adi B Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 meyappan summoned by MP,asked to come to mumbai by monday
asterix Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 meyappan summoned by MP' date='asked to come to mumbai by monday[/quote'] :clap:
asterix Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 meanwhile' date='farooq abdulla defends sreeni :haha:..all these kangressiyas jumping hard to save sreeni mamu and jamai raja[/quote'] Amma should take note of this...
Sachin=GOD Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 In deep trouble now, Sreesanth should bowl straight and tell the truth by Tom Alter May 23, 2013 Kochi airport – lounge – about two months ago. I, exhausted after a three-day shoot – happy to be with my tea and newspaper and he, in one corner, alone. I only noticed him when I just happened to look in that direction – totally alone he was – IPL player, very recent India star. Now seven years ago, he tore the South Africans apart – in South Africa, he leapt and danced and twirled his bat and snarled and sang but, above all, he moved the ball out at 140 k’s – and he made the mighty South Africans snarl in reply, and then cringe – seven years ago and we beat them. The now number one Test side, we beat them on their home turf, their home jungle – and two months ago, he sat alone in the Kochi airport lounge – no one even wished him – and he was in his home state – no one even looked in his direction. We made a mistake back then – those seven years ago – a big, big mistake. We took his anger and his dancing and his snarling and his wickets and his speed and his aggression, and we said that they were not ‘right,’ they were not ‘Indian,’ they were what the Aussies and the Proteas did, but not we Indians – and the bowler, the bowling, was never the same again. There were bursts of bowling here and there, but never again the sustained success. He came from a part of India where very few Test cricketers have ever come from… He was his own man – a man of dreams and fantasies and deep energy which he only knew existed. He needed friends and guidance and a coach who cared for him – maybe he distanced himself; maybe he felt hunted and haunted; maybe he tried to do too much, on and off the field – but in an era where right-arm fast bowlers for India who can last more than two series are a rarity, surely he should have been cared for and nurtured. And then the injury – the mysterious injury – which we never got full details about until the treatment was almost over. His feet were in bad, bad shape. Why do we hide the injuries to our fast bowlers? Let us know what is wrong – what harm can it do – where is Aaron, for example? But, no – the man I saw sitting all alone in the Kochi airport lounge battled through his injury and the treatment in media silence… As I was leaving for my flight, I went up to him – before I could even introduce myself, he was on his feet, greeting me in Hindi. His boyish face was alight with eager joy – we talked for about two minutes – at the most. I said he was looking fit and raring to go – he smiled and said that he needed the blessings of seniors like myself – and I watched him and he was leaping and jumping in South Africa again, twirling his bat, his words, his future. He was running in with that loping ease, and as he delivered an outswinger with that unique, arm-centered action of his, another South African bit the dust – as even Sachin had done against him in a match in India – and on that boyish face the snarl appeared, the eyeballs clinched and glared – even as they had done against Sachin – and we were on our way to victory in South Africa. He smiled at me, shyly, and asked what had brought me to Kochi… I said, smiling, that I had come to see him. All this in Hindi. And then we parted – he did not sit down until I had actually left the lounge. We lost him somewhere along the way – we lost him, when we needed him most – when he needed us most – In deep trouble now, Sreesanth should bowl straight and tell the truth – Pitch the truth up, and lead us out of this world we have created from greed and revenge — http://www.firstpost.com/sports/ipl/in-deep-trouble-now-sreesanth-should-bowl-straight-and-tell-the-truth-809115.html
bulbul Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 Even as the police approach him, they are careful to not even suggest that he was part of any fixing racket. “The problem is the high stake bets in which he is allegedly involved and that is what we will question him about,” said an investigation to rediff.com. “Apart from the call records that we have with us to suggest that there was a lot of conversation between Vindoo Dara Singh [ Images ] and Meiyappan, there are other questions that we need to ask him,” police officials informed. They said some of the questions would include his connection to Vindoo Dara Singh; was he introduced to Ramesh Vyas (the bookie close to Vindoo)?; since how long has Vindoo been in touch with him?; why had he provided VIP tickets to Vindoo to watch the Chennai Super Kings game in Chennai; did he use his proximity to the Tamil film industry to get starlets and players acquainted?; Does he know a bookie by the name Prashanth?; Why was Prashanth present at some CSK parties?; why were some of the players seen with Prashanth’s daughter at the after-party?; and, did Vindoo place any bets on his behalf? From rediff
adi B Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 headlines today showing 5 reasons for sreeni to quit the head post,most are valid reasons like conflict of interest in owning a team,SIL having illegal links etc ..tbh he should quit on the grounds of morality.. podu fans please watch the news channel and see all the wrongdoings that sreeni did
adi B Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 now ED begins IPL probe..they have found some documents connected with betting
Sachin=GOD Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 headlines today showing 5 reasons for sreeni to quit the head post' date='most are valid reasons like conflict of interest in owning a team,SIL having illegal links etc ..tbh [b']he should quit on the grounds of morality.. podu fans please watch the news channel and see all the wrongdoings that sreeni did :haha::haha:
Ibes Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 From rediff Looks like they might use Vindoo to turn on Meiyappan. I hope its not the other way round.
adi B Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 :haha::haha: that was just to rile up the podus..he would never quit in a 100 years lol
CSK Fan Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 BTW, if he goes, very unlikely Dhoni will last long as captain, no matter how good he is
Sachin=GOD Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 BTW' date=' if he goes, very unlikely Dhoni will last long as captain, no matter how good he is[/quote'] [Dhoni bhakt] so now we finally know that all this is just a conspiracy to sack Dhoni [/Dhoni bhakt]
rkt.india Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 Who would replace him .. Shukla' date=' Pawar again ?[/quote'] Arun Jet Li.
Sachin=GOD Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 Press Trust of India @PTI_News 51s Mumbai police summons CSK CEO Gurunath Meiyappan for questioning in betting scandal: Joint Commissioner Crime Branch Himanshu Roy. Press Trust of India @PTI_News 49s Meiyappan asked to appear before crime branch in Mumbai between 11 am and 5 pm tomorrow: Roy.
Swing_n_Speed Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 Loll Vindoo is dragging everyone down and all cos he was seen in the VIP box. None of the bookies would ever have imagined that something as innocuous as a VIP box pass would expose the syndicate.
adi B Posted May 23, 2013 Posted May 23, 2013 Loll Vindoo is dragging everyone down and all cos he was seen in the VIP box. None of the bookies would ever have imagined that something as innocuous as a VIP box pass would expose the syndicate. there were more info than just the vip box
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