Matthew Hayden : " The talent I see in the dressing room here is 'frightening' "

[Deucalion]

 

 

[rangeelaraja]

1 minute ago, Finer said:

Regardless, this is not thread to talk about whereas Pakistan cricket is reliant and surviving on Indian money through ICC while Indian populated nation is being fooled left and right like paindoos in the name of Indian dollars. 

 

 

What the hell does "Indian populated nation"  mean ? 

 

Your English is even worse than the Chinese.  You ought to be ashamed of yourself.

[New guy]

Are we sure he is just talking about cricketing talent?

[NameGoesHere]

Breaking news - Mathew Hayden is now saying that he was badly misunderstood and was actually desperately asking for help.

 

What he meant to tweet was that “The tailu@d I see in the dressing room here is frightening”.

 

Which was true and also a cry for help.

 

There was Azam’s mild mannered  tailu@d, Hafeez’s 45 year old tailu@d, Shaheen’s 6 foot 4 tailu@d.  Including coaching staff there are at least 20 Pakistani tailu@ds in a small dressing room.

 

Who wouldn’t be scared when you’re sharing a dressing room with a tailu@d called Fakhar Zaman?

 

And all these tailu@ds looking at a jawaan gora like Haydos?  You’d be frightened too.  But its too late for him. 

 

 

 

 

 

Edited November 10, 2021 by NameGoesHere

[Axl100mph]

1 hour ago, sensible-indian said:

Did Hayden just compare praying with discipline?

Praying 5 times a day, as a supplication to the Almighty is indeed a matter of discipline. 

Done in the right spirit, It keeps your moral conscience in check,  and thus allows you to programme your energy n focus on the right things, be it your job, cricket practice or whatever trade you are involved in.

 

 

Edited November 10, 2021 by Axl100mph

[cricketfan28]

anybody who saw asif ali the other day should be frightened.. he will be a morden day great.

[helperononline]

If pak side is brimming with so many talents means why are they having grandpas like salman butt and malik in the squad.

[sensible-indian]

1 hour ago, Axl100mph said:

Praying 5 times a day, as a supplication to the Almighty is indeed a matter of discipline. 

Done in the right spirit, It keeps your moral conscience in check,  and thus allows you to programme your energy n focus on the right things, be it your job, cricket practice or whatever trade you are involved in.

 

 

I completely get that but he talks about Pak players pray in lifts and that kind of discipline is not seen even in Aus players.

 

By that same token, Pak players should be the most hardworking ones of all but that isnt always the case right?

 

Things are not exactly transferable yet Hayden makes a sweeping statement.

 

By the way, hi buddy.

 

Long time no see. :)

 

Edited November 10, 2021 by sensible-indian

[TheWall]

1 hour ago, Axl100mph said:

Praying 5 times a day, as a supplication to the Almighty is indeed a matter of discipline. 

Done in the right spirit, It keeps your moral conscience in check,  and thus allows you to programme your energy n focus on the right things, be it your job, cricket practice or whatever trade you are involved in.

 

 

Shaa... namaaz

Edited November 10, 2021 by TheWall

[rangeelaraja]

3 minutes ago, Finer said:

And apparently Modi is okay with that which is ironic given his isolating Pakistan policy. And now lost to Pakistan which in result disqualified from WC. 

We also lost to NZ. 
 

Winning one game in a fluke format and you forget where you belong. LOL. 
 

Windies have won 2 T20 WCs recently - Aus have not won any in this format. Only a fool will compare the 2 teams. 
 

Looks like even little bit of happiness is enough for your kind. LOL. That’s what happens when you have very little happiness. 
 

And yes the isolating policy is working. 
 

Guess who is still on FATF grey list, it is costing you billions of dollars every year and your 2 buddies cannot save you. LOL.

Edited November 10, 2021 by rangeelaraja

[Azadi]

The OP is what i would call rent free. He keeps thinking about Pakistan and can't move on. The beating has made him even more deluded 

 

God forbid we win the tournament because the meltdown will be insane

[Azadi]

Hayden is a religious person. As long as he is not being forced, which it doesn't look like, learning about other faiths is always a positive. 

[GeeGaw]

8 minutes ago, Azadi said:

Hayden is a religious person. As long as he is not being forced, which it doesn't look like, learning about other faiths is always a positive. 

No it's not.  Religion has done more harm to the world over the course of history than anything else.

 

It's a scam drummed up by the elites ages ago to keep the minions in check.

[kepler37b]

Pakistanis play for Islam. That's their inspiration. Islam is the rallying point, when the opponents are infidels. It is stupid and illogical. That's the way the muslim world runs.

 

Mohammed Hayden Al Mathhew  is partly right. 

 

 

[Adi_91]

44 minutes ago, Finer said:

And apparently Modi is okay with that which is ironic given his isolating Pakistan policy. And now lost to Pakistan which in result disqualified from WC. 

 

Modi doesn't believe in destroying Pak. In fact, he doesn't even consider it important enough to call it by its name in his criticism.

[kepler37b]

4 hours ago, Axl100mph said:

Praying 5 times a day, as a supplication to the Almighty is indeed a matter of discipline. 

Done in the right spirit, It keeps your moral conscience in check,  and thus allows you to programme your energy n focus on the right things, be it your job, cricket practice or whatever trade you are involved in.

 

 

So saying "xyz is the only god" 5 times a day is spiritual?  Am i missing something here?

[Adi_91]

25 minutes ago, Azadi said:

Hayden is a religious person. As long as he is not being forced, which it doesn't look like, learning about other faiths is always a positive. 

 

What is religion even have to do with sport? Is it important to talk about religion being a coach of a team?

[Azadi]

8 minutes ago, Adi_91 said:

 

What is religion even have to do with sport? Is it important to talk about religion being a coach of a team?

It is a way of life and acts as a motivation for players. It frees the mind of players. 

[rangeelaraja]

4 minutes ago, Azadi said:

It is a way of life and acts as a motivation for players. It frees the mind of players. 

Your whole lot acts like disgusting mercenaries. That clown Ahmed Shehzad  trying to convert Dilshan on the field is well chronicled.

 

Says a lot about your radical   society and why you are where you are as a country. 
 

 

Edited November 10, 2021 by rangeelaraja

[coffee_rules]

6 hours ago, Stradlater said:

It's a well recorded fact that pashtoons (and by extension Pakjabis) were heavily into bachabazi. Given Shaheen's boyish looks I'm not surprised at Hayden's incredulity.

Internet is filled with such memes