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Raina- "If MS Dhoni doesn't play next IPL then I will also not play from next IPL season


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1 hour ago, maniac said:


Because Raina like most clutch players became hit and miss after they hit a certain peak. More misses than hits as career progresses.  You can’t have players like that as leaders. Had he moved away from the CSK eco system he would have faded away a lot sooner: 

 

 

Raina would not be picked outside of CSK. 

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9 hours ago, Vilander said:

I see fierce loyalty for Dhoni from many quarters, the guy has something about him for sure. 

This is not Loyalty, its is a result of favouritism, keeping the deserving talents out and playing your own personal favorites ahead of them, creating your own lobby within the team. On the contrary there are many former cricketers who are just as anti Dhoni as there are some of his loyalists.

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1 minute ago, Sean Bradley said:

This is not Loyalty, its is a result of favouritism, keeping the deserving talents out and playing your own personal favorites ahead of them, creating your own lobby within the team. On the contrary there are many former cricketers who are just as anti Dhoni as there are some of his loyalists.

I don't agree. 

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2 hours ago, Vilander said:

Not after their career is over and they are out of the power circle. It could also mean he invests in people nurtures them and then farms them as an asset. He is a clever operator for sure, there are layers to the guy he is interesting persona. 

But by that time they are entrenched and attached. That's how human nature works. You invest your time and energy worshiping someone, it doesn't go just because they lost power. It's like loyalty to an emperor when their supporters would die for him even when he is deposed and no longer has power. A lifetime fo devotion doesn't go away in a moment. Sunk cost falacy comes into play 

 

Dhoni was never a technical captain  like kohli, he was an instinctive and people's captain and deliberately cultivated loyalty by thoroughly backing some players. And that loyalty is being repaid now. So yeah we are kinda saying the same thing but it's calcualtive, not natural 

 

But for that loyalty to start Dhoni needed to be all powerful, and he was 

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7 hours ago, New guy said:

Dhoni was never a technical captain  like kohli, he was an instinctive and people's captain and deliberately cultivated loyalty by thoroughly backing some players. And that loyalty is being repaid now. So yeah we are kinda saying the same thing but it's calcualtive, not natural 

Yup 

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2 hours ago, Serpico said:

why are everyone suddenly eager in proving their loyalty? is something big happening? is he becoming next bcci chief? 

At times people are just emotional man these things happen. When they go through intense emotional scrutiny under media they tend to get comfortable or cultivated by leaders which in this case would be the captain of the cricket team or coach of a football team etc. Its normal you will see this with army team captains as well its an emotional bond like the ones kids have with parents but more fickle and benefit based since it is between adults. 

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17 hours ago, Vilander said:

Sachin was a genius player and not common people, and not a leader. Dhoni was people's leader type guy. So yeah. I personally like Dhoni better obviously. 

Sachin never demanded loyalty and would be first to discourage if any player said this and would ask them to respect the game .

 

He commanded respect and love, like when kohli and players carried him on his shoulders and dedicated world cup to him. That's how you show love, not by declaring loyalty in media interviews but with your actual actions.  It's a lot like it happened today with Messi and Argentina players 

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1 hour ago, MultiB48 said:

Sachin had different priorities ,would get upset if someone declared on him or sat on his chair or ate his cheese cake.

Sachin  wasn't upset, he was asked a question and he honestly replied that management had given him X overs to bat and he was surprised they declared earlier 

 

I don't understand the gaslighting and out of context reply. What next, discuss ferari tax? 

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