Rhys Palmer has a Very Bad Weekend

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Just heard this on the radio, must have been off his gourd…

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It’s a very dangerous thing to do. I’ve been trying to think of reasonable grounds to hurls one’s shoes during a harness race and unless he was convinced George W Bush was in the contest, I’m not sure he will be able to provide a suitable excuse.

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Not surprisingly he missed the target

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@Begbie, that is a genuinely funny line. Unlike R Palmer, you nailed it.

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Every year in the 80’s and 90’s it seemed as if during the WACA test, when things got a little slow or the Windies over rate got typically sluggish, without fail a channel 9 camera would pan across to Gloucester Park and show a few horses pre-race. Cue someone like Ian Chappell saying the same thing year on year, describing the track and launching into some story.

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What a moron.

You lay off Ian Chappell.

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There’s absolutely nothing wrong with being into baseball, therefore baseball history and a proclivity for wearing baseball non-collared shirts which gives one the appearance of a vicar. There’s also nothing wrong with fronting up to Beefy Botham in a carpark like a schoolboy. Bit rich on Chappelli methinks.

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It’s possible Nino was talking about Palmer. Or the horse in question. Or even the shoe.

From what a mate has said, Rhyce is not afraid of a Friday night that lasts until about 11AM Monday morning.

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Was talking about Palmer

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Dude got some reflexes

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Yep. Fair play to George W on his evasion skillz.

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Palmer, Cousins, Kerr, Chick…

That first dodge was probably the most impressive thing Bush did during his entire presidency

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I so wish it had caught him flush.

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I knew full well he was, fair play Nino didn’t take the bait. I don’t mind Chappelli but he is a bit of a moron. As for Palmer, that’s a dumb ■■■■ moron thing to do.

Cheats on seats, lucky it was a shoe and nothing else.
Rhys must of got a dud tip