Same Ricky Ponting and Tim Nielsen, the coach of the Australia admitted never seen Bowl in person.
On the scene Club in Victoria, beer was considered the best counter for a number of years but still his former colleagues are surprised by the speed of its altitude.
"This is an incredible story," David Johnstone, Director of coaching club said Telegraph Sport.
"It is passed the cricket club at the end of last season, and the shield cricket selection for the Australia now." It is very stimulating for the club.
"I had never thought about him playing for the front Australia but always saw in it the potential to play cricket first class."
"I saw that long ago, but the opportunity has never his way until he moved to Perth."
Johnstone has overseen a young brand of Warne a similar journey.
If it is chosen for the Australia this week Beer makes its debut test after having played only four games of Sheffield shield. Warne played a less when he made his test debut against India in 1992.
The difference between the two is that Warne was chosen for Victoria, while beer was considered only good enough for the second team in his home State and had to transfer to Australia for her luck in the process to give up a job with Puma and a degree in sports science.
"He gave hope to all players cricket club and it is very important," said Johnstone.
"There are two ways to get through." The system of the Academy and the club.
"The club as Beery cricketers have persevered and worked hard for a chance." He has never abandoned.
"It was the best spinner cricket club in Victoria for a few years and I am sure that he could have done step up to the State cricket has a few years ago but never had a chance."
"I am certain that he had much to learn." He played three or four games in first class, but I looked a little test cricket and I do too much better left arm Orthodox world cricket tops that are better. »
Beer debuts first class for the Australia in Melbourne and at halfway through the match against Victoria, it appeared at the oval junction, which is a waterfront of St. Kilda, short tram journey to mingle with his former teammates.
"It is a cricket experimented with a few years under his belt and is a level head guy."
"It will be nervous but I do not think that he will be impressed," said Johnstone.
"He is confident in its own capacity. He took many wickets at the club level and has shown that it can strengthen already. »
Beer CITES Warne as an influence and will look to the cat to his former partner of St Kilda prior to the examination of the third.
"It is always with ensure you to that you attack and try to make them", Beer told the age.
"His way of thinking was to try them out and that is quite similar to me."
They breed their players to be difficult to St Kilda and beer enjoys a reputation as a sharp on the ground.
He gave Kevin Pietersen a scathing when sending England played Australia at the beginning of their tour and Johnstone said that he will not change if it is chosen by the Australia this week. "It is spirit a cat", he said.
In St Kilda, they hope that Beer will play in the fourth test at the CWM.
If the series is still alive after Perth, Australia Cricket will be sure to attract a crowd nearly 90,000 the boxing day and beer would add local interest to persuade the others through the turnstiles.
That would really fulfill tale fairy.
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