cowboysfan Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 they are angry because they realize they still suck in the sub continent and will get brown washed if they dont play better.They should learn something from our team and captain on how to behave on the field,we never provoke or start the abuse
Rajiv Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 You can't fix mass amount of Indian fans - so fix yourself, nothing to it, its the reality.
Sundar88 Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 ^Exactly what we shouldn't do. Why report' date=' let them act like sore losers.[/quote'] Because the rest of the world still sees England as gentlemen. Just look at how many times those clowns have won the Spirit of Cricket award as opposed to India who have won zero, I really think India deserve it more. Their commentators have always made harsh criticisms about our team, they are always critical of the BCCI and jealous of India's power in Cricket. I honestly don't think the BCCI is as undemocratic as the English and Australians make it out to be, even if it was they have no moral right to criticise it because when they were in charge they had a veto. I may sound like a racist but I am of the opinion that British people are the most arrogant, hypocrites on the planet. It's amazing how everyone loves to bash Dartbhajan for slapping Sreesanth during a domestic tournament but nobody remembers Trott slapping Mohammad Aamir during an international tour and calling him a fixer. I was disappointed that Pakistan didn't report that, I don't know why we are being too nice to them, they have never reciprocated it. It really feels as if everyone is turning a blind eye to whatever England does, if Finn nudged Kohli he should be punished for it just like Gambhir was for elbowing Watson. Unfortunately, I think Dhoni is too gracious to make a big deal out of this.
Sundar88 Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 I read some of the comments on their Twitter pages and am embarrassed. These immature fans are making us look bad. I understand they are emotional and all but they need to troll them "intellectually" by pointing out facts like how England got whitewashed on their previous tour to India as well whereas India won a test series in England on their previous tour to England. Have any of you been to the cricket section of Yahoo answers? That whole place is full of racist Australian and English morons who bash India 24/7. Many of them even use alt accounts with Indian names and post garbage about India and Indians. There are quite a few Indian users there too but they don't know how to troll/report them and all they do is swear at them like these fans did, which only makes them a laughing stock. I used to report and troll back with facts but I eventually lost interest because I got no support from the other Indian users. A lot of people say Americans are dumb, sadly I think there are so many dumb Indians as well :(
Sundar88 Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 Why Mohali? Why not play at a venue that suits India's style of play more? Even yesterday's Delhi pitch favored them (England) more. I think England have a good chance of winning at Mohali.
Number Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 I think Vaughan and co. will never troll on twitter specially about India , even if England wins.
Jersey #10 Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 The thing is that English players messed with the wrong pair of players. You don't want to mess with the delhi boys especially when they are Gautam and Virat. BIG MISTAKE! English players came out looking like sore losers after all that was said and done. Players like Raina and Dhoni would have just ignored them and continued with their batting unlike GG and VK.
bajrang Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 making 5-0 prediction, he deserve this. no cricketer worth his salt would have made those ridiculous statements. its one thing being confident but being cocky is just unacceptable.
ganeshran Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 You can't fix mass amount of Indian fans - so fix yourself' date=' nothing to it, its the reality.[/quote'] +1.
kabira Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 we are not even sure if they are indian fans. they could be ......
saneindian Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 England are setting themselves up for a very ugly test tour next year. Works well for us, will fire up the team even though Bhajji, Sree are missing. And MSD has the perfect riposte, "we were frustrated in England yet remained social on the field".
Sachinism Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 Reputation of Indian fans has been tarnished. Its gonna be difficult to come back from this. Everyone see's Indian fans as whiny & lacking a sense of humor. They know how easily Indian fans are baited and it works EVERY single time, mainly due the large number of Indian fans around. With Vaughan, it may be 2 or 3 people abusing him, I don't know, but he'll publish their tweets and it soon looks like that's all he gets from Indian fans
daryl1985 Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 The thing is that English players messed with the wrong pair of players. You don't want to mess with the delhi boys especially when they are Gautam and Virat. BIG MISTAKE! English players came out looking like sore losers after all that was said and done. Players like Raina and Dhoni would have just ignored them and continued with their batting unlike GG and VK. I'm very happy the English players have riled some of the Indian players. It will keep India motivated for the rest of this series and the test series next year. India will have to be at their best to win in the test series as i feel England are a different proposition in that form of the game. Dhoni said in his post-match interview last night that he wants pitches conducive to spin for the last 3 games. It would be nice to see a pacer friendly pitch at Mohali and 2 pitches that suit spin in the last 2 games. I think India need to win this series 4-1 or better after the humiliating winless tour of ENgland.
Number Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 You can't solely blame Indian fans for this , in case of Vaughan at least. You can't expect everyone to be a grown-up with good sense of humor.
ganeshran Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 There are such fans in every country - basically insecure people sitting behind a keyboard waiting to vent their anger on someone. With Indians, the number of netizens is so large that the problem comes out looking even bigger.
Utalk Posted October 17, 2011 Posted October 17, 2011 England are on the brink of of match-winning performance against India, Samit Patel believes. Alastair Cook's tourists went 2-0 down in the best-of-five one-day series yesterday with an eight-wicket defeat in Delhi. England's 237 was a significant improvement on their 174 in an opening 126-run loss at Hyderabad, but the hosts cruised to victory with more than 13 overs remaining thanks to Virat Kohli's unbeaten 112 and 84 not out from Gautam Gambhir. As there was between the first two games, there is just two days before the third match in Mohali on Thursday. All-rounder Patel, a member of a middle order that all made starts but but failed to go beyond 46 at the Feroz Shah Kolta ground, is staying upbeat. "Going 2-0 down is not the best, but we've got to stay upbeat, he said. "The series is still live. We've got to go to Mohali, put these two games behind us. "As I say, we've got to improve and I don't think we're that far away. People are getting starts with the bat; it's a matter of time really and we've got to stay upbeat. Getting a win in Mohali is crucial for us. Patel stressed that, despite consecutive defeats, the England squad remains united in their goal to win the series. "Our unit's pretty tight, he added. "We stick together no matter what, which is the England team really. It's why we've had the successes that we've had, we stay stay tight together. http://www.ecb.co.uk/news/england/england-in-india-2011/ind-eng,316161,EN.html .
saneindian Posted October 18, 2011 Posted October 18, 2011 126 runs in the first match, 80 balls and 8 wickets in the 2nd match.. Truly on the brink.
saneindian Posted October 18, 2011 Posted October 18, 2011 He did do that and should have been reported. It was as deliberate as Gauti bumping into Watson for which he got a test ban. But because he is English, he will go away scottfree without even a repirmand as the match ref will conclude 'being aggressive is in their nature'.
ganeshran Posted October 18, 2011 Posted October 18, 2011 They might win the 3rd ODI. Its important for team India to keep the focus and not lose the intensity.
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