Salisbury released by Slurrey

[The Clown of Pevensey Bay]

Probably couldn't do a job, to be honest

SURREY RELEASE SALISBURY
Former England leg-spinner Ian Salisbury has been released by Surrey.
The 37-year-old was offered a one-year contract after the 2006 season but has
been told that the deal will not be renewed for next year.
Salisbury, who played 15 Tests for England, has spent the past 10 years at
Surrey after beginning his career at Sussex, winning the County Championship in
1999, 2000 and 2002.
Surrey captain Mark Butcher said: "Sals played a major role in the Surrey
success story from 1998-2002.
"Sadly it is time to say goodbye to yet another member of that great team and
it is with fond memories, goodwill and our best wishes for the future that Ian
moves on to another phase of his life."
Salisbury will now look for a new county after stressing he has no intention to
retire.
He said: "I really want to keep playing as I feel I still have the ability to
play first-class cricket.
"It will be a bit sad that it won't be at Surrey but it will also be an
exciting opportunity for me if it is to be somewhere else."
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041153 OCT 07

 

[Uncle Buck]

Lucky we have given Smith and Beer new contracts.