Haley: Sorry, I ran out of credit order orlistat online kq Swann retreated to the world of county cricket where he enjoyed success with Northants, playing alongside his brother. His 41 wickets contributed to their Division Two title in 2000. But when the authoritarian South African coach Kepler Wessels arrived in 2003, Swann fell out of favour. He says his teammates started greeting him with icy silences, having been instructed by Wessels not to laugh at his jokes. Hurt and depressed, in 2005 he joined Nottinghamshire, where he took 30 wickets and won the County Championship in his debut season. But that same year watching Andrew Flintoff inspire England to their first Ashes win for 18 years was a reminder of what could have been. 'By then I had completely accepted that I was never going to play for England,’ Swann says. 'I had a wonderful life. I was enjoying county cricket at Notts. I had just started going out with my future wife. But when you have burnt your bridges as badly as I had with the [England] coach, it didn’t take a rocket scientist to figure out that I was never going to get picked. If they had a trained chimp who bowled off-spin, he would have got in before me.’