An absolute bowling genius. I’m an Englishman and I’ve loved watching this man. Even watching him destroying English batsmen you have to be in absolute awe of him. RIP mate
Shane was my favourite, but it's funny because for me I'm Aussie and as a kid I quickly realised that in sport the English were the enemy, but anytime I saw Freddie Flintoff come on, I started cheering and getting excited and my family were like "why are you so happy? if he goes good that means we might lose" and I didn't care, I loved watching Freddie. The same way many English people view Shane, I view Freddie, I wish he was Aussie. Rest in Peace Shane.
Thank you for everything Shane Warne. The hours of watching your craft, the hours of watching your passion, the hours watching your enthusiasm, the hours of watching your interviews, the hours of listening to your commentary, the hours of inspiration. The true GOAT. Love from so many of us in Swaziland that often have and no doubt often will talk about you, always with admiration, respect and laughter. LEGEND ⭐♥️
Thank you Shane for just being you on and off the pitch. Your authenticity as a person is what everyone loved about you. I have watched nearly all your career and loved every minute. You have done so much to help a multitude of different people from all walks of life and that is a very special person indeed. Rest In Peace Warnie we all miss you condolences to your entire family
Brits and Aussies don't mind taking the mick out of each other and themselves. Shane was a great player who took the game much more seriously than he took himself. He'll be missed. RIP mate.
I'm an Aussie and I love them both. When Flintoff went to Brett Lee at the end of the second test in 2005 it was a mark of respect and sportsmanship. That was one of the best games I have ever watched and Australia lost. In fact every time I went to the Oval and watched the Ashes Australia lost. Yes I was there on that Monday and was in tears when Richie Benaud walked across the ground. I think it was his last commentating in England. Shane was loved in England and the Aussies love Fred.
I think some people forget that England vs Australia is all about rivalry, not hatred. On the field, it's war. Off the field, it's brother/sisterhood. We are very different, but ultimately the same.
He went to young. Shane seemed to have lived a great life though, even though it was short, he did so much and I can only hope I have half as much fun as he had and try and make everyday count just like he did. RIP Warnie
One of our Country best Sportsmen, did a lot of great things like after the tsunami hit Sri Lanka helped raise millions of dollars for that country, The best leg spin bowler the world has ever seen R.I.P Warnie true Champion on & off the field
Yeah, I thought he looked a bit worse for wear.I wondered whether it was me having nasty thoughts about someone.He did develop a drink problem later and I heard it curtailed his cricketing career .He still makes a nice living though.
As an Australian myself Warnie is like a god of cricket . But i was always a big fan fan of Flintoff . He could bowl and he could bat and gave off an air of ' Fuck with me at your own peril lads ! Hahahaha But he always played fair and in the spirit of the game . Thumbs up to you Freddie .
Ah thank you😊. He didn’t do a bad impression of the Beefmeister during the 2005 Ashes series😄. I still feel genuinely sad about the hugely shocking demise of Shane Warne though. Unarguably the greatest spinner of all time.
Mind the windows Tino and Mitchel Johnson’s “ What you chirping for not getting wickets” then Jimmy clean bowls him. Two of the best bits of sledging and sledging gone wrong you’ll ever witness
What an amazing series that was. People had said England would never win the Ashes again. An ancient contest seemed moribund. And then came 2005. Freddie and Warney, Vaughan v Ponting, Grievous Bodily Harmison, Jones and Hoggard swinging it round corners, Trescothick smashing it all over the place, Strauss bamboozled by Warne but finally working him out, KP's big shots, big personality and big hair, Ashley Giles the wheelie bin and king of spain holding his nerve to hit the winning runs, and always tantalisingly in the balance till the final session of the final day. RIP Shane, gone but never forgotten.
As an Aussie i was extremely lucky to see him play at SCG I'll cherish those moments. I'm in denial & i still don't believe it, I'm waiting for him to pop up & say it was all a sick joke. I know our cricketing family around the world have been in shock & shattered over his passing, the exact same when Phil Hughes passed & we as a world cricketing family came mourned together. But in Straya it's like we arel family. We in Straya get to know our sportsmen & women & it's like we know them really well. I suppose us not having a big population of 24/25 million people helps in that way so us getting to know our sporting heroes & every other Aussie celeb...even the news reader we get to know him like he's the next door neighbour 🥰💖❤️💖🥰
Warne’s first and last Test wickets were at the SCG, but it really was not a great venue for him. In fact, he went 1-150 in that first test. I never saw him take a stranglehold on a match there. Oh, the last wicket was Freddie Flintoff.
Warnies right, people think sledging is rude, crude and aggressive. A genuinely great sledger can do it any way. I’ve always found that the best sledgers are the ones who are creative, the goal is to break concentration not hurt someone. The 3 best ones I’ve have were 1. We were bowling and the last session the guy was hanging on for dead life, playing no shots at all. After 15 overs he nicked the ball and it was a really difficult catch and our guy dropped it. I called out from cover “Cmon mate you’d have caught it if it was herpes” Everyone laughed for a couple minutes and later 2 balls later he was gone. 2. I got hit in the face with a cricket ball after an ordinary catch attempt that made everyone laugh. So I bandaged a badly cut nose and lips and came back out and started chirping away, but because my face was covered I just made noises like Kenny from SouthPark. Which again proved to be extremely distracting for the batter and we got a couple out after long stares at me. 3 in a game of footy, I packed in for a scrum at prop, as I’ve gone down I said “Oh your hair smells nice, what’s your care routine?” As he started talking back I broke from the scrum slapped the hand of the halfback and he dropped the ball and I dove on it, completely reversing the outcome of the scrum. Not once was I abusive or even swear. The crudest one was on a team mate and was entirely to break concentration of a batsmans
That scrum one holy crap, that is good. By Footy do you mean League or Union? Bloody confusing being an Australian, footy can mean AFL, Union or League lol.
Hate cricket with a passion but Warne was an icon. If he was playing on the TV I wouldn't switch over. Class act. Went out the right way, enjoying himself in Thailand!!
Freaky to think how far back, culturally, 2005 was. To think Frank thought that was a trendy haircut. to think how much credibility lad culture still had, and how much people were still hungover from the fashion crimes of the 90s. Nonetheless RIP Shaney.
Tony Morph,looking at the UK today,2005 was a whole lot better time to live here .This country is falling apart at the seams and more frighteningly woke mob rule seems to be taking hold of our society with potentially dire consequences for our indigenous population.
An absolute bowling genius. I’m an Englishman and I’ve loved watching this man. Even watching him destroying English batsmen you have to be in absolute awe of him. RIP mate
Shane was my favourite, but it's funny because for me I'm Aussie and as a kid I quickly realised that in sport the English were the enemy, but anytime I saw Freddie Flintoff come on, I started cheering and getting excited and my family were like "why are you so happy? if he goes good that means we might lose" and I didn't care, I loved watching Freddie. The same way many English people view Shane, I view Freddie, I wish he was Aussie.
Rest in Peace Shane.
@@SilentHotdog28 Every Englishman I know have massive respect for Shane. He’ll be missed by the world.
@@Guvna07 Yeah he was larger than life. a brilliant person, had such a good cricketing brain and was a brilliant entertainer.
Well said. Sporting icon.
@@ritacrosbie9569 Yes, an absolute worldwide sporting icon. Even Michael Jordan knew him through Nike sponsorship deals. So sad he’s gone.
An icon that will be missed. Rest in Peace King 💔
Still miss him. Our favourite Aussie of all, the very best.
A god amongst men. The world is smaller without Shane.
What a legend. As an Englishman I always loved watching him bowl. What a character also. Sorely missed. RIP
Two legends of cricket, drinking and life in general. RIP Warnie the GOAT.
Lol. Flintoff was a decent cricketer at best.
Thank you for everything Shane Warne. The hours of watching your craft, the hours of watching your passion, the hours watching your enthusiasm, the hours of watching your interviews, the hours of listening to your commentary, the hours of inspiration.
The true GOAT.
Love from so many of us in Swaziland that often have and no doubt often will talk about you, always with admiration, respect and laughter.
LEGEND ⭐♥️
Shane will be Sadly missed RIP mate your a legend
As Adam Gilchrist used to say ..,go on Shane o warny ❤️
I shed tears every time I see Shane on tv. As I always admired Shane
Shane Warne a legend, gonna miss him from a Pommie.
Thank you Shane for just being you on and off the pitch. Your authenticity as a person is what everyone loved about you. I have watched nearly all your career and loved every minute. You have done so much to help a multitude of different people from all walks of life and that is a very special person indeed. Rest In Peace Warnie we all miss you condolences to your entire family
Shane is so charismatic R. I. P
RIP Shane. What a player! Probable for a World Cricket best ever 11. Lovely to hear the banter with Freddie, great player too.
F’n shoein for best ever 11. One of the first names on paper
Brits and Aussies don't mind taking the mick out of each other and themselves. Shane was a great player who took the game much more seriously than he took himself. He'll be missed. RIP mate.
RIP Shane, big love to Freddie
I'm an Aussie and I love them both. When Flintoff went to Brett Lee at the end of the second test in 2005 it was a mark of respect and sportsmanship. That was one of the best games I have ever watched and Australia lost. In fact every time I went to the Oval and watched the Ashes Australia lost. Yes I was there on that Monday and was in tears when Richie Benaud walked across the ground. I think it was his last commentating in England. Shane was loved in England and the Aussies love Fred.
To be fair I think aussies are generally liked by all English full stop.
@@russellbonell Awwww bless you x
I think some people forget that England vs Australia is all about rivalry, not hatred. On the field, it's war. Off the field, it's brother/sisterhood. We are very different, but ultimately the same.
The greatest spin bowler to have graced the game. RIP
who freddy?
I'm not a mad cricket fan but I could never believe the way he got that ball to move, incredible!!
Amazing bloke off the pitch, humble, funny, gracious and a fucking weapon on the pitch.
You were the greatest, king! RIP! Gone too soon. 💔💔💔
Miss Shane so much
Wow you can really sense the massive respect they had for him. Nice.
Rip warney, absolute legend, on and off the field
brilliant bowler loved watching him bowler. best spinner the world has ever seen
Goodnight legend. The King of Spin haa left the arena. RIP Shane 🙏
Wow a nice banter
He went to young. Shane seemed to have lived a great life though, even though it was short, he did so much and I can only hope I have half as much fun as he had and try and make everyday count just like he did.
RIP Warnie
he monstered my team, NZ, 103 wickets in 20 tests, but Warnie was never a prick about it. Respected the game. Took the barbs well. Legend of the game.
Kiwi fan here - I remember watching our lads against him and if someone got a 50 it felt like a double hundred
Will live forever in our memories, RIP Warnie.
Vale the greatest ever bowler in the game..
Australia has lost a legend 🙏🦘❤️
From a pommie greatest ever cricketer in my life time,rip
RIP Shane
One of our Country best Sportsmen, did a lot of great things like after the tsunami hit Sri Lanka helped raise millions of dollars for that country, The best leg spin bowler the world has ever seen R.I.P Warnie true Champion on & off the field
We loved you Warnie
Cheers Warnie 🏏❤️
I look at him and can't believe he's gone. Warnie the Sledgend!
RIP Warney Legend x
RIP 🙏
Flintoff was drunk as fuck here 🤣
Yeah, I thought he looked a bit worse for wear.I wondered whether it was me having nasty thoughts about someone.He did develop a drink problem later and I heard it curtailed his cricketing career .He still makes a nice living though.
So fk
As an Australian myself Warnie is like a god of cricket . But i was always a big fan fan of Flintoff .
He could bowl and he could bat and gave off an air of ' Fuck with me at your own peril lads ! Hahahaha
But he always played fair and in the spirit of the game . Thumbs up to you Freddie .
Ah thank you😊. He didn’t do a bad impression of the Beefmeister during the 2005 Ashes series😄. I still feel genuinely sad about the hugely shocking demise of Shane Warne though. Unarguably the greatest spinner of all time.
Warne, rockin roller of cricket never a dull moment ✌️
Legends all. We are all going to miss the jolly Aussie - SW!
Rip mr cricket
Such a loss
RIP THE KING
Absolute dude. RIP
❤😁🇬🇧 miss you warny
Still can't believe that he is gone...RIP 🐐😭
Those first 2 seconds were fun.
Warney no matter what will always make me laugh
Nice guy 💪🙏
RIP the greatest
I love the fact they drink together after the game.
Rest in peace legend
I'd forgotten how much Frank Skinner looked like Noddy Holder.
Mind the windows Tino and Mitchel Johnson’s “ What you chirping for not getting wickets” then Jimmy clean bowls him. Two of the best bits of sledging and sledging gone wrong you’ll ever witness
Flintoff sledged I think it was Yuvraj Singh and then Yuvraj started belting the ball all around the park, I think it was Broad bowling lol.
There’s an Australian program of him in his house and it just looks like a really fun place to be…his own disco and bar
Rip Shane Warne
What an amazing series that was. People had said England would never win the Ashes again. An ancient contest seemed moribund. And then came 2005. Freddie and Warney, Vaughan v Ponting, Grievous Bodily Harmison, Jones and Hoggard swinging it round corners, Trescothick smashing it all over the place, Strauss bamboozled by Warne but finally working him out, KP's big shots, big personality and big hair, Ashley Giles the wheelie bin and king of spain holding his nerve to hit the winning runs, and always tantalisingly in the balance till the final session of the final day. RIP Shane, gone but never forgotten.
England only won because McGrath was injured in those two games.
@@ronniep9272 If your uncle had a fanny he'd be your aunt
Love franks noddy holder haircut XD
Remember that legendary spin ball that Shane Warne bowled against England against Mike Gatting ? Incredible
No never heard of it. When was this?
@@emulus4000 March 4th 2022
n i o o c c e e shane
Freddie still looks pissed
Utterly shitfaced ;)
The lights are on but nobody's home.
He’s pissed all the time
Stacey David Kidd No he's sober now. Doesn't drink alcohol at all.
@@richardbagshaw1647 he doesnt now, but this was 2005, hes cained here!
Great cricketer, total pantomime villain, he loved that.
two lads
God bless
Freddie is smashed. RIP KING
The state of Frank's Barnet🤣
Not prone to outbursts of emotion but not ashamed to say I cried when I heard about shane;s passing
He died. Be respectful.
As an Aussie i was extremely lucky to see him play at SCG I'll cherish those moments. I'm in denial & i still don't believe it, I'm waiting for him to pop up & say it was all a sick joke. I know our cricketing family around the world have been in shock & shattered over his passing, the exact same when Phil Hughes passed & we as a world cricketing family came mourned together. But in Straya it's like we arel family. We in Straya get to know our sportsmen & women & it's like we know them really well. I suppose us not having a big population of 24/25 million people helps in that way so us getting to know our sporting heroes & every other Aussie celeb...even the news reader we get to know him like he's the next door neighbour 🥰💖❤️💖🥰
struth mate, well said, Warnie was a total LEGEND.
Warne’s first and last Test wickets were at the SCG, but it really was not a great venue for him. In fact, he went 1-150 in that first test. I never saw him take a stranglehold on a match there. Oh, the last wicket was Freddie Flintoff.
Nice Shane! 😎🙏
Warnies right, people think sledging is rude, crude and aggressive. A genuinely great sledger can do it any way. I’ve always found that the best sledgers are the ones who are creative, the goal is to break concentration not hurt someone. The 3 best ones I’ve have were
1. We were bowling and the last session the guy was hanging on for dead life, playing no shots at all. After 15 overs he nicked the ball and it was a really difficult catch and our guy dropped it. I called out from cover
“Cmon mate you’d have caught it if it was herpes”
Everyone laughed for a couple minutes and later 2 balls later he was gone.
2. I got hit in the face with a cricket ball after an ordinary catch attempt that made everyone laugh. So I bandaged a badly cut nose and lips and came back out and started chirping away, but because my face was covered I just made noises like Kenny from SouthPark. Which again proved to be extremely distracting for the batter and we got a couple out after long stares at me.
3 in a game of footy, I packed in for a scrum at prop, as I’ve gone down I said
“Oh your hair smells nice, what’s your care routine?”
As he started talking back I broke from the scrum slapped the hand of the halfback and he dropped the ball and I dove on it, completely reversing the outcome of the scrum.
Not once was I abusive or even swear. The crudest one was on a team mate and was entirely to break concentration of a batsmans
That scrum one holy crap, that is good.
By Footy do you mean League or Union? Bloody confusing being an Australian, footy can mean AFL, Union or League lol.
@@SilentHotdog28 I was playing league at the time.
@@Giveme1goodreason Yeah fair enough, I wasn't sure. Can't wait for tonight the NRL is back underway.
God❤❤
Not a cricket fan at all but always thought of shane warne as a likeable character who could take the mick out of himself
Frank lookin like Noddy Holder
R.I.P
RIP Warney
Bowling Shane
I believe the fans go to far with the stick. Way way over the top.
Ian Botham hit a six of Shane at county game in 1993.
He threw the strawberry for sure
ha kip of freddie , looks like he has just walked in from some northern backstreet pub on a sun afternoon
What is the song at last? He blond he bent etc etc... please anyone tell me
Yuvraj Singh's answer to Freddie with 6 sixes after sledging 🤣
That was bloody fantastic, I love Freddie, he's my favourite non Australian cricketer of all time.
Freddie had been on the heroin that evening. Looks like he just stepped outa Trainspotting.
Seemed a good guy rest easy Shane your number came up way too soon ..😔
I'm welsh.i hate cricketwhen I heard of Shane's death I had a year in my eye.rip legend.
Nice Shane
Franks hair 😂😂😂
Legends but you look back and even warne was like this guy drinks insane needed help then but he’s come out of it abd freddie is pure class warne rip
Warneys hair, 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Flintoff stoned lol
What a way to leave this Earth. Hats off to you Shane lad.
Hate cricket with a passion but Warne was an icon. If he was playing on the TV I wouldn't switch over. Class act. Went out the right way, enjoying himself in Thailand!!
Did no one have the bottle to tell him to get his hair cut before going on national tv ??
Freaky to think how far back, culturally, 2005 was. To think Frank thought that was a trendy haircut. to think how much credibility lad culture still had, and how much people were still hungover from the fashion crimes of the 90s. Nonetheless RIP Shaney.
Yes much better times than we currently live in
@@tonymorph3672 well said Tony!!
Tony Morph,looking at the UK today,2005 was a whole lot better time to live here .This country is falling apart at the seams and more frighteningly woke mob rule seems to be taking hold of our society with potentially dire consequences for our indigenous population.
What's wrong with Andrew Flintoff? He looks out of it.
Been on a constant bender following the Ashes win.
Frank looks like a hobbit
Shane Warnes hair tho
jesus, never realised frank had a poodlecut like that! hahaha
Fair Bloody Dinkum, every Aussie feels like they've lost their best mate.