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Kohli blames the bowling for defeat: " When England batted it was a different ball game because we weren't as good with the ball "


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Posted
4 hours ago, New guy said:

Then why don't you bring pujara and rahanes wite into discussion? Wht didnt you bring wives of other cricketers who travel with them? Equality right?

 

Sehwag said his mom had a big influence on him,  why was she not dragged when sehwags form was bad?

 

Wonder what the difference there is?

 

I am guessing coz kohli's wife is a Bollywood star. People in India love to hate/troll Politicians and Filmi celebs, with or without reason. Why do you get so triggered because of it? 

 

Besides particularly in her case she often uses her husband's job for her own self promotion. Nothing 'wrogn' in that, but people will understandably have something to comment. 

 

 

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Posted (edited)
21 hours ago, rangeelaraja said:

He has some seriously bad influences around him.

 

He had set some very high performance standards for himself. Now they don't seem to matter for him.

 

 

If you have ever worked in your bloody life - you would know that  70 % of the people's career/professional life gets influenced after marriage - for the better or worse.

 

50 % of my friends who have non-working spouses, have started to work much harder and longer at work with much higher ambition so as to live a lifestyle and fulfill family responsibilities.

 

The other 50 % who have well earning professional spouses, have lost their professional mojo and ambition because they live off one spouses income and save the entire income of the other and live very comfortably. 

 

 

It is hilarious to see people just throwing numbers like 50%, 70% without any data to back this. 

 

If this guy has like 2 friends who lost their jobs after marriage he would be like '100% pErCeNt men lose their jobs after marriage because they have sex 24*7 so they can't concentrate on their jobs'. 

 

Argue with valid data pls, don't insert random numbers here and there to make your argument look cool when it is clear that you are pulling those numbers our of your a**

 

Edited by ash
Posted

better to bring back the theme of the thread, which is that Rat is clearly blaming the wrong group. yes, the bowlers did have an off day, but it's impossible for them to keep rescuing the batting which reeks of failure and decay

Posted
3 hours ago, ash said:

 

It is hilarious to see people just throwing numbers like 50%, 70% without any data to back this. 

 

If this guy has like 2 friends who lost their jobs after marriage he would be like '100% pErCeNt men lose their jobs after marriage because they have sex 24*7 so they can't concentrate on their jobs'. 

 

Argue with valid data pls, don't insert random numbers here and there to make your argument look cool when it is clear that you are pulling those numbers our of your a**

 


 

Would it have made any difference if I said

41 % or 44 % instead of 50 %  to make an argument ?
 

Crawl out from under the rock, identify all your orifices and go back to school, I’ll pay for it. 

Posted
11 hours ago, rangeelaraja said:


 

Would it have made any difference if I said

41 % or 44 % instead of 50 %  to make an argument ?
 

Crawl out from under the rock, identify all your orifices and go back to school, I’ll pay for it. 

Lol man I don't mind the numbers as long as you have the data to back it up. If you are going to tell stories based on your life experience, don't project as if these are facts. 

Posted (edited)
46 minutes ago, ash said:

Lol man I don't mind the numbers as long as you have the data to back it up. If you are going to tell stories based on your life experience, don't project as if these are facts. 


Of course I am going to give anecdotal evidence based on what I see around me and a few people here too concurred with my assessment - go back to the post to see the vote ups - which means they too concur with it as an argument. 
 

I don’t give a rats behind about being factually right to the exact precise number. This is not some financial

that needs to be reconciled 
 

Edited by rangeelaraja

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