King Tendulkar Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 With paks next series being held in UAE. The druggie quite rightly wont get a visa because he is a druggie. But now pak shamelessley ask ICC to pull some strings to try and help get Asif a visa. Paks trying to corrupt the ICC with their BS as well:((
DomainK Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Pakistanis needs to learn to live with the consequences of the evil they do. In stead they always expect to get away. Sometimes by cheating, sometimes by begging and sometimes by bullying.
EnterTheVoid Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Bullying ? Sorry, but who do they bully ? From beggars to extortionists ?
DomainK Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Bullying ? Sorry, but who do they bully ? From beggars to extortionists ? Yes, they try all that. Forgot what they did when they were thrown out of WC hosting? First they begged, then threatened, then begged again, then threatened again. Then when finally ICC promised them some money, they begged again for more. They shamelessly try everything.
EnterTheVoid Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 @ DK I am having a sudden change of heart If "beg" is the correct time to use, than did India "beg" England after 26 / 11 ? Touring someone else' country is a privelage. Why does the host need to "beg" the guest ?
siddhu Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 @ DK I am having a sudden change of heart If "beg" is the correct time to use, than did India "beg" England after 26 / 11 ? Touring someone else' country is a privelage. Why does the host need to "beg" the guest ? Actually in this case.. it was the other way round... Pieterson led the campaign to convince the board and the players that they were ready to tour..
Guest Hiten. Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Begging is a strong word in itself. When Pakistan was asking for compensation they were actually asking for their rights. They deserved the compensation as they were not allowed to co-host the biggest tournament in cricket.
Celeste Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Asif made a mistake and had served the punishment. Every cricket board supports their best players even if they are wrong sometimes. Instead of asking ICC, PCB should talk directly to Dubai ruler.
Guest Hiten. Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Asif made a mistake and had served the punishment. Every cricket board supports their best players even if they are wrong sometimes. Instead of asking ICC' date=' PCB should talk directly to Dubai ruler.[/quote'] Which person in the right mind would commit the same "mistake" twice ? Why should the Dubai authorities allow Asif in their territory when he was caught carrying illegal substance in a foreign land. Stop making Asif sound like an innocent kid and accept it that he is a doper and deserves the punishment that is lashed out at him.
riya Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Asif made a mistake and had served the punishment. Every cricket board supports their best players even if they are wrong sometimes. Instead of asking ICC' date= PCB should talk directly to Dubai ruler. A mistake :giggle:
Riley's Girl Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Why exactly should we care about whether Asif gets a visa or not?
King Tendulkar Posted October 13, 2009 Author Posted October 13, 2009 A mistake :giggle: :hysterical:
Malcolm Merlyn Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 Asif made a mistake and had served the punishment. Every cricket board supports their best players even if they are wrong sometimes. Instead of asking ICC' date=' PCB should talk directly to Dubai ruler.[/quote'] drug abuse and carrying drugs into a country is a crime an offence not a mistake...........and he served the punishment for doping and not for carrying drugs into UAE.DUbai ruler talks to PCB.........if PCB had that much of hold they would have never asked ICC in the 1st place
MUMBAISKIPPER Posted October 13, 2009 Posted October 13, 2009 this just shows how low can PCB stoop..They are asking the UAE govt to pardon someone who has committed a serious crime...what else can you expect from a board that hails from a country where terrorists roam freely and weapons are sold in the market as if they are vegetables
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