Showing posts with label andy flower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label andy flower. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Old Blue Eyes

If the eyes are a window on the soul I see no fear through Andy Flowers. However, there is a hell of a lot of frustration to be seen.

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Job Done

Andy Flower is having difficulty hiding his pleasure at a series win, but then in the coaching game any day you are not on the hot seat is a good one.

Saturday, October 27, 2012

In Step?

The Captain of  Gryffindor follows the Flower Master on the way to a mystical eastern experience.

Wednesday, February 8, 2012

Flower Power

Andy Flower gets a little psychedelic while contemplating his teams 3 - 0 stuffing in the Middle East.

Perhaps a hookah pipe or two might help focus his mind?

Tuesday, August 23, 2011

To the Victor The Spoils

The smile of victory.
The orb of credibility.
The sceptre of dominance.
The beer of satisfaction.

And well deserved.

Tuesday, January 11, 2011

Big Balls

Douglas Hondo gives it plenty in the warm ups, and wearing that outfit you can't help but be warm.

Yesterday I had a dig at the sports psyhcos but today's target are the trainers. In the modern days of specialist hangers on each person has got to be constantly reinventing themselves and their techniques to stay "on top". Little wonder that cricketers, simple souls at best, become confused about what the key elements to success are.

The England have shown a large troupe of support staff can be successful, but I suspect a lot of the credit goes to the guy pulling it all together. Flower seems to have a good grasp of what is important and what is distracting fluff.

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Over Reaction Theatre

C'mon people, it is only Act One Scene One. A little too soon to be popping champagne corks or reworking retirement speeches. Did any one really think this was going to be a 5 to zip whitewash? The two teams are evenly matched and we are in for a slug fest of a summer - isn't that great!

I keep reading about these pitches that are going to take turn by the end of day four but no one seems to be asking the question as to whether either side has a spinner good enough to exploit it.

Monday, December 14, 2009

The Sign of the Wildebeest


Cricket coaches these days need to add value in new and interesting ways, or someone will ask why they are employed.

Here Andy Flower is seen practicing his signals, something he picked up from contact with a baseball throwing coach.

The meaning of the sign is obscure but some of you with local knowledge might be able to tell us what he is trying to say.  

Thursday, October 15, 2009

Mystery Stylist - revealed




Who is this mysterious left handed stylist?

He is obviously the product of some good coaching.

And now Andy Flower is a pretty good coach himself.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

One Up And ...

... Andy doesn't seem that comfortable.

Perhaps he has watched The England find ways to take the smile of people's faces in the past.