Underrated possibility is that Lehmann purposefully didn't know. Creating a rule-breaking culture and constantly pressuring people to pull questionable ****, all while technically maintaining your own plausible deniability, is Unethical Management 101.
I agree, but like Sutherland not using the term "cheat" last night, there's a lot of protection legally that needs to happen in the short term to get their overall desired results in the medium term.
Meh. This is how this guy describes himself on Twitter:
own views, usual disclaimers."
India couldn't win in Australia in the 80s when they had their greatest fast bowler and half of Australia's team was away playing for Packer.
It's literally the same sort of situation as Smith. Even if he wasn't directly involved, he still should've kept the dressing room under better control and he also helped foster the sort of culture that encouraged cheating. Has to go.
Yes, I don't see how Lehmann's position could be tenable. Either he was party to it in which case he should serve with the others (if CA go down that route, which they have) or he has so little influence on the team that he's just letting them disintegrate.
has he given up on Klinger getting a call up
He deserves to have his role as coach be given a public execution, not a polite nudge.
FFS people neither of these two tampered with the ball...
Is Lehman really racist or did he just say something that was racist. Because I don't think a racist would be so keen on picking Khawaja and Agar as much as Lehman does.
I agree, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen.
Noooooo. **** doesn't get to resign.........I want his fat arse sacked
Makes me wonder if they would have done this over an Ashes year.
