Fontaine Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 it was probably a friendly match or the club management lied to him. Yeah, because of all the players that have been suspended (short/long term) it's only poor naive Amir that is being lied to. If an idiot gets his driving license revoked and is banned from driving a car then if some acquaintences offer him to drive a 4 wheeled vehicle that suspicously looks like a car and tell him "Don't worry, it's not a car, it's just a 4 wheeled bike" and the idiot drives it, then sorry, it's just as much his fault for being a naive, gullible douchebag. Except Amir, who would not only drive the car but probably overstep the accelerator, brake then clutch by a good foot and a half and then demand to be paid for it, claiming he needs to the money for his poor villager friends that need brand new air conditioners.
Sir_Afridi Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 Yeah, because of all the players that have been suspended (short/long term) it's only poor naive Amir that is being lied to. If an idiot gets his driving license revoked and is banned from driving a car then if some acquaintences offer him to drive a 4 wheeled vehicle that suspicously looks like a car and tell him "Don't worry, it's not a car, it's just a 4 wheeled bike" and the idiot drives it, then sorry, it's just as much his fault for being a naive, gullible douchebag. Except Amir, who would not only drive the car but probably overstep the accelerator, brake then clutch by a good foot and a half and then demand to be paid for it, claiming he needs to the money for his poor villager friends that need brand new air conditioners. A person on a no fly list is able to buy and ticket and gets on a plane clearing all security procedures It is duty of TSA to stop the person from getting on plane and in case of Aamir, duty of ICC to stop him.:winky:
Fontaine Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 A person on a no fly list is able to buy and ticket and gets on a plane clearing all security procedures It is duty of TSA to stop the person from getting on plane and in case of Aamir' date=' duty of ICC to stop him.:winky:[/quote'] Exactly. The ICC HAS stopped him by banning him. He's tried again now, and if found guilty of this latest breach will get stopped again by getting punished further. Happy?
vipervirus Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 Big deal...He just played in a friendly match' date=' some people are acting like he has committed a major sin or something...[/quote'] Second this, no way this is a major sin the papers are reporting it to be. It was for a village team on a Sunday probably played for a pint of Guinness! What next, ICC to ban shadow practicing in the showers too? Crazy, I say!!
ganeshran Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 If I had a small time cricket club and was looking for some free publicity, getting Amir to play would be a great idea :hmmm:
jairamesh Posted June 8, 2011 Posted June 8, 2011 A person on a no fly list is able to buy and ticket and gets on a plane clearing all security procedures It is duty of TSA to stop the person from getting on plane and in case of Aamir' date=' duty of ICC to stop him.:winky:[/quote'] thanks for summing up how paki players think and play. "catch me if you can, f**k the law"
CoverDrive Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 People in pakistan are worried that making him open the batting will ruin his phaast bowling and he will go the Irfan PAthan way
Sir_Afridi Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 ICC should allow him to play some club cricket so that he can keep fit and not lose the desire of fast bowling. Aamir is just too good a talent to be wasted on just first offense.
Zap_Brannigan Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 ICC should allow him to play some club cricket so that he can keep fit and not lose the desire of fast bowling. Aamir is just too good a talent to be wasted on just first offense. Prisoners should also be let out on weekends so that they can visit their loved ones and not miss the severity of the punishment on weekdays.
Sir_Afridi Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Prisoners should also be let out on weekends so that they can visit their loved ones and not miss the severity of the punishment on weekdays. Exactly.Prisoners are not cut off totally from their families. They are allowed to meet them and in some cases given permission to go out for important family matters. :yay:
Zap_Brannigan Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Second this' date=' no way this is a major sin the papers are reporting it to be. It was for a village team on a Sunday probably played for a pint of Guinness! What next, ICC to ban shadow practicing in the showers too? Crazy, I say!![/quote'] Crazy? Whether it is played for a pint of Guinness or majeeds freedom campaign, he is not allowed to play or practice in any facilities associated with ICC and its members. He broke the law if this game falls under ECB. So you want to reduce the sentence? What's next, a pardon for all and a rule change to fix upto 3 noballs in a match without punishment?
Zap_Brannigan Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Exactly.Prisoners are not cut off totally from their families. They are allowed to meet them and in some cases given permission to go out for important family matters. :yay: Amir can still watch the game and talk to balls. He can even play gulli cricket. But just like prisoners are not allowed to live in the society, Amir cannot play in ICC related games.
Sir_Afridi Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 Amir can still watch the game and talk to balls. He can even play gulli cricket. But just like prisoners are not allowed to live in the society' date=' Amir cannot play in ICC related games.[/quote'] It is ICC duty to make sure that a banned player does not play a game which comes under their jurisdication. BTW, ICC also has the duty of making sure fast bowling doesnt die in future. Aamer is an inspiration for young bowlers all around the world. I am fed up with all these trundlers these days. Excep Steyn no fast bowler in top 10 ICC bowler rankings average below 25/ :WTF:
Zap_Brannigan Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 It is ICC duty to make sure that a banned player does not play a game which comes under their jurisdication. BTW' date=' ICC also has the duty of making sure fast bowling doesnt die in future. Aamer is an inspiration for young bowlers all around the world. I am fed up with all these trundlers these days. Excep Steyn no fast bowler in top 10 ICC bowler rankings average below 25/ :WTF:[/quote'] Yeah. ICC should totally pay someone to stalk the idiot Amir and make sure he doesn't violate the condition of his sentence. What a great inspiration for future bowlers. Match fixing and crying like a banshee when caught and then violating the condition of your lenient sentence. Do you even find logic in what you say?
Sooda Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 To be fair to Amir here this was a village game- not affiliated with the ICC is it?? and even the club officials have said that he cleared it with them as he was keen on not violating his ban. It is effectively gulli cricket
Fontaine Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 It is ICC duty to make sure that a banned player does not play a game which comes under their jurisdication. BTW' date=' ICC also has the duty of making sure fast bowling doesnt die in future. Aamer is an inspiration for young bowlers all around the world. I am fed up with all these trundlers these days. Excep Steyn no fast bowler in top 10 ICC bowler rankings average below 25/ :WTF:[/quote'] The only problem with your fantasy is that it's not going to happen. Aamir is going to be stuck watching cricket and sucking at home instead of playing the game. After the a $ $ - kicking the ICC gave him the only thing he's fit for in the next five years involving cricket is to be a drinks boy.
Zero_Unit Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 I doubt that he wass involved in a friendly match. If it was a friendly match then icc has no reason to be behind his *****.
Fontaine Posted June 9, 2011 Posted June 9, 2011 It's going to be fun watching the ICC slap another 3 years to this clown's ban. At this rate he might get to officially play cricket right about the time he's 35 but that won't matter since his PCB age would be just 28.
Cricket Tragic Posted June 10, 2011 Posted June 10, 2011 Amir fixture was official match, say ECB http://www.espncricinfo.com/ci-icc/content/current/story/518626.html
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