You bringing your twattish opinions to the cricket threads now? Stokes came here when he was 12 and learned to play cricket here. Please fuck off somewhere else if you're going to persist with your ignorant shit even after you've had it explained to you. It's not funny. It's not clever. It's not bantz.
So it would appear that you've declared yourself as the thread monitor eh? Did I miss the vote or is this one of those North Korean type dictatorships?
You have rudely interrupted a conversation that had nothing to do with you with a bad attitude, and all this after I specifically requested that you stop with the stalking shit. Do you not understand English?
When Linford Christie was winning medals, he was Britain's Linford Christie. When he failed a drugs test, he suddenly became, in many newspapers, Jamaica-born Linford Christie. That's the level of ignorance you are bringing here.
Well, that's kinda my point. That is what the English do, steal folk from other countries claiming them to be English/British. If they're any good at sport then they're definitely "one of us". As soon as anything dodgy happens they revert back to their country of origin. Andy Murray was definitely more Scottish than British before he started winning Grand Slams. Stokes was born in Kiwiland, both his parents are Kiwi, he went to school there until he was 11, so I can call him a Kiwi if I want to, you can call him whatever you like, I promise I won't get too upset if you have a different point of view and I won't have a meltdown, honest I won't.
And while we're at it, how about some more past and present fake Englishmen...
Andy Caddick - Kiwi (even had "Hadlee" twin sweatbands)
Roland Butcher - Bajan
Robin Smith - South African
Graeme Hick - Zimbwabean
Tony Grieg - South African
Ben/Adam Holioake - Baggy Greens
Devon Malcolm - Jamaican
Jason Roy - Springbok
Chris Lewis - Guyanese
Robin Jackman - Indian
Kevin Peitersen - South African
Greg Thomas - Welsh
Norman Cowans - Jamaican
Eoin Morgan - Irish
Monty Lynch - Guyanese
Keaton Jennings - Springbok
Phil "Daffy" Defrietas - Dominican
Gladstone Small - Bajan
Jonathan Trott - Springbok
Nasser Hussain - Indian
Matt Prior - Springbok
Simon Jones - Welsh
Chris Jordan - Bajan
Ed Joyce - Irish
Andrew Strauss - South African
Allan Lamb - Springbok
and one that went the other way...
Craig White - English (brought up in kangarooland - did the opposite of a Stokesy)
...there's probably a good few others that I've missed out.
Incidently one of my favourite players, Gordon Greenidge, born in Barbados learned his cricket at a school in Reading, could have played for England but made the correct decision to play instead for the West Indies...and the rest is history.
Now if you're going to get all grumpy and sulky just because you don't find my style of sporting banter to your liking then I suggest you give my posts a wide berth. tbh I'm still a bit bemused as to why my posts appear to exert some sort of gravitational pull on you. What's all that about?