowler |
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HS: |
36* |
BB: |
5 - 25 |
Debut: |
2008 |
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Dave
is another refugee from the now defunct Sunday OU Office ensemble, whose
decision to join the ranks of the Far From The MCC was ratified after he
gleaned that most of the squad were pissheads. A New Zealander by birth, Dave
can be found serenading women on the Dave
made a big impact in 2009, not only providing a dependable opening bowler
(when not too pissed), but also boosting bar profits at every ground he graced.
Memorable contributions included an excellent 5-for against Old Dave has a
wonderful alcoholic glow, and only one key on his
key ring. |
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Name: |
Ade Fisher |
Nickname: |
Crash, Father Chem |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower-order tonker, The Guru
of Pie bowling |
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HS: |
41 |
BB: |
5 - 15 |
Debut: |
2000 |
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Ade has been a part of Mad folklore for many years, some of which he
even participated in some cricket. An ex-mental health worker, Ade now enjoys
pulling pints at most the pubs in Ade is famous throughout Oxfordshire for his own brand of
pie-chucking. In fact, many a keen advocate of the game now regard him as THE Guru
of Pie. So tantalising is the Fisher repertoire, that many a bakery has
been heard enquiring as to the actual ingredients therein. Not everyone is a
fan of Ade’s bowling however, or success for that
matter – Ade is always right, and corrects
people who talk shit. |
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Name: |
Richard Hadfield |
Nickname: |
Lord Lucan, Dips |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order
bat, Slow loopy off-break bowling |
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HS: |
72 |
BB: |
1 - 10 |
Debut: |
2000 |
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After a now famous six year absence, Richard finally returned for a
duck in 2006. Proving it was no fluke, he missed out by only one run in his
next innings at the start of 2007. Nobody really knows where the hell he’s
been, or where the hell he’s going, or actually, who the hell he really is…? But
the genial and clever guy who does
turn up under Richard’s name (occasionally), slots very nicely into the Mad
ranks. Richard was last seen at Blenheim Palace in the summer of 2009,
hitting a spirited little cameo with the bat, and taking an award-winning,
back-peddling catch in the deep, whilst pirouetting in the air to avoid
smashing his glasses under his arse. After the match Richard duly disappeared
with the Duke of Richard doesn’t really exist. |
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Name: |
Brad Harsant |
Nickname: |
Bradders |
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Attributes: |
RH Confused lower
order bat |
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4 |
BB: |
- |
Debut: |
2009 |
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We don't yet know much about Brad,
apart from the fact he can't speak Spanish. He may well actually be living in
Spain right now, because we can't get hold of him, but he might turn up for
the odd game in 2010 so we will keep him on the Present Players list. Brad is
an electrician - maybe he should be playing for R. T. Harris? His
contribution with bat and ball last year, whilst minimal, had an individualistic
appearance. We are
hoping that the electrical business picks up over the next few months so Brad
can invest in a set of cricket whites; and even if he doesn’t buy any of his
own kit, then maybe he can volunteer to lump the team’s kit bag(s) around Oxfordshire as way of recompense? Brad plays
cricket in shorts. |
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Name: |
Nick Hebbes |
Nickname: |
Titanick |
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Attributes: |
RH Top order
bat, Medium pace trundler |
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HS: |
62 |
BB: |
4 - 17 |
Debut: |
2003 |
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Nick was one of a clutch of new faces
that breathed life into the Mad back in 2003. A tirelessly happy individual,
his consistently upbeat personality is sometimes in stark contrast to that of
his pessimistic and downtrodden team mates. Ever the joker, he’s usually at
the fore of things on tour, annoying everyone with visual jokes, insane
happiness, and stupid singing
plastic swords. Nick was absent for much of last year due
to juggling his duties as a new dad, and selling
dodgy car parts around Nick has sexual fantasies about fennels. |
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Name: |
James Hoskins |
Nickname: |
J-MO, Stan,
Pugwash |
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Attributes: |
RH Spirited lower
order bat, Wily off-spin / pie bowling |
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41* |
BB: |
4 - 24 |
Debut: |
1999 |
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James is one of the core members of the Mad
since being discovered one day in 1999, as he sat pissed by the boundary,
drinking Stella. Since that day, he has thrown his hat into the ring for just
about every role going at the club, and serving as general dogsbody. An
eternally optimistic chap, his oft childlike humour and exuberance brings
light into the darkened catacombs of many of his world-weary team mates. 2009 was the year that James became the
‘Best Bowler The Mad Has Ever Had’. He netted a record 33 wickets as he
slipped through the gears with his mesmerising repertoire of pie –
bamboozling batsmen with their delicious pasrty
exteriors. James also smashed another record, bagging his 6th career
golden duck as he aimed to become the ‘Worst Number 11 Batsman The Mad Has
Ever Had’. James has subsequently been ran over in the post-season, in what has
subsequently been described as the ‘Worst Car Accident The Mad Has Ever Known’,
and thus we hope his body mends some time soon, so the team look forward to
experiencing this year’s award winning pies. James likes cleaning his iPhone in the washing machine. |
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Name: |
Jake Hotson |
Nickname: |
Judge Dredd, Tea Time |
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Attributes: |
RH Wicketkeeper
batsman, Banned from bowling |
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HS: |
23 |
BB: |
5 - 28 |
Debut: |
2000 |
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A quiet and reflective chap, Jake is one
of the older members of the club having debuted back in 2000. His calm and
affable nature belying a true monster when it comes to sleeping. Jake
averages well over 16 hours of sleep a day, unless it’s a Bank Holiday, whereby
he puts in an extra shift. Jake’s form with the bat would no doubt be helped
enormously if he ever made nets, but even an early afternoon start these days
can’t ever tempt him out from under his duvet. Jake found his niche in the team in 2009,
donning the keeper’s gloves and impressing all that he managed to stay awake
through a whole opposition innings. He never actually used his gloves,
preferring instead to use every inch of his anatomy to stop the ball. His
batting still frustrates, but his drinking prowess remains undimmed – being a
reliable performer at the bar before, during and after each match. Jake is legendary for playing with kettles
when pissed. |
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Name: |
Ian Howarth |
Nickname: |
Spam, Tiny |
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Attributes: |
RH Top order
bat, Erratic medium pace bowling |
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HS: |
112 |
BB: |
5 - 5 |
Debut: |
2003 |
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Spam by
name Spam by nature, there isn't a day goes by without an irrelevant email
flying through the ether from Ian. Usually involving some diatribe about the
non-Englishness of English Cricketers, or an amusing tale of how unlucky he
is. Spam has to be regularly hassled to get off his arse
to do anything for the Club. He is solely responsible for the website being
so crap, and the Fixture list for 2010 being completely empty. He always
wants everyone else to do the work, proven by the cry from the Timberscombe crease on tour in 2005 "Don't worry
guys, I'll do fucking everything!" Ian is the
Club's Kevin Pietersen, but without the ego. A
stylish fluent batsman, but constantly falling one short of a truly
magnificent innings - quite possibly ‘The Most Underperforming Batsman The
Mad Has Ever Had’. Being an artist of many varieties, in 2010 Ian is allegedly
venturing into a new project of creating a ‘Year in the Life of the MAD’ on
video... to quote "hahahahaha". Spam likes
swearing, and is Jonah when it comes to betting. |
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Name: |
Ian Leggate |
Nickname: |
Gonzo, Shooz |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower order
bat, Erratic leg-spin / pie bowler |
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HS: |
31* |
BB: |
5 - 40 |
Debut: |
2008 |
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Ian is now a stalwart follower of Mad ethos to the
point no-one can doubt his suitability. Surely the only leg spinner to have
salsa danced while pissed with Claire Taylor of the National Ladies team. If
he can drag himself out of skips on an early Saturday morning he will be
found bamboozling the opposition with tantalizing deliveries dropping in from
near orbit. He talks the best game of cricket and endeavors to improve
his spinning deliveries by studying Shane Warne master class videos in his
spare time. Ian is also a record holder to boot, borne about by
the infamous 14 ball over during
the 2009 tour, but handy for sure - joining the ranks of Mad bowlers with
five wicket hauls. Such is his dedication to the
sport he is a proud owner of Runners Monthly magazine, in an attempt to
reduce the number of his run outs in 2010. Ian likes dancing, and sleeping in skips after a night out. |
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Name: |
Gary Littlechild |
Nickname: |
Goldenchild, Neo |
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Attributes: |
RH Wicketkeeper batsman, Tidy medium pace bowling |
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HS: |
117* |
BB: |
1 - 6 |
Debut: |
2005 |
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Perhaps the most technically gifted of all the Mad players who have
represented the club over the years, Gary only managed the one game in 2009, and
the man in the cloth cap with his two dogs left home in tears after his early
dismissal. He bowled a bit, and naturally was like a duck to water. We miss
your needle |
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Name: |
Ben Mander |
Nickname: |
Iron Hands |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower order tonker, Erratic
leg-spin / pie bowling |
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HS: |
29 |
BB: |
4 - 31 |
Debut: |
1999 |
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Ben seems to have been a part of the club for ages, and strangely
enough he has. He’s still one of the younger guys in the team, but that’s
because the rest of the team are comprised of old fuckers. Ben, a slightly
nomadic character, always brings a slightly naive charm to the team,
steadfastly refusing to adapt his half-a-pace run up to the wicket to bowl
his leggies, or move his feet when batting so he
can hoik the ball over cow corner. Stick to what
you know, Ben – don’t let those cricket coaches grind you down! Energetic in the field and bar, we look forward in earnest to some of
Ben’s company this summer, if only to bolster our claim that the team doesn’t
consist solely of a bunch of old fuckers. Ben is more accident prone than Mr. Bump. |
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Name: |
Tony Mander |
Nickname: |
Doc |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower order nurdler, Looping
pie bowling |
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HS: |
34 |
BB: |
2 - 10 |
Debut: |
1999 |
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Although sadly not seen on the field of dreams
regularly in recent Seasons, Tony is a much respected member within Mad
ranks. Often drawn into action as team Doctor everyone feels somewhat safer
when Tony is on the boundary. As a member of Lords’, he is solely responsible
for the distribution of the Club’s History book into the higher echelons of society.
Inventor of the nurdle, and a mean slip fielder to
boot, Tony’s skills on the cricket pitch are not to be under estimated, nor
his ability to bring an air of civilization to the Sunday afternoon rants. Tony is still going strong, and still hates fines. |
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Name: |
Patrick Mellor |
Nickname: |
KFC, Paddy |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order tonker, Pie
chucker |
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HS: |
34 |
BB: |
- |
Debut: |
2010 |
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Patrick is a new recruit to the Far From The MCC
having established himself in the pub as a venerable performer. A man of
genial wit, his warmth and charisma have made him immediately popular with
the pissheads in the team. In his few matches for the club, Paddy has
demonstrated a good eye for the ball, and an even better eye for the bar. For
a man of ample spread, his agility between the wickets is perhaps a little lacking, only getting worse as his innings goes on. Patrick falls apart when confronted by the Fines Committee. |
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Name: |
Andrew Morley |
Nickname: |
Morlers, |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower order tonker |
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HS: |
27 |
BB: |
1 - 15 |
Debut: |
2000 |
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Andrew is the resident poet of the team and we are
waiting with anticipation of his master work – ‘An Ode To Super Strength
Lager’. He doesn’t bother with nets. He isn’t that bothered with cricket, but
Morlers’ contribution to the team runs deep. Surprisingly sprightly in the
field and surprisingly active with the bat in recent years, Andrew is full of
surprises. Perhaps his most amazing talent is the ability to vaporize his
human form enabling the ball to miraculously pass straight through him when
fielding close in. If you’ve never seen a cricket ball pass through human
flesh you should come along and witness the spectacle. Andrew could drink Oliver Reed under the table. |
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Name: |
Stephen Parkinson |
Nickname: |
Mincer |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower middle
order bat, Tidy medium pace bowler |
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HS: |
39 |
BB: |
4 - 31 |
Debut: |
2006 |
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Known as the Mincer due to his
extended mincing run up whilst
bowling, Parkinson the Northern hypochondriac is a living paradox. An
outstanding gentlemanly exterior fights the yob within, or is it the other
way around? As tour organiser 2009 Steve excelled in his Jekyll and Hyde
behaviour, combining playing the most sincere polite host to all opposition
with hooligan heckling from the pavilion balcony berating our bowlers. Parkinson's
ties with the high society are clear however, managing to secure the
attendance of the England Ladies Team to witness our Touring behaviour and arranging a fancy ball in our honour - if only he had told us it was a black tie and
not a flowery shorts do…. Despite being forced into the depths of the frozen
North to find a decent lass, Steve still manages to
keep up with Club gossip over the internet, taking every opportunity to
correct grammatical Latin errors, or incorrect references to French History. Steve likes beating muggers up, and chasing
them into the |
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Name: |
James Pearson |
Nickname: |
Fattori, JP |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order
bat, Handy medium pace bowler |
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HS: |
31* |
BB: |
3 - 31 |
Debut: |
2010 |
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Another recent acquisition to the team, James brought a talented and youthful
swagger to the side; probably on account of him being less than 35 years old. Lackadaisical in his approach, his calm
and wry personality has brought another dimension to the club’s much lauded Moaning
Department. A clever seam bowler, James’ consistency with the ball is only matched
by his undoubted skills in the aforementioned moaning. He has also impressed with
the bat, protecting his average at all costs with a succession of not outs. James moans about his remote control having too many buttons. |
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Name: |
Mike Reeves |
Nickname: |
Cloughie |
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Attributes: |
LH Top order
bat, Left-arm medium pace bowler |
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HS: |
85 |
BB: |
5 - 29 |
Debut: |
2006 |
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Nobody mentions that Mike used to play for the Challenged to a bicycle race, Mike could whupp
Lance Armstrong’s ass. |
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Name: |
Chris Roberts |
Nickname: |
Tall Bob, Easy Bob |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower order tonker, Right-arm trundler |
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HS: |
11 |
BB: |
1 - 19 |
Debut: |
2010 |
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Chris was pouched by the Mad after he impressed
at pre-season nets by casting a longer shadow than anybody else. Tall and
languid, Bob spends the majority of his time with his head in the clouds
(ahem). A quiet and approachable fellow, his team mates await the inner cob when Bob get’s
wankered on tour and tells us all what a bunch of
pricks we are. In his short time with the club, Bob has proven
you can play the majority of the game using only one quadrant of the pitch. He loves tonking
the ball to cow, and he sees a fair amount of his bowling tonked
to cow. Maybe he should invest in a farm? Bob is a serial killer who represses his inner cob. |
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Name: |
Dave Shorten |
Nickname: |
Lego, Hang Time |
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Attributes: |
RH Lower middle
order hitter, Nippy medium pace swing
bowler |
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HS: |
42 |
BB: |
3 - 8 |
Debut: |
2006 |
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Dave is the only Mad member to own their own Wood
and holds the record for the longest time taken to write a Match Report. For
some reason he thinks we will let him forget about this eventually. Dave’s
latest contribution to Mad history was to start an off season five-a-side
football team. This was met with much enthusiasm and was a remarkable success
with the team ending on a goal difference after 9 matches of only -98. Dave does wholesome things in life, like eating real
honey, holding wood clearing parties, eating fennel, climbing mountains,
learning how to run properly and as such has been selected for a BBC reality
TV programme to show how wholesome people live.
Needless to say the cameras have never shown up at a MAD event to see what he
gets up to there. Dave built his own house. |
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Name: |
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Nickname: |
Flash |
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Attributes: |
RH Middle order
hitter, Handy but erratic off-spin
bowler |
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HS: |
65 |
BB: |
3 - 12 |
Debut: |
2001 |
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Thorn epitomizes what this Club is all about. He is
a loyal and trustworthy friend – a great man in a tight corner, and would do
anything for you in times of need. At the same time he realises
that is no reason to be spared from
essential piss taking at every opportunity. He is a man of many business
enterprises specialising in all things wood, from
fencing to cabinet making. Garden maintenance, interior decorating, tree
surgery, shelving, door hanging – he’ll turn his hand to pretty much
anything. Such is his diversity that he can’t decide what to get written on
the side of his new van as his mainstay occupation. Thorn always seems to have a rocky ride when it
comes to talking to banks, or mobile phone providers, but loves to tell the
tales of despair reciting each conversation many times with ever increasing
amounts of vitriol. Thorn’s speciality on the cricket pitch is the one handed
catch – not for poser’s sake, but because his other hand usually has either a
can of Stella or a roll-up in it. Thorn likes interrupting and talking over people. |
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Name: |
Martin Westmoreland |
Nickname: |
Moo |
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Attributes: |
Top order bat, Erratic medium pace bowler |
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HS: |
109* |
BB: |
4 - 22 |
Debut: |
2003 |
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Martin is
not afraid of responsibility. Nor returning to the MAD in 2010 for another
gruelling year as Club Captain. He has also taken sole responsibility for
raising the youth aspect of the team, with those all around him sprouting
girls he has produced a couple of leg spinners and sloggers
to boot. He was also responsible enough to run the Clubs Finances for a
number of years, guiding us safely through a gruelling recession. Everyone
claims that Martin has some sort of magnetic influence on the cricket ball
while in the field, as he always seems to be in the right place to pouch the
catches. The truth is of course that Martin covers about two thirds of the
pitch with his enthusiastic fielding technique, whilst paying attention to
every ball when being struck by the opposing batsman. This is not a common
trait amongst MAD players, but most MAD players aren't that responsible. Martin now owns the copyright to the word “yips”. |