Five Summers Five Flags - University of New South Wales Cricket ...

'UNSW cricket, where Test players treat fifth graders like Test players and fifth graders treat Test
players like fifth graders.'
Geoff Lawson
'Rogers, you xxxx, you've got a yellow stripe painted all the way down your back!'
Len Pascoe.
'How many times do we have to win this f------ thing'
Greig Robinson to seconds captain Terry Buddin after Terry insisted UNSWCC bat in the
dark to win the final outright over Sydney Uni, despite already leading on the first innings.
'Show me an anti-psycho and I'll show you an underachiever.'
Greig Robinson
'It was personal!'
Terry's explanation after the outright had been secured.
'Hey Rosco, how's that 700 lookin' Only 320 to go.'
Brian Riley at the 80-81 first grade final v Northern Districts. At the start of
the summer NDs captain Ross Edwards predicted he'd make 700 runs that season.
'So you like to drive, do you Well, let's see how your teeth look on the pitch.'
Pascoe to Chris Chapman, 76-77 semi after Chappo got off the mark with a perfect off-drive.
'Brutus, I'm not sure I should've done that.'
Chappo to Mark at the end of the over.
'No, we didn't bat anyone at No.4 today - we went straight from No.3 to No.5.'
Terry Buddin keeps the umpires away from Dave Pratt during the tea break after Pratty had
spat the dummy at them earlier in the day.
'Now lads, we have a reasonable score on the board of 250 … so all we have to do is move up in
one straight line in defence, don't miss a tackle just like the great St George teams of the '60's,
and we will win for sure.'
Captain Jim Robson's pep talk during the Poidevin-Gray final, SCG No.2, 76-77.
'Mark's arm ball left many batsmen feeling gently violated.'
Paddy Grattan-Smith.
'Under the circumstances his slip-fielding was astonishing and cannot be explained by modern
scientific methods.'
Paddy on Jim Robson's poor eyesight.
'Left-arm spinners are the lowest form of life. They should be shot at birth.'
Dick Pym.
'We still would have won, Chappo!'
JR's response when Chappo told him he still worried about what would've
happened had he dropped the last catch in the 76-77 first grade final.