9.8.09

Daydream Believer

On a more amusing note, I had a dream last night that I was playing for England.

Or something like that.

The gist of things was that I found myself in a large building (presumably some sort of pavilion) when I looked at my watch and realised it was time for play to start. The England team, which appeared to be captained by Andrew Flintoff, was already in the field, awaiting my presence. I then realised that I wasn't wearing whites and so had to go and get changed.

By the time I'd got changed the game seemed to have disappeared (England must have lost in under ten minutes) and I then found myself getting a lift through the nondescript suburbs of a small town in continental Europe, probably Belgium, perhaps Estonia. And the car was being driven by Paul Collingwood.

What does this mean?

I've got no idea, but it's a bit less confusing than many aspects of England's performance over the last three days.

2 comments:

Rob said...

LOL, or rather it would have been driven by Paul Collingwood but it swung in a little and bowled him.

On a more positive note I didn't hear Strauss or Flower say "learning experience" once.

Brian Carpenter said...

Cheers, Rob. I think I set that gag up quite nicely, didn't I?

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