What on earth has Liz Hurley done to him? Just seen him on the news and he looks like a cross between a Thunderbirds puppet and a Hairdresser. Gone are the days of hard drinking and womanising I guess. His new ways are a nail in the coffin for the rest of mankind Shane Warne out of retirement for Big Bash League | Mail Online [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shane_Warne]Shane Warne - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame]
Liz Hurley could do whatever she wants to a man. edit: On second thought, I take that back. True or not, it's not how a relationship should be.
I've just noticed the Freudian slip in the threads title. Indeed shame now describes Shane for selling out in the name of feminism. There was a video clip of him today wearing eye liner! Shane, what's going on mate. You were the lads lad, the drinking mans man. Don't tell me the Aussies are going soft?!? Hmmm, could that be the cause of their losing streak? ASHES 2011: How England secured famous win in Sydney | Mail Online [ame=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_ashes]The Ashes - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia[/ame] (England had better win next time or I'm in trouble here )
Bottom line, he's with her, you and I are not, a romantic relationship is something that's the business of the involved,imho Trying to un-stick tongue from floor, love her aura.
Actually, I think that it may have been Liz's influence to get him to get back into the game. I believe that he is still going to coach the Rajasthan Royals, just not play, so to be playing in the Australian 20/20 comp means that we will still be able to witness that fantasic bowling for at least one more season. And if I get to see that, then I don't care what he looks like. In a recent interview on Australian TV, he claimed that all the recent hype about makeovers and cosmetic surgery is pure rubbish - he has just "decided" to get himself fit. Be prepared to be in trouble. I think that we have now sorted out the batting, but still need to do some work finding a regular set of bowlers. I doubt that there will ever be another Warnie, and I think that the Australian selectors are slowly realising this. But should have the bowlers sorted out in time for the next Ashes tour.
