SachDan Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Afridi :yay: Now this isn't a 'tamasha league'? bloody hypocrites :finger:
jairamesh Posted May 11, 2011 Author Posted May 11, 2011 Now this isn't a 'tamasha league'? bloody hypocrites :finger: Money makes the world go round and round!
SachDan Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Money makes the world go round and round! Don't have any issues with their players taking part in any league. They are all professionals and would want to make as much money as possible before their short career comes to an end. Don't even recall any present Pak player questioning the standard of cricket played in the IPL, it's Pak cricket fans double standard that's irritating..those who never misses an opportunity to ridicule IPL calling it 'tamasha league' 'bollywood league' etc are all having collective orgasm at hearing the news of few of their players representing in another 'T20 League'.
jairamesh Posted May 11, 2011 Author Posted May 11, 2011 Don't have any issues with their players taking part in any league. They are all professionals and would want to make as much money as possible before their short career comes to an end. Don't even recall any present Pak player questioning the standard of cricket played in the IPL' date=' it's Pak cricket fans double standard that's irritating..those who never misses an opportunity to ridicule IPL calling it 'tamasha league' 'bollywood league' etc are all having collective orgasm at hearing the news of few of their players representing in another 'T20 League'.[/quote'] tbh, I enjoy, the more phrases like "tamasha league" they heap the more pride I take in the IPL, at the end of the day it's hit&giggle cricket, but still the most glamorous competition in the cricket world. "Bollywood League" is the perfect compliment, not only stars play the game but stars come to watch it!
Cricket Tragic Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Maybe some Pakistanis really think that the IPL is a joke. Is that not a possibility? Of course there are some who are pissed off that their players are not in or that it is an Indian league but not every Pakistani who hates the league is jealous. I think that this league is a circus and a complete joke. I'm an Indian. So what?
vvvslaxman Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Maybe some Pakistanis really think that the IPL is a joke. Is that not a possibility? Of course there are some who are pissed off that their players are not in or that it is an Indian league but not every Pakistani who hates the league is jealous. I think that this league is a circus and a complete joke. I'm an Indian. So what? It is not a possibility in the sense.. knowing pak fans they pay attention to even street cricket if one of their players play. Couple of weeks back Malik played in one of the local Delhi club match. It had significant attention from Pak fans. Same way ICL was followed more religiously by Pakistanis than Indians. Hongkong sixes.. Do any of us give a damn? No. But Pak fans treat it as a festive occasion. Also look at the reasons they say why it is a circus. Catches dropped :hysterical: . I mean come on. Matches fixed ... they say that in international matches also.
jairamesh Posted May 11, 2011 Author Posted May 11, 2011 Maybe some Pakistanis really think that the IPL is a joke. Is that not a possibility? Of course there are some who are pissed off that their players are not in or that it is an Indian league but not every Pakistani who hates the league is jealous. I think that this league is a circus and a complete joke. I'm an Indian. So what? Fair enough, but the issue is for example the hypocrisy of Afridi, he can't make his mind-up if IPL is a joke, tamasha, pissed off not being selected to play...whilst he instantly snaps at opportunity someone offers him a 20/20 contract. And the fact that not many people would be surprised if he plays in the IPL with all crap he dishes about IPL and comments he made about India in general after the semi-final loss.
Cricket Tragic Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Fair enough, but the issue is for example the hypocrisy of Afridi, he can't make his mind-up if IPL is a joke, tamasha, pissed off not being selected to play...whilst he instantly snaps at opportunity someone offers him a 20/20 contract. And the fact that not many people would be surprised if he plays in the IPL with all crap he dishes about IPL and comments he made about India in general after the semi-final loss. Afridi is a retard. I have no respect for him. I'm talking about the Pakistani fan.
Cricket Tragic Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 It is not a possibility in the sense.. knowing pak fans they pay attention to even street cricket if one of their players play. Couple of weeks back Malik played in one of the local Delhi club match. It had significant attention from Pak fans. Same way ICL was followed more religiously by Pakistanis than Indians. Hongkong sixes.. Do any of us give a damn? No. But Pak fans treat it as a festive occasion. Also look at the reasons they say why it is a circus. Catches dropped :hysterical: . I mean come on. Matches fixed ... they say that in international matches also. I've got a Pakistani friend and he hates the IPL just as much as I do. It has nothing to do with the fact that it is Indian because he also hates all T20 and thinks that Afridi is the biggest curse on Pakistan cricket. We're both going to watch the Eng-India test series this summer and he is looking forward to it as much as me, just as most cricket fans are. My point is that if he told you that he is a Pakistani and hates the IPL, you'd immediately assume that it was jealousy. You can't make such assumptions. There are morons like the trolls on this forum who diss the circus league but are waiting for the crap SL league. However, not everyone is like that.
jairamesh Posted May 11, 2011 Author Posted May 11, 2011 Afridi is a retard. I have no respect for him. I'm talking about the Pakistani fan. wots the difference?!:hysterical: But seriously...I understand their empathy, especially few years back when they were t20 word champions, but they are not right now, infact their t20 form has been very crap last couple of years. But on the issue of their fans is their grasp of reality that despite the poor quality of cricket in IPL and all the tamasha, they think just because their is no pakistan player in IPL it's not a success and decry it's very existence.
jairamesh Posted May 11, 2011 Author Posted May 11, 2011 I've got a Pakistani friend and he hates the IPL just as much as I do. It has nothing to do with the fact that it is Indian because he also hates all T20 and thinks that Afridi is the biggest curse on Pakistan cricket. We're both going to watch the Eng-India test series this summer and he is looking forward to it as much as me, just as most cricket fans are. My point is that if he told you that he is a Pakistani and hates the IPL, you'd immediately assume that it was jealousy. You can't make such assumptions. There are morons like the trolls on this forum who diss the circus league but are waiting for the crap SL league. However, not everyone is like that. Obviously, prejudgments like that will always be their because he is pakistani, people make perceived judgments on someone before knowing them everyone, and stereotyping of groups of people will always happen. Had you friend been West Indian, then I would have thought "He hates it because Gayle & Pollard chose IPL over WI".
Cricket Tragic Posted May 11, 2011 Posted May 11, 2011 Obviously, prejudgments like that will always be their because he is pakistani, people make perceived judgments on someone before knowing them everyone, and stereotyping of groups of people will always happen. Had you friend been West Indian, then I would have thought "He hates it because Gayle & Pollard chose IPL over WI". Pollard is **** player anyway. What he he done in international cricket outside that one decent series against Australia?
jairamesh Posted May 12, 2011 Author Posted May 12, 2011 Pollard is **** player anyway. What he he done in international cricket outside that one decent series against Australia? Pollard might not be a top player, but definitely within the current West Indies team he would be one of the better ones. Pollard has definitely got the potential, but the only way I can see him become a top level international player is by playing First Class cricket, and performing at Test level. Even for example a batting average of 30-35 at Test level would do wonders for his one-day batting.
Pak_Forever Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 Problem with IPL is its too long, way too much of Bollywood, stars and disco and is ruining international cricket by influencing boards and players. It may seem good to you guys, but even if Pakistani players were playing, I would still call it too much tamasha league. I didn't even follow the first edition. Individual preference I guess.
Zap_Brannigan Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 Problem with IPL is its too long' date=' way too much of Bollywood, stars and disco and is ruining international cricket by influencing boards and players. It may seem good to you guys, but even if Pakistani players were playing, I would still call it too much tamasha league. I didn't even follow the first edition. Individual preference I guess.[/quote'] IPL is too long for what? If it was shorter, then the players would be getting paid even less as IPL would be making a lot less money. I hope you understand how business works. IT would also mean that team wouldn't be selecting 30 players for their squad and would lead to much smaller squads. Even with 10 teams and around 30 players per team, 300 players who wanted to play in IPL, couldnt be selected. If IPL was just 2 weeks as SLPL, then it would make no sense for anyone to invest heavily in it. Besides, It gives people like me, who follow IPL a good,entertaining, short game of cricket everyday for nearly 2 months. I can always turn off the TV if it gets boring. I dont think BCCI has napped my remote to make me watch only IPL. As much as i hate bollywood, the actors are not the ones playing cricket in the middle. So i have no idea why you think that IPL is about bollywood at all. Do you think that the WC was about ex-players and politicians, since their faces were shown on TV too? The last bit about ruining international cricket is very similar to how pak looks at its problems. Its always someone else who is to blame. IPL does not influence any board. It is the players who want to play in IPL that do that. So stop blaming IPL and put the blame where it rightfully belongs. SL team did not leave earlier for the Eng tour because SLCB signed a NOC agreement. Some WI players are not playing in the current series is because they like playing for IPL teams more.
vvvslaxman Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 Problem with IPL is its too long' date=' way too much of Bollywood, stars and disco and is ruining international cricket by influencing boards and players. It may seem good to you guys, but even if Pakistani players were playing, I would still call it too much tamasha league. I didn't even follow the first edition. Individual preference I guess.[/quote'] In other words
bangladeshifan Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 hope they take some players from bangladesh.....we sakk in t20...well ahem not only in t20 but :cough: i meant we sakk more in t20 :((
rajmarie Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 Problem with IPL is its too long' date= way too much of Bollywood, stars and disco and is ruining international cricket by influencing boards and players. It may seem good to you guys, but even if Pakistani players were playing, I would still call it too much tamasha league. I didn't even follow the first edition. Individual preference I guess. I want it longer. I want all the 10 teams playing against each other home & away.
IKnowU Posted May 13, 2011 Posted May 13, 2011 I want it longer. I want all the 10 teams playing against each other home & away. I want it to for a whole season. Each team play about approx 40 games per season. International players can come and go depending on thier availability and the backs up take the place as reinforcements. Just like any other sport.
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