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"I said, 'I don't know what your problem is, but if you have a problem, come on out here; otherwise, get in the box and hit,' " Balfour said, adding that he was omitting one or two colorful adjectives that he used.

Balotelli made positive noises in an interview where he said he understood why he was omitted from the current Italy squad and felt it was deserved.

He was omitted from the original squad because of his injury and, as he revealed after play, was not exactly delighted.

When he was omitted from the 1968 side touring South Africa, a Guardian leader thundered: "Anyone who would swallow that would believe the moon was a currant bun".

Epstein would not discuss Buchholz's chances of being on the postseason roster, but it would be surprising if he was omitted.

Since 7 March, Gil hasn't kicked a ball, and he was omitted from Tim Sherwood's matchday squads for the past two league matches, against QPR and Tottenham.

Some eyebrows were raised when he was omitted from the BBC's coverage of the royal wedding in 2011, as Huw Edwards was chosen instead.

But he battled away on the comeback trail (remember that he was omitted from England's last Test, in Sydney) and in the final session he was timing the ball much more crisply on a pitch full of runs.

He allowed Aaron Boone's dramatic home run when the Yankees beat the Red Sox to win the 2003 A.L.C.S. Wakefield never feared that his season was over after he was omitted from this year's division series.

But when it came to selection for the tour to South Africa in 1968, he was omitted - provoking a storm of anger: 'No one of open mind will believe that he was left out for valid cricketing reasons,' Arlott wrote.