chota_prakash Posted October 7, 2012 Posted October 7, 2012 Its a joke to say this is worse than Rainas tweet. If Raina had abuse on the field then he should have dealt with it there and then. Warner was without doubt provoked badly online so he responded there and then, but again it was wrong. But why is this worse ? It is not. All it shows here is the hypocrisy, as soon as 1 of our players says something abusive its fine, its because he was abused or must have been a victim. But as soon as we feel abused we cry foul. Just reading these messages from this thread and comparing it to the Raina one shows how 2 faced people are.
someone Posted October 7, 2012 Posted October 7, 2012 Warner tweet was a serious offense and really deserves to be published. Actually I can guarantee he would have already been out of the team had instead of "Indian", he talked about "that" religion. On par with the Tanvir incident few years back and thus this only deserves criticism. No sympathetically at all. These cricketers also face very little abuse to what footballers face. Yet, we don't really see footballers vent out their frustration.
Tendulkar_Bhai Posted October 7, 2012 Posted October 7, 2012 Yes you can say what you want and have your opinions, but when you are an international cricketer you cant attack a whole country and "all indians" just because a few people have said something you dont like. We dont say "all pakis are scum" just cos we have a few posting rubbish on our board...do we!!
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