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^ Very true indeed. And what is wrong with Trott? First the news of him provoking Akmal in a game came up and now this. This is no business of his and neither is the acting preacher for cricket so why does he need t poke his nose into other people's business? And I ECB CEO termed this as an incident of minor nature. That is piece of crap IMO. He can't go ahead and call anyone as guilty without it being proved actually. And hitting someone on the face with the pads is condemnable.

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PCB mulls legal action against England's Trott: Source PCB mulls legal action against England's Trott: Source REUTERS, Sep 24, 2010, 08.45pm IST http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/top-stories/PCB-mulls-legal-action-against-Englands-Trott-Source/articleshow/6621707.cms KARACHI: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) is considering legal action against England batsman Jonathan Trott after his clash with Pakistani bowler Wahab Riaz before the fourth one-day international at Lord's, a board source said on Friday. PCB chairman Ijaz Butt had conferred with his legal team over the possibility of filing legal action against Trott for allegedly calling Riaz "a match fixer" while the two teams were warming up in the nets, the source said. The two players scuffled and had to appear before the match referee over the incident, with Trott apologising to Riaz. "There is a strong likelihood that the PCB, in a tit-for-tat response to the threat by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) to sue Butt over his remarks against English players, will go after Trott," the source said. On Thursday, the ECB demanded a "full and unreserved apology" from Butt for his allegations that England players had engaged in match-fixing. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Coming from Reuters, there has to be some truth in this. Wonder who is the legal advisor of the PCB. He needs to drill some sense into this power drunk senile fool Butt.

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Yep reporting they are doing tit for tat for suing their beloved chairman. The pak circus rumbles on and they continue at full steam ahead to destroy their reputation(it is noted had not much of a rep anyway)!
Lol, exactly
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I dont think Trott had any business messing with an opponent player physically, whatever was the situation. If PCB does go ahead with legal proceedings, he might find himself in some trouble. I think it will be sorted out at diplomatic levels though. Normally anyone else in Butt's position would have tried to avoid going to court over this. England tried to give Pakistan an opportunity and Pakistan has really messed it all up for England as much as they could. Under the circumstances, the least they could do now, if they have any shame is not to drag one of their players into court. But then its too much to expect any kind of sense from Pakistan.

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Sue this non-Englishman. Trott had no right to attack opponent's player physically. If PCB goes ahead with the case then they will have a strong case, but then these quarrels b/w both sides are stretching too far. Done and dusted...lets move forward.

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Sue this non-Englishman. Trott had no right to attack opponent's player physically. If PCB goes ahead with the case then they will have a strong case' date=' but then these quarrels b/w both sides are stretching too far. Done and dusted...lets move forward.[/quote'] A dangerous trend is being set if you have noticed. Whoever attempts to help Pakistani cricket seriously gets humiliated. The amount of hostility that Pakistani fans are showing towards the English is amazing considering England offered to host their matches when Pak cricket was going through a very difficult time. Srilanka was another victim. What Pakistani fans are refusing to recognize in their delusion is that they are suffering huge set back with each such incident. When you said you need to move on, you dont understand that you have lost way too much to ignore and move on. After Srilanka, you could not play matches in your own country and now After England, most teams would not only refuse to host your matches but would hesitate to even play Pakistan. So you cant just move on like that, you have to take some very serious consequences from here on. England will kick themselves for ever helping Pakistan and they will move on. The rest of the world will shed tears for the state of cricket and will move on. Pakistan might get stranded in a no-mans zone however finding that moving on is not as easy anymore.
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A dangerous trend is being set if you have noticed. Whoever attempts to help Pakistani cricket seriously gets humiliated. The amount of hostility that Pakistani fans are showing towards the English is amazing considering England offered to host their matches when Pak cricket was going through a very difficult time. Srilanka was another victim. What Pakistani fans are refusing to recognize in their delusion is that they are suffering huge set back with each such incident. When you said you need to move on' date=' you dont understand that you have lost way too much to ignore and move on. After Srilanka, you could not play matches in your own country and now After England, most teams would not only refuse to host your matches but would hesitate to even play Pakistan. So you cant just move on like that, you have to take some very serious consequences from here on. England will kick themselves for ever helping Pakistan and they will move on. The rest of the world will shed tears for the state of cricket and will move on. Pakistan might get stranded in a no-mans zone however finding that moving on is not as easy anymore.[/quote'] Sure homeland games will remain a problem for some time, but I highly doubt if England won't let us host. May take sometime but eventually will. Dubai always remain an alternative. England was only generous enough b/c there are thousands of Pakistanis living there, so opportunity for making more $. We heard the same stories from ECB back in '06, but nothing much happened and we were back playing there. Media has blown this tour out of proportion, it was nowhere near as controversial as it seems.
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Sure homeland games will remain a problem for some time' date=' but I highly doubt if England won't let us host. May take sometime but eventually will. [b']Dubai always remain an alternative. England was only generous enough b/c there are thousands of Pakistanis living there, so opportunity for making more $. We heard the same stories from ECB back in '06, but nothing much happened and we were back playing there. Media has blown this tour out of proportion, it was nowhere near as controversial as it seems.
It will take just one or two test series played in UAE to realise that this wont work for tests. Tests will be played on empty grounds, pitches will not be upto the mark and very soon Pakistn my have to look for another option for home matches.
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Honestly speaking we have never had such a corrupt and stupid person running the board. Since the time he took over we have seen so many infightings, nil management, silly media comments, PCB u-turns, and touring team going through problems. Prime example is that joke of a "presentational level" security he provided and later had guts to defend it has retardness written all over it. I hope ECB sues him and he resigns. Someone like Ehsan Mani need to run the board. He will atleast do much better than Butt, or for the fact anyone will do better than Butt. Imran Khan would be ideal, but he's doing better good for the country by staying in political. Man has helped millions of poor people in Pakistan. Hope to see him leading our country one day.
Does Mani have the right connections within the Pakistani establishment? Isn't he a non-resident Pakistani?
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Sure homeland games will remain a problem for some time, but I highly doubt if England won't let us host. May take sometime but eventually will. Dubai always remain an alternative. England was only generous enough b/c there are thousands of Pakistanis living there, so opportunity for making more $. We heard the same stories from ECB back in '06, but nothing much happened and we were back playing there. Media has blown this tour out of proportion, it was nowhere near as controversial as it seems.
I respect your opinion but Ehsan Mani is pretty much an anti-BCCI man at the end of the day. His rants over the past 2 years have been regular and he's not as shrewd as the PCB boss when Sharad Pawar had taken over the BCCI, around 05-06. Bring that officebearer back. I think he resigned along with Pervez Musharraf, but he knew how to keep India happy and get his work done.

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