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Posted
4 hours ago, coffee_rules said:

http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci/content/video_audio/1110570.html

 

Even cricinfo has bought into this..CAC was never to pick support staff, only to pick coach. CAC (Maninly Dada went around and picked Zaheer/Dravid), RJS is left with Man-Management , whatever that means. He'll cheer them when down, and take them to the pub for a hic!

inspirational not details man...lol hehe basically cheerleader.

 

 

Posted
10 minutes ago, Vilander said:

Paddy upton...lol the one behind Kallis and Sehwag's comebacks..dude that guy was gold. Let us see what Shastri uncle does, even if he gets Kohli's mojo in tests back he would have done this job.

Paddy Upton was a physical fitness trainer. Maybe the sports psychologist we are referring to is who John Wright employed - Sandy Gordon. 

http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2007/dec/06upton.htm 

Posted
38 minutes ago, coffee_rules said:

Paddy Upton was a physical fitness trainer. Maybe the sports psychologist we are referring to is who John Wright employed - Sandy Gordon. 

http://www.rediff.com/cricket/2007/dec/06upton.htm 

he was called mental conditioning coach lol what ever that means Paddy..anyway the sport psychologist is a super geek guy, mad professor type.

His publication list is pretty lengthy he is a psychologist.

 

http://www.web.uwa.edu.au/person/Sandy.Gordon

 

Posted
9 minutes ago, Vilander said:

From the above link..

 

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Yeah, yeah. We used to jump over the bloody gate. Go to Koshy’s (restaurant) at the back there. And one day Vishy was sitting there. He is my childhood hero. Jaake hello kiya lekin phir baaju mein jaake beer bulaya. (Laughter) (we went and said hello, then went to a corner and ordered beer). Me and (Bharat) Arun (the current bowling coach).

 

Now, you see why Dada wanted ZK as bowling coach. If it was left to Shaz, it would be a mid-aft booze session with his yaar Bharat and talk about their exploits in their non-uncle days!

Posted
5 hours ago, someone said:

Kumble didn't work because he possibly behaved like a headmaster. Now, the CAC is doing the same thing, acting like a headmaster, and forcing Ravi to accept the other 2 coaches. It's unfair for Ravi and the players  and really completely unprofessional by CAC.

 

 

    Why it won;t work ?

    Dravid's role is to help in batting issues of the team members and overall batting strategy in foreign soil.

    Zak  to  sort bowling issues of bowlers .

    

Posted

A drunk person fluffed his car keys on a lonely road filled with darkness. The person plodded 10 metres to his left and started searching for the key under a street light stationed there, not because that's where he dropped his keys but because it was easy for him to search the keys under light.

 

A little bit similar situation, Indian cricket find itself in. The problem is not the coach or CAC but the culture Indian cricket as a whole has embraced & we foolishly look for solution under the street light while problem lies in the darkness. 

 

 It ought to be reckoned a virtue in a biased fan ( like me)  to relish, wallowingly, the beguiling contradictions of the evidence we have of the past and to dodge and slip between multiple vantage points, and this trait is visible in all person to some extent. So, whether you think CAC was completely  unprofessional is subjective to where you want to look from.

Posted
2 hours ago, PBN said:

india should hire a sports psychologist/motivator

or reverse psychologist / demotivator for opposition team, this is gaining ground Manju's name making the rounds.

Posted
44 minutes ago, prudent_kreeda said:

    Why it won;t work ?

    Dravid's role is to help in batting issues of the team members and overall batting strategy in foreign soil.

    Zak  to  sort bowling issues of bowlers .

    

its just an excuse for Shastri when he fails.

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