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Rule was changed for him.:giggle:
but thats the point. The rule was changed without any issue and sanctioned by other members of the BCCI. If they did not stand up then, its not Srinivasan's fault. The BCCI remains a private body. Many other private bodies are in a similar boat to Srinivasan. Its common for many people working in the fast food industry atleast in the UK to hold high positions in the parent company (For eg McDonalds. Subway) and also own many franchises themselves.
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but thats the point. The rule was changed without any issue and sanctioned by other members of the BCCI. If they did not stand up then, its not Srinivasan's fault. The BCCI remains a private body. Many other private bodies are in a similar boat to Srinivasan. Its common for many people working in the fast food industry atleast in the UK to hold high positions in the parent company (For eg McDonalds. Subway) and also own many franchises themselves.
That's the issue , how can they stand up against powerful man.
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That's the issue ' date=' how can they stand up against powerful man.[/quote'] there are plenty of powerful men in the BCCI. Pawar for one did not stand in Srinivasan's way and neither did Jaitley. Each BCCI president has a term of 3 years. The BCCI probably could not find a suitable man in the south zone and those Srinivasan. From what i heard the BCCI is again changing the rule and removing rotation from the BCCI presidency as there is no suitable candidate in the east zone. Jaitley will be selected probably from the north zone.
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That's the issue ' date=' how can they stand up against powerful man.[/quote'] How do you know what happened in the board? Srini is nobody compared to other bigwigs in the board.
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How do you know what happened in the board? Srini is nobody compared to other bigwigs in the board.
But he is somebody now , it all starts somewhere :winky:
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but thats the point. The rule was changed without any issue and sanctioned by other members of the BCCI. If they did not stand up then, its not Srinivasan's fault. The BCCI remains a private body. Many other private bodies are in a similar boat to Srinivasan. Its common for many people working in the fast food industry atleast in the UK to hold high positions in the parent company (For eg McDonalds. Subway) and also own many franchises themselves.
The rule change is not just limited to Srini.. An amendment like that won't be made to benefit a single person.. It's for whoever comes in future and for a long term.. Srini is more like acceptable target for everyone.. He shld step down. some more corrupt guy might or might not succeed him.. Would be happy if the next guy is good..
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but thats the point. The rule was changed without any issue and sanctioned by other members of the BCCI. If they did not stand up then, its not Srinivasan's fault. The BCCI remains a private body. Many other private bodies are in a similar boat to Srinivasan. Its common for many people working in the fast food industry atleast in the UK to hold high positions in the parent company (For eg McDonalds. Subway) and also own many franchises themselves.
We can't come to a conclusion without knowing the true circumstances, this is the only thing in Srini's favour. However, incidents like the L. Siva fiasco, Abrupt changes in IPL auction formats, retention rules, Amarnath's sacking all point towards one conclusion. He is too powerful for his own good.
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We can't come to a conclusion without knowing the true circumstances, this is the only thing in Srini's favour. However, incidents like the L. Siva fiasco, Abrupt changes in IPL auction formats, retention rules, Amarnath's sacking all point towards one conclusion. He is too powerful for his own good.
Well, i think most big franchises like MI wanted the retention rule as well. Somebody like Kings 11 probably will be against it. If you are MI, would you like a team to play in Mumbai without Sachin? Amarnath was not sacked. He is not retained. Different things. Sacked would be if he was asked to step down while still in his term.
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I m taking back all the BS I said here :mad: Srini wont go. Someone shld kick him out :protest: :protest:
I have half a mind to take a snapshot of this post and save it for posterity. :cantstop:
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I m taking back all the BS I said here :mad: Srini wont go. Someone shld kick him out :protest: :protest:
:clap: :clap: slowly the empire is crumbling so the minions are the first to change sides...
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:clap: :clap: slowly the empire is crumbling so the minions are the first to change sides...
:(( :mi: till i die j/k
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:clap: :clap: slowly the empire is crumbling so the minions are the first to change sides...
If police not able to get enough evidence , same minions will come back and start chestthumping , some may even get heart attack.
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If police not able to get enough evidence ' date=' same minions will come back and start chestthumping , some may even get heart attack.[/quote'] don't worry, evidence will come. Even as we speak, a big bookie Vinod Mulchandani has been arrested - he is a big fish in the world of bookies. The empire is crumbling - sit back and enjoy...
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don't worry' date=' evidence will come. Even as we speak, a big bookie Vinod Mulchandani has been arrested - he is a big fish in the world of bookies. The empire is crumbling - sit back and enjoy...[/quote'] I am in office :((
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Hindustan Times ‏@htTweets BCCI chief N Srinivasan headed to Mumbai from Madurai: TV reports #ht :hmmm:
sharad pawar to give him tips on how to get out of incovenient situations :phehehe:

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