Someone’s about to switch the music off, leaving Rob Key without a chair to sit on | Andy Bull
•Future of England’s managing director looks perilous given he’s more expendable than Stokes or McCullumIn the 00s, when the internet was the place you went to watch babies bite their big brother’s fin...
•There was no point trying to understand the joke.
•It was just that it was Key.
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المصدر: The Guardian Sport | Source: The Guardian SportFuture of England’s managing director looks perilous given he’s more expendable than Stokes or McCullum
In the 00s, when the internet was the place you went to watch babies bite their big brother’s finger, find out what Ashton Kutcher had for breakfast or follow the Test on your holiday with those two blokes who did the Guardian’s over-by-over, someone made a gif of Rob Key, the memory of which will be instantly familiar to anyone who saw it, even two decades later.
Key was wearing a pair of leather boots and waving a cricket bat about his head while riding on the back of a capybara. There was no point trying to understand the joke. It was just that it was Key. And Key was funny.
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