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[Nickauger]

Harsh Nick - but suggestion goes with your location!

Lol I'm intrigued to the tenuousness of the link.... please enlighten me as year 8 bottom set maths has turned my reasoning and thinking skills to mush!

[trypewriter]

Well, the advice to set fire to the bat - from someone located in Chard (charred) apparently.

[Nickauger]

Aha I've got you!

[petehosk]

I think the general concensus is that it's had it's day and needs to be retired! If it were a horse it would be grazing in a pasture somewhere!
So return the bat to him and tell him to frame it and hang it up on his wall as a memory!
Then activate his paypal and treat himself!

[Number4]

I think the general concensus is that it's had it's day and needs to be retired! If it were a horse it would be grazing in a pasture somewhere!
So return the bat to him and tell him to frame it and hang it up on his wall as a memory!
Then activate his paypal and treat himself!

That's being nice Pete.... If it was a horse it would be glue by now.. 

[RossViper]

Take a look at this:
http://custombats.co.uk/cbforum/index.php?topic=12668.msg202638#msg202638

Just like Rayn and Johners said.

Still using this bat today, fix has held up really well, even toe ended a 6 with it last year - there's always life left in these bats ;-),

but do buy a new one ;-)))

[Number4]

I think its fair to say Ross that your willow is in far better condition than the one in this post. This bat looks like its about to explode and splinter with the next ball that it hits... Old, dry and well and trully seen its day