Harbhajan and Hayden at war, yet again!!!

I am blogging after some while today. Well, if somebody tries to relate my blogging frequency to the amount of spare time I have, then I think he would fail miserably. I am saying this because when I do not have anything to do, I do absolutely nothing, not even blogging. So any hypothesis suggesting that I blog when I have lots of spare time would be incorrect.

Anyways, moving on to more serious stuff, I have just registered for Google Adsense program. I do not think I will get an iota of money using that program. That is not because I do not trust Google but because no matter how much I pretend, I do not have any audience/readers reading this crappy blog. Although, occasionally there are some folks who unluckily stumble upon this blog, however occasional hits on this website would not be an enough number to force Google to pay some money to me. However, being as hopelessly optimistic as I am, I think this is will make me a millionaire. Amen!!!

I have written 2 paragraphs (about 150-200 words) and still no solid content. Sometime I wonder, what if I am like that in my life also - Lots of words, but no content. Thankfully I do not get discouraged at these thoughts and I come back ever so strongly and write another 50 words of complete nonsense on the blog. I think sometime in future, I will stumble upon this blog and may be it will make me smile seeing that I was so stupid at this point in my life.


Anyways, I am seriously moving on to serious things. Speaking of football, one incident which really was on mind for most of the past week was Eduardo injury while he was playing for his club Arsenal against Birmingham. I have watched him play a lot of times this season as I have missed just one or two Arsenal matches this season. He seems to be good player with good playing spirit. If this injury in any way changes or hampers the way he played prior to injury, it would be really unfortunate. I wish him good luck and hope that this injury doesn't affect his career as a player. I also hope that after losing the plot in final moments against Birmingham, Arsenal can bounce back and win the league. Hopefully, a player the name of Robin Van Persie can make an impact.

After football, lets come to cricket and more specifically to IND-AUS series. The controversies don't seem to end in this series, do they? After my initial reaction on this blog about "monkey slur" and preposterous umpiring decisions by Mr. Bucknor and colleagues, BCCI did take a heed of the comments made on my blog and flexed their muscle to bring some justice to the game. This surprising support of Indian team by BCCI coupled with India's very good performance on the tour is kicking the crap out of already notoriously arrogant Aussie players. Hence then the players like Matthew Hayden and Andrew Symonds (one of who I suspect is in a delusional state of mind, I hope I need not mention who here) who are not exactly known for their gamesmanship are coming out with ludicrous comments against Harbhajan and Ishant. These two have probably gotten in thick Aussie skin, I suppose. I agree that Harbhajan has been an "obnoxious little weed", but then so are you Mr. Hayden. And since it would be an insult to word "little" if its used to describe Matthew Hayden, I prefer calling him a "lunatic chimpanzee" and a Jackass. Hopefully everybody can see the obvious pun in the statement. However, no need to waste our time and efforts on the Jackass, he is anyways coming to India for IPL. I hope then Indian media can turn on their scandalous gossip spree and raid Hayden and Symonds with them.

Alright enough blabbering today, Adieu!!!!