Yeah, I've always thought they were the collateral damage. Both played out of their skins, but it's hard to look at the test except through the prism of what we now know.
Brings back memories
A faintly sickening appeal. One would hope all real Pakistan circket fans would be happy this cancer in the heart of their team has been (at least partly) excised.
Genuine lol thereBrings back memories
You are sickened by a mum acting and behaving like a mum, okay.
the initial reaction from what I gather is most feel they got what they deserved though as expected some retards are playing the conspiracy by ICC and India angle.
Hey don't shoot the messenger, I only posted the thing. Plus I don't agree with her comments and neither do most of Pakistanis.
I would hope it was obvious that I meant nothing of the kind.
No, it really wouldn't. It'd be absolutely disgusting if Asif ever steps on a cricket pitch again.
No, it was far from obvious. I don't know how you can infer such malice on her behalf, she's basically appealing for help, that is all. seems like it's mostly in your own imagination.
I am in agreement.
Given what she said, it's fairly easy to infer exactly that quite frankly. I don't think you'd find a great many people who'd arrive at a drastically different conclusion either.
Whatevs then, mate.
Her education or literacy rate is surely irrelevant here, similar things can be said of the Knox case as well quite honestly. Simply because a lot of people advocate the innocence of another doesn't mean their guilt should somehow be alleviated, especially when it's been well established by those who have an in depth knowledge of the alleged offence. Regardless of her background and whatever else, it's hard to construe these sorts of things as anything other than an irrational objection.
Two wrongs do make a right, yes.
She said they should object to it, that's not the same.