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I can't believe he has passed away at only 52 years of age. Arguably the greatest bowler in Australian cricket history.
Rest in Peace Warnie
Rest in Peace Warnie
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Good reminder to get your heart checked out. Warnie was a nicotine addict and there's muttering about his possible diet tactics but it's not as if all durry munchers & people following fad diets drop dead at 52.
Heck the bloke across the road is in his 60's, smokes and recently told me he refuses to take blood pressure meds (largely because he thinks his BP's just high because he's nervous around doctors... also, he's convinced that various concoctions of dakka can replace proper medicine).
I'm younger and much fitter than him (have also never sucked smoke... such a weird hobby). However, I've taken BP meds since the age of 16 and had my heart checked annually as my BP is naturally a bit high. IMO it's easy to get yourself checked out and to follow mainstream medical advice rather than listening to unqualified nonsense.Comment
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RIP Warnie.......
The Sheik of Tweak....Originally posted by Bondi Boy
Pathetic!
What a rabble we are.
Oh well, maybe next year
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a freak - not only did he have the physical skills but he was master of the mind games.Comment
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For sure! I reckon he woulda gone alright on a footy field as he knew how to get into people's heads and woulda had good ball control.Originally posted by zac View PostComment
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as a kid he wanted to play afl but wasn't good enough apparently and the rest is history.Originally posted by ism22 View PostComment
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That was a brilliant service and befitting a legend of Australian sport.Comment
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