By Hippity and Monkey-Face
June 7 2006
Hippity (Middlesex’s very own bunny) and Monkey-Face (a Yorkshire monkey) appear to have had a day-long row at Southgate. Still bickering, they have co-operated over this very strange joint piece. It’s hot! It’s June! It’s the silly season! I guess we’ll have to roll with it.
Hippity (Middlesex’s very own bunny) and Monkey-Face (a
Yorkshire monkey) appear to have had a day-long row at
Monkey Front
It was the Monkey wot done it! That’s
my opinion anyway. When I posted my
piece on your message board, suggesting that Ben Hutton was too scared to face
And a long wait it will be
too, because the boy Ben can be counted on to lose the toss, so we’re batting
and my money is on bed and breakfast for two of our middle-order boys. And then maybe bed and
breakfast Day 2/3 for Mr Gillespie who now specialises in batting overnight.
Well, I must admit I felt a
bit nervous at 4/2 – more of a Middlesex score than a
Momsicle and Popsicle say I’ve got more front than

Bunny Talks
That kid brother of mine
really is the limit. I think 337/5 is
good stuff from the bowlers on a flat track.
Silverwood is my hero! Bowled like a complete trooper. He’d win a few matches at Headingley
but he doesn’t play for

Monkey’s Second Dig
More rabbit than Sainsburys, that brother of mine. You know he says everything three times and
that poor editor has to edit out 2 out of every 3 sentences. Must be soul-destroying work for no pay,
that. Wouldn’t catch
me doing it. No, Middlesex are
already out of this one, as far as I’m concerned. Our bowlers will do more on this track and
you’ll struggle to bowl us out twice even if you get some runs for a
change. 12 points in
the bag for us – probably 22. Up yours, brother.

Bunny Business
I hope Ged edits my rude brother’s words into oblivion. We don’t want that sort of talk on our
wonderful web site. Middlesex are well
in this game and

I’ve also consulted my lucky
leprechaun, Gnomic (see picture above) and he is very supportive of my
view. “Will Middlesex pull off a win
here, Gnomic?” I asked. “Now there’s a
question”, said Gnomic. Unequivocal
optimism, I call that, so my bunny money is still on a Middlesex win.
Thank you for reading
this.
© Hippity the Green Bunny
and Bananarama Monkey-Face 2006. Reproduced on this web site
with the kind and express permission of the authors.