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bulbul you got it wrong... There is no way Srini will survive today and likely :csk: will be terminated too. Probably a few of their players will be arrested too which is sad. But good riddance.
This is India , anything can happen here :((
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you think so. Wait for further investigation then we'll see how many such rogue individuals were there in the management and in the team as well.
Exactly, let's wait. :winky:
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This is India ' date=' anything can happen here :(([/quote'] Other powerful people also want Srini to go too. 100% guarantee he won't survive today. Just a few hours news will come Srini resigns/sacked. CSK terminated etc.
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not only the owner but even if someone from the top management (of which Gurunath was a member in CSK even if he was not the owner) does any of these things (betting' date=' fixing etc), this rule still applies.[/quote'] Not true. Clause says:
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Other powerful people also want Srini to go too. 100% guarantee he won't survive today. Just a few hours news will come Srini resigns/sacked. CSK terminated etc.
Unless Police have clear evidence againnst Mayappan CSK won't be terminated today. As final is tomorrow , Ambani/Sachin won't allow match to be get cancelled.
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More like you speculate. :giggle:
Its simple. There are 2 views here , nothing proven yet from either end. You post your thoughts , we post ours , why blame us :((
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He is not an owner. Just carrying a badge saying an owner doesn't mean he is one' date=' apparently. :winky:[/quote'] only the owners represent the team at auctions - he did it. Rajiv Shukla and Srini both introduced him as owner in various BCCI press Conferences. His designation according to his Verified Twitter Handle, CSK Website and CSK's Wikipedia entry (all of which were edited and his name removed around 5.30 PM yesterday) showed him as team Principal of CSK. Only the owners were allowed inside the dugout and he was regularly seen inside the dugout in his capacity as owner. Anyways, even if he is not the owner, nobody can deny that since Srini became BCCI Prez, Gurunath was the face of CSK and the head of the top management in his capacity of Team principal. The rule regarding the scrapping of a franchise applies to ALL members of the top management and despite the CSK management's amateurish attempts to remove all traces of him ever being associated with CSK, everyone knows that he was involved.
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Dude' date=' right now for anti-CSK fans it is a glorious moment. The franchise they loathe is in trouble due to the indiscretion of one rogue individual. They want to add fuel to the fire by adding their own special effects to the story to make it look worse than it is. It has nothing to do with facts or specific players from CSK or other teams. Match fixing is obviously more juicy than just betting. What they don't realize is that betting by an owner is almost as bad as fixing except that it doesn't taint any of the wins by the team. :winky:[/quote'] :girly1: Have to agree with Yoda. The UK and the USA in their moment of self righteous glory acted over the top, declaring war on an entire nation due to the indiscretion of one rogue individual viz Herr Hitler. Yoda, come on. The 'one rouge individual' you mention called the shots. He was aware that betting was illegal, and all the more dangerous for a franchise owner. Anyways, this doesn't have anything to do with being a MI fan or CSK fan or w/e. The rot is way bigger than what we thought possible. Best thing that can happen is an all round catharsis. Maybe the IPL will be stronger cleaner next season. At this point in time I couldn't care less who wins. I don't think I'd be happy in the least of a MI victory. If the IPL management have any iota of shame left, they should stop the tournament till the Police have finished the bulk of their investigation.
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only the owners represent the team at auctions - he did it. Rajiv Shukla and Srini both introduced him as owner in various BCCI press Conferences. His designation according to his Verified Twitter Handle, CSK Website and CSK's Wikipedia entry (all of which were edited and his name removed around 5.30 PM yesterday) showed him as team Principal of CSK. Only the owners were allowed inside the dugout and he was regularly seen inside the dugout in his capacity as owner. Anyways, even if he is not the owner, nobody can deny that since Srini became BCCI Prez, Gurunath was the face of CSK and the head of the top management in his capacity of Team principal. The rule regarding the scrapping of a franchise applies to ALL members of the top management and despite the CSK management's amateurish attempts to remove all traces of him ever being associated with CSK, everyone knows that he was involved.
It does not. Read the clause I posted above. It is explicitly limited to team ownership and group companies, not to any "management" personnel. CSK is owned by India Cements the company apparently, not by any individual or group of individuals.
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They may have missed the letter of the law but they did get the spirit of it right. An owner is not allowed to bet, why? Because, being privy to privileged information gives him and his bets an unfair advantage in the market. By that logic it also implies that anyone who uses the owner to gain access to privileged information falls within the same infringement. And this person is also someone who performs owner-related tasks in public.

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New Delhi: 10:58 am: Sources in the BCCI have said that the Chennai Super Kings will not be suspended at the moment and will play the IPL 6 final on Sunday. Sources also say that there will be no meeting of the BCCI to decide its chief N Srinivasan's fate before the IPL 6 final.
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Who are we kidding here? If owner of a team in any of the professional leagues here in the states was found either to fix games or bet on pre-determined outcomes, his team would face disastrous consequences. I hope there's at least some level of penalty imposed on CSK. I am guessing it will be mostly financial, but may include some missed games as well.

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It does not. Read the clause I posted above. It is explicitly limited to team ownership and group companies' date=' not to any "management" personnel. CSK is owned by India Cements the company apparently, not by any individual or group of individuals.[/quote'] It is always a holding company which has majority stake. For instance, it is not Neeta Ambani who owns Mumbai Indians, it is owned by the Reliance group of industries. Gurunath Meiyappan's wife ( Srini's daughter) is the MD of India Cements. In some cases ( especially those relating to insider trading) even a spouse or a close family member of the accused being in a position of power is at times enough to force resignation. All that aside, Gurunath was allegedly the only one present during the auctions. Pretty high a responsibility if you ask me, especially as he isn't any one calling the shots as you claim. The thing is, he was privy to a lot of stuff that was going on in and around the team and hence betting from his end has undue advantage over the others. Edit: Prakat already mentioned that.
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Who are we kidding here? If owner of a team in any of the professional leagues here in the states was found either to fix games or bet on pre-determined outcomes, his team would face disastrous consequences. I hope there's at least some level of penalty imposed on CSK. I am guessing it will be mostly financial, but may include some missed games as well.
I don't think this will happen. Here I expect one if the two things : CSK is scrapped or CSK is given a clean chit (and Gurnath stays in prison.)
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The police in Kolkata have increased security and have placed CCTV cameras at the Eden Gardens to ensure there's no betting during the IPL 6 final on Sunday
:hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical::hysterical:

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