Seems that Geoffrey Boycott and I are of one mind regarding the perfidious role that T. Blair has played in the downfall of English cricket.
GB's line - among other reprobations for failure to bat, bowl or field with sufficient skill and fire, not to mention terrible selection decisions and woeful lack of pre-Test practice in Oz - is that the Lads, having been formally honoured with gongs after the last winning series simply sat back and thought they must be great 'cos T. Blair had said they were.
Sound man that Boycott fellow. I knew I was instinctively right!
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