Why Tendulkar must retire now

[CSK Fan]

That's because for many many fans in the country' date=' individuals are still unfortunately bigger than the team. It made no sense to cheer for Kohli's wicket when the match could have still gone either way.[/quote'] Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh, immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too

[Sidhoni]

:agree: He alwaysused to make smashing come backs.

Corrected.

[BeautifulGame]

Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh' date=' immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too[/quote'] Yep the same IPL fans who cheer Sachin even when he plays for opposition team like MI. The obsession to blame anything and everything on T20 Which fans were those who booed Sachin in Mumbai test in 2006? Are they IPL fans too?

[The Outsider]

Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh' date=' immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too[/quote'] You get way too bhaavuk while discussing Tendulkar and make no sense at all.

[carnish]

Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh' date=' immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too[/quote'] Really MTC, Ehsaan Faramosh ?? Really Raghav, Haters???

[yoda]

The Bhakth brigade has lost a lot of followers. The few ones left are literally at a loss for words to describe his recent performances. So I would cut them some slack. :winky:

[Crookbond]

Sometimes I think Sachin supporters actually shed a tear or two while writing their posts (or eulogies) for Tendulkar.

[Sid]

Sachin has never cared for occasions. He can go out of Test matches as silently as he did in ODI's. These theatrics of having a grand farewell on home ground etc are not for him. I believe he is playing more to undo what happened in last 2 years. But probably he is failing to understand that in his attempts, he is doing "more" of so rather than "undoing" But anyways, good to see collective diarrhea of all Sachin haters in single thread.

Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh' date=' immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too[/quote'] Fanboyzz :hahaha:

[vvvslaxman]

The Bhakth brigade has lost a lot of followers. The few ones left are literally at a loss for words to describe his recent performances. So I would cut them some slack. :winky:

:hysterical:

[namasteji1]

He will announce his retirement after a few months, because he also announced his ODI retirement not immediately after world cup as he doesn't want the team's win to be overshadowed by his decisions. But surely Delhi was his last test. His brother was also attending the Kotla match which he usually doesn't do and the way he waved at the fans in the end clearly gave the signs.

[Haarkarjeetgaye]

He has some ad endorsements left. He will retire after that is over. End of this year

[I6MTW]

Tendy will retire and become a commentator like Laxman.

[JaFanatic]

Tendy will retire and become a commentator like Laxman.

but when :((

[vvvslaxman]

He will announce his retirement after a few months' date=' because he also announced his ODI retirement not immediately after world cup [b']as he doesn't want the team's win to be overshadowed by his decisions. But surely Delhi was his last test. His brother was also attending the Kotla match which he usually doesn't do and the way he waved at the fans in the end clearly gave the signs.

So after an epic loss he would retire you say :cantstop: . He had few golden opportunities in the last couple of seasons.

[I6MTW]

but when :((

When Indian fans don't cheer for India's 2nd wicket to be fallen.

[zep1706]

I am afraid he's finished. No century in 2 years in not a coincidence. He's just worsening his average. Probably playing for 200 tests.

[GoldenSun]

He has become the Brett Favre of cricket ><. His fans started to get tired of him in his last years and he couldn't accept that he was done. It took an injury to get him to leave the field once and for all...

[Lord]

Tendy will retire and become a commentator like Laxman.

[vvvslaxman]

Tendy will retire and become a commentator like Laxman.

Hope they force Laxman out of retirement :cantstop:

[Ultimate_Game]

Sachin has never cared for occasions. He can go out of Test matches as silently as he did in ODI's. These theatrics of having a grand farewell on home ground etc are not for him. I believe he is playing more to undo what happened in last 2 years. But probably he is failing to understand that in his attempts, he is doing "more" of so rather than "undoing" But anyways, good to see collective diarrhea of all Sachin haters in single thread.

Because most of his fans are not ehsaan faramosh' date=' immature kids who cry like a baby and want to throw people out at the first signs of failure. Most of these have followed Indian cricket for a while and knows what the man has done unlike the IPL generation who have grown up only with T20. These same fans will turn against Pujara, Kohli or whomever they fancy now at the first sign of failure too[/quote'] :hysterical: Nice one :haha: Only thing left was a reference to "God" (of choking that is) :--D