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how would you rate irelands world cup preformance?


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Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ireland/content/story/294069.html
Ireland looking to become semi-pro to stop all the players from going to England. Anyone that says a minnow playing in the world cup and doing well doesn't accelerate their development is ignorant.
Hahahaha. Anyone saying it invariably will is far more ignorant.

Anyway, without becoming semi-pro (at least) it's a given that no-one will get anywhere. Modern merchant-banks don't work like that.
 

LA ICE-E

State Captain
They've escalated before now, and gone down again. We wait to see whether this is another of those occasions.
Yeah and that's the administration part, if they are smart and hold on to it than great but if not it will be one those probably. It looks like they are trying to hold on to it this time though.
 

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
Yeah and that's the administration part, if they are smart and hold on to it than great but if not it will be one those probably. It looks like they are trying to hold on to it this time though.
It's not purely a matter of administration. You cannot create interest, nor hold on to it. Some people simply take fleeting interests in "the flavour of the month".
 

LA ICE-E

State Captain
It's not purely a matter of administration. You cannot create interest, nor hold on to it. Some people simply take fleeting interests in "the flavour of the month".
You can influence interests, like I said it's not a matter of purely administration or the players and the games but both together.
 

headhunter

International Vice-Captain
Oh indeed, but the Republic of Ireland doesn't compete as its own side - Ireland takes players from Northern Ireland as well.

My point was though, the fact the Yorkshire is not a country has little bearing on the debate at hand, because England is not a country either. Neither is Scotland, or Ireland (in the sense of the entirity of Ireland - which the cricket team claims). England is part of a country, much in the same way Yorkshire is.
yeah and why dont england compete on there on so in the olympics instead of robbing competators from wales and scotland? :huh:
 

Prince EWS

Global Moderator
you know what im on about i when they play international sports they represent there countries........Scotland,Wales
Scotland and Wales aren't countries at all. The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland is a country. The Republic of Ireland is a country. I'd actually tell you why, but I've already done so in this thread, so you can either go back a few pages and have a look and read the sources I linked, or you can just throw a few smilies at me and continue to live in Disneyland.
 

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