Anderson must be suspended 10 Tests

his behavior is abhorable on the field.

Moeen should be suspended for 20 :

that wrist band is abhorable behavior

He'll probably just get a slap on the wrist, reminds of Luiz Suarez aka Demon dog... keeps biting people on the field and only gets off with a slap on the wrist...

one-2 game at most. dat fella is white and english..one of the big 3

abhorable!
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does white make it right

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abhor
Past participle: abhorred
Gerund: abhorring

ab·hor  (b-hôr) tr.verb

To  regard  with  horror  or  loathing;  detest:

To detest vehemently; find repugnant; reject

right and wrong was..is..not part of the equation.  power always.  there is also no precedent in cricket that represents the punishment of white players for any offense they commit. 

ask Ramdin

the rules are for nig nogs and sandy fellas.  just look at wat will happen to Moeen for wrist bands.

deh wun investigate how it can be the Broad senior can officiate a match in which his son plays..then bang up on Ramdin for supposedly cheating on a catch..but they investigate Moeen for supporting a people under genocide

check who is pulling the strings in english cricket..as well as in the banks.

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ab·hor  (b-hôr) tr.verb

To  regard  with  horror  or  loathing;  detest:

To detest vehemently; find repugnant; reject
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I know!  I know!  I jess watching yuh on a roll this mawnin spewing out the words.  yuh musta had a good nite
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David Hopps at ESPNCricinfo believes that weak umpiring is partly to blame for Anderson's behaviour on the pitch.

Quote:Most of us - at whatever level we play the game - relish a clever sledge, most of us permit a physically-straining fast bowler a display of frustration, most of us don't mind a bit of backchat, but umpires have utterly failed in their duty to check the incessant boorish behaviour that has now become regarded as just a daily reality. Where were they when Anderson indulged in his 30-metre rant at Jadeja as the players walked off for tea? Where is the dividing line? Is everything acceptable unless you actually push someone? It is time we were honestly told

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