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Well Vic, your getting to be like Mr Johnston every day just full of HOT AIR BTW my trundlers always get you out as you slash the bat about as though you were trying to swat a fly ,its the curved ball all the time me old friend
did you lose many balls on the motorway lol !!! good one Big DH he he !!

The jury's still 'out' on that Greg?
But would'nt you just love to know!!!

When the guy turned the dial up it was awesome,such a difference from facing your 8mph trundlers every Monday nite!!

Well Vic , lets cut out all the waffle lets get down to the facts , how many times did the machine get you OUT ?? what speed was it bowling at the time ??and how fast did you bowl ???? come on we all need to know and stick to the truth !!! are there any witnesses , this post is sponsered by Grin & Bear IT ,Backwood Road ,Moira

Just back home with the family after a great day out up at Junction one in Antrim.
The wife got on with the shopping and my eldest son and I enjoyed ourselves at the Muckamore C.C. cricket factory.

Many thanks to Andy Clemment,Andy McCullough & Don for the tips and coaching lessons,my young fella really enjoyed himself and I loved facing the bowling machine.

Thanks again chaps and good luck to Muckamore this new season, well done.

(Might even get back up tomorrow,Mrs Johns likes the shopping up there!!!)

BIG SIXES ,Joel Maguire hit one the biggest ive seen at the dub way up into car park also i was bowling at strangford road an Wasim Haider hit me way up the gardens the other but surely NCU chairman Roger Bell seen the BEST SIX yesterday at his beloved turf moor as man city strolled past burnley , ps 3 eway in irish grand national siegemaster 46/1 /selection box 90/1/ beckett rock 100/1 all on www.betfair.com

Park Ranger

I do play! A little bit of leg spin and a lower order batsman that pushes little ones and twos!

As for the professional. I really have no idea what is going on I just hear this stuff.

thinking of hibernation - the postings are a bit thin on the ground. One would think that some clubs have placed an embargo on members stating opinions on the forum.

Aye very funny big Davey H. we'll see about that tomorrow,up at Junction 1 and BTW good to see ur out of 'Hibernation'!!! must be cricket time soon??

Bit late to still be looking for a pro, is it not?

You not play yourself Davey?

Wayne, United's goal was a handball so that evens it up a bit.
New Zealand pro not coming to Waringstown because he can't get a visa so we are now chasing down a South Africian apparently.

It has come to my attention that Henry Olonga, the former Zimbabwe international cricketer, is being interviewed during the service at Newtownbreda Baptist Church on the 11th April. I believe he will be discussing cricket, his faith and his life and career in the context of Mugabe's leadership.
I am planning to go so if anyone would be interested in joining me let me know by email. The service starts at 7pm next Sunday evening.
Best wishes,
Robert

REF: Muckamore at Junction One

Rumour has it that Vic Johns let a cricket ball go at 70mph, unfortunately the ball fell out the window of his car on the M1 between Moira and Antrim.

I was just thinking today has been a pretty crap day as a man u fan. drogba scores when offside, chelsea win at old trafford, arsenal nip another late winner and city are actually doing well.
Then I thought imagine if you were a burnley fan. Now that would be turd. You have won once since halloween, were 5-0 down and are staring down the barrell of relegation.

Alas I do not know any burnley fans...then I remembered....roger bell is a fan and unless I am mistaken were you at the game today??

If so, your day has been worse than mine on the sporting front!!

I have signed up for the Lisburn 10k in aid of Laureus Sport For Good Foundation on 16th June this year, aiming to riase £500 and a time of 45 mins as its first ever 10k race. Any donations will be widely appreciated, quick and easy to donate at http://www.justgiving.com/josh-hall.

Thanks

Just an update on the Muckamore Cricket Factory at Junction One which started today and is open again on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday.
Great to see the smiles on the faces of youngsters who were being introduced to cricket for the first time. Also great to see over twenty club members there to help out and add to the fun.
Also a big thanks to Ryan Eagleson and Tim Simmorite for lending support today.
I can see this becoming an annual event and another piece of the plan to make Muckamore a force in Irish cricket.