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Salman Butt first Interview after releasing from Jail


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This cheat is "Dheet" enough to still not accept anything... Everything is like written on his face... (Also interviewer is little dumb, probably dont know too much about cricket and not herself followed whole event in detail, there are so many other anchorperson who cudv done alot better job to go hard on him and make him confess, we might see in some of next one) I think he should be posecuted now in Pakistan and if he don't plea guilty, send him to jail even here... aik to chori upar sey seena zori...

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He was too much comfortable during whole interview. I didn't expect that before seeing this video.
He is acting to look comfartable... ab "professional" ban gya hey...
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He is acting to look comfortable... ab "professional" ban gya hey...
It seems as if he knew which questions would be asked in this interview or probably similar questions have been asked so many times that he has prepared answers.
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Most probably a rehearsed interview or at least the questions must have been shared with salman He is saying he made sacrifices for the country by not taking names lol, also that afridi is lying about the meeting and so is the security wala (major saab )

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He is saying he made sacrifices for the country by not taking names lol' date=' also that afridi is lying about the meeting and so is the security wala (major saab )[/quote'] han puri dunya mai sirf yahi haramkhor sach bol raha hey...
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Was getting agitated to often, at one point I though he might either leave or get up and slap the anchor. Though good interview and well spoken. I feel sorry for Amaer tbh.

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Classic Lahori Logic on display: I had always asked him to have his hair cut, but he never listened to me. Then how was he ready to do such a big thing [at my behest]?

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Here's Butt's interview/article on cricinfo... http://www.espncricinfo.com/pakistan/content/current/story/570450.html Some amazing snippets from the article are in bold below...

Salman Butt, the former Pakistan captain, has asked for a fresh trial in Pakistan, claiming he was denied justice during the spot-fixing case in London. He also claimed to possess fresh evidence, which he said would prove his innocence. "It's the highest and [most] renowned court in England, but what happened with me I can say I didn't find justice," Butt said during a press conference at his former club ground, Model Town Greens. "I request the Chief Justice of Pakistan to review my case. I have also written to the CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport) to take up my appeal and I'm waiting for their reply." Following a News of the World sting, which claimed Butt and fast bowlers Mohammad Asif and Mohammad Amir had conspired with player agent Mazhar Majeed to bowl deliberate no-balls during the 2010 Lord's Test, Butt was found guilty at Southwark Crown Court of conspiracy to accept corrupt payments and conspiracy to cheat. He was sentenced to 30 months in prison but was released after seven. He returned to Pakistan on June 22. Butt, however, rejected all the evidence against him. During a 35-minute press conference, he appeared confident and had an answer for every question asked. "I am here in front of you people, facing the media, to clear my name and to give my viewpoint as I had no part to play in the spot-fixing case. I just want to prove a point that both [Mohammad] Amir and Mazhar Majeed struck a deal of their own." He flourished a document that he claimed was the transcript of communication between Amir and Majeed and would offer a different perspective on the case. Before he was convicted and jailed in London, Butt, along with Asif and Amir, had also been found guilty by an independent ICC tribunal and was banned from playing cricket for a minimum of five years. "I have seen prison, served two years of my ban and I'm still serving the ban. I have suffered a lot and thank God that the time has passed, it was difficult period but I had family support," Butt said. "I will try my best to display better character and represent Pakistan again. "I made a sacrifice last year for the sake of Pakistan cricket. I didn't want to take any names then because I expected justice. I didn't get it, even though there was no evidence against me that I ever exchanged messages with Mazhar to do spot-fixing, or I told the two bowlers to deliberately bowl no-balls in the fourth Test at Lord's. "My only mistake was, for which I do apologise, that I failed to report to the ICC about Majeed. He had been offering me for quite a long time but I was negating him again and again. It was my code of conduct, which I had signed, that if someone [makes] offers [to] me, I have to report it - which I failed to do so."
The guy hasn't learnt anything even now and his proclaiming innocence even after being caught with his pants down and so much evidence :facepalm: This guy should be banned for life as he clearly hasn't shown any remorse and is just sorry he got caught and not sorry for fixing. I wonder what additional evidence he has now that he didn't provide earlier and what names he was trying to protect while making a "sacrifice" for Pakistan :giggle:
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Classic Lahori Logic on display: I had always asked him to have his hair cut, but he never listened to me. Then how was he ready to do such a big thing [at my behest]?
did he say that?:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:
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I think he should spend now few days in Pakistani jail with some Gujranwala or Lahori "Thanaydar" appointed on him for inquiry. I bet within 36 hrs he will not only admit all of these charges but will speak about many more we never knew... On a serious note I appriciate Aamir's approach after getting released, at least he publically admitted all charges and spoke out everything which sounds true, whether or not he can play again but I'd say he is moving towards right direction...

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I think he should spend now few days in Pakistani jail with some Gujranwala or Lahori "Thanaydar" appointed on him for inquiry. I bet within 36 hrs he will not only admit all of these charges but will speak about many more we never knew... On a serious note I appriciate Aamir's approach after getting released, at least he publically admitted all charges and spoke out everything which sounds true, whether or not he can play again but I'd say he is moving towards right direction...
Let loose some of our Punjabi policemen n he will admit some crimes even he didnt know:haha:

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