He did. A tragedy indeed. Afridi should have been further down the track than he was. Having said that, I suppose from Pakistan's point of view, its probably etter to have Afridi at the crease at this stage than Younis (if one of them HAD to get run out in that fiasco).Fusion said:
Hey Just Tool - Send me a check for 5000 USD..I will make sure I attend the class.JustTool said:Hey Sanz - Ever thought about some anger management classes. You and Ganguly could attend together. The whole nation witnessed what a fool Ganguly made of himself yelling at Dravid as if it's him, and not Dravid, who is the captain
uhh ... we're all selfish, but there are different degrees and there's something called putting the team interests before individual interests. i won't say anything about ganguly being selfish because personally i don't know what happened in the dressing room over the past few years. i can say that ganguly's indisciplined and a poor fielder and possibly arrogant because i've observed such things. once again, i have absolutely nothing against sourav ... i think and hope that he can still contribute to india's cricketing success. he just needs to work out a few things and stay in form.Sanz said:
Well, it sure is tough to get these things into your head isn't it. Why the hell are you still arguing about the identity of the disgraceful fans? Fine, if they were Tamil, Punjabi or Marathi and flew in to Kolkata to watch the match, so be it ... I'll condemn those fans. What I've seen on tv, riots where it's clear that the fans are against the national cricket team for the sake of one undeserving player ... those people I would think are Kolkata-based. If you still don't get the point, I'll repeat it for you. I have nothing against Bengali people or Kolkatans, so many of them are good friends of mine. Now, in clear words: I condemn all fans, the majority of whom were in Kolkata, who jeered the Indian cricket team and guys like Dravid simply because their undeserving regional hero Ganguly wasn't in the team. Cool it.Sanz said:
So how do you know that he is not putting team's interest before his own ? Let me guess according to some people only way he could do this was by announcing his retirement. I dont understand why. Hey if he is not good enough or doing such stuff that you have accused him of then why dont the selectors DROP him ?adharcric said:
what you're saying is completely valid. i've always been critical of his poor fielding, but earlier his batting used to make up for it amply. also, with guys like yuvraj, kaif and raina in the team and every other team improving its standards of fielding and the advent of strict foreign coaches in the subcontinent, we're paying more attention to ganguly's indiscipline now ... just a theory. i don't mind his proud personality, you always need some of those guys in the team. as long as he respects the coach and captain, maintains the same level of fitness and fielding as everyone else, and bats to his potential (assuming he still has it in him), i'd love to have ganguly in the team.Sanz said:
i'll still maintain, i condemn the actions of certain fans in kolkata recently. you can construe that as me hating all kolkatans, all bengalis, all indians or the entire human race .. up to you. you've decided to stop using your brain and instead are comparing me to bal thackeray. no comment.Sanz said:
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It will be enough, trust me..Make checks payble to me, I prefer Wire transfer though.JustTool said:
Unfortunately that whole world doesn't include BCCI and its selectors..who keep selecting him in the squad.
Anyone who tons up against McGrath, Kaspa, Gillespie and Warne all bowling well is more than a mere flat track bully. Particularly when he scores that ton at almost a run a ball.social said:
