what to do!

ive only missed one home game all season this year and this was the last one against Birmingham and i missed it due to cricket, cricket is my best sport and i enjoy playing it alot, im now stuck between two things i love to do!

Sunday... watch Newcastle or play my ONLY sunday game of cricket all year ¬_¬ yes it seems all to much of a coincidence that it classes with the final game of the football season but that's the cricket league for you WHAT DO I DO! i really dont want to miss either game and half of me is saying its only west brom, and the other half of me is saying its the last game of the season. i missed the Ipswich match last year for cricket! please help

 

Toon all the way for me, but I think you should toss a coin.

 

Toon all the way, going to be no football for 3 months after Sunday.

 

Nah cricket, You'll have fun whtever and you'll be pretty pissed if you go to the footy game and we loose

 

I think you owe it to your team mates to be commited

 

This.

 

Guess you could ring an anonymous bomb scare for the cricket and go to the Toon game?
Then participate in the cricket once normality has resumed later? Should take care of matters
for a couple of hours whilst the sniffer dogs are brought in?

May not be much fun particpating in then mind - just a thought on how to have your cake
and eat it though?

Alternatively get your cricket fix and watch the game on Sky+ with EVERYONE told
not to utter a word about the game until you've watched it? The toon fans jumping
around celebreating or moping about a bit on the way home may give the game away?

 

i suppose im missing two games to go to peru to do charity work aswell!

 

How about you go into bat for about 110 minutes, have your helmet on with a screen in it which is connected to a phone that your mate is recording the match on for you.. can have earphones in for the atmosphere n all.

 

Wow, when?

 

first two weeks in July, helping the poverty stricken areas just outside lima, our main aim is to refurbish a whole disability clinic as there is no service for people with disability's in Peru by the government so it is all ran by volunteers basically

 

That's amazing! All the best!

 

Good luck to you, you're doing a terrific job.

 

cheers im looking forward to it, should be a brilliant experience, we also help out at a school, they offerd us a game of volleyball for when we get there, as were all pretty competitve and apparently there amazing at it, were going to put some hard hours of practice in just so we dont get humiliated!

 

Aye mate fair play! South America is meant to be incredible, my Dad was in Argentina earlier in the year doing work with diabetics. Really good cause, hope it all goes well!