someone Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 Keeping mouth shut is not really an option. People expect answers from leaders and whether we like it or not the media does represent the people. Fans can't take a mike and go to a press conference and ask questions. People want and except results not answers. We need the investigation done well and completed. And every person being either top or low level getting convicted. And remember Dhoni is not giving answers but opinions which is not needed. Dhoni doesn't have the right to interfere against a pending investigation and is not at all directly involved. As seen from this thread, Dhoni is getting blamed unnecessarily. Mixing politics into this is not good, cricketers should only focus on the field issues really.
yoda Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 People want and except results not answers. We need the investigation done well and completed. And every person being either top or low level getting convicted. And remember Dhoni is not giving answers but opinions which is not needed. Dhoni doesn't have the right to interfere against a pending investigation and is not at all directly involved. As seen from this thread, Dhoni is getting blamed unnecessarily. Mixing politics into this is not good, cricketers should only focus on the field issues really. If he had been allowed to answer freely, I believe he is smart enough to give the right answers, just enough to keep the media happy. Yes some questions would have been difficult like why was your wife sitting with Vindoo etc and even there he could have given honest answers like he was just a friend and no one expected that he was involved in such activities.
King Tendulkar Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 Our great captain was also involved in fixing Azharruddin. That was a big scandal yet till today, it's uncompleted. And indian fans continued to watch the sport and actually some of have even supported this cheater. Now azzha is a respected MP:hysterical: Shows how rubbish we are and completley forget. I mean Salman Khurshid even brought him forth in his press conference against kejriwal as some kind of character witness and no one said a word about it!!
FischerTal Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 Now azzha is a respected MP:hysterical: Shows how rubbish we are and completley forget. I mean Salman Khurshid even brought him forth in his press conference against kejriwal as some kind of character witness and no one said a word about it!! who says he is respected? by whom? most of our country is illiterate and that is the only reason people like azharuddin get elected, so their basic needs can be met
saneindian Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 For how long is he going to remain silent? 2 warm up games and at least 3 league games. 2 mandatory PCs for each match, thats a minimum of 10 interviews he will have to attend. Can't get away every time saying I will answer it at an appropriate time. Plus all those Indian mediawallahs in England will have to justify their phoren trip to the bosses by getting them the headlines they need. Any further silence will only see them concoct stories of their own and indulging in wild speculations. That will be far more damaging than remaining silent. With that joker as a manager who kept saying 'next question please', it will only cause further damage. Not that any of it will have much of a impact on our nearly non existent chances in the tournament.
King Tendulkar Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 who says he is respected? by whom? most of our country is illiterate and that is the only reason people like azharuddin get elected' date= so their basic needs can be met true
someone Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 If he had been allowed to answer freely' date=' I believe he is smart enough to give the right answers, just enough to keep the media happy. Yes some questions would have been difficult like why was your wife sitting with Vindoo etc and even there he could have given honest answers like he was just a friend and no one expected that he was involved in such activities.[/quote'] Are you after smart answers/opinions, simple answers/opinions or results? I hope it is results and thus it's better to wait for the investigation to be more concrete. There are many ex-cricketers in our country who are very opinionated about this today but they themselves have been accused of similar cheating.
Lord Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 true also they can only select out of the candidates available.maybe candidates against him were bigger crooks lol
someone Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 who says he is respected? by whom? most of our country is illiterate and that is the only reason people like azharuddin get elected' date=' so their basic needs can be met[/quote'] Well, at last we agree on one thing today. Azhar symbolizes a lot on what is wrong with the country.
bulbul Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 also they can only select out of the candidates available.maybe candidates against him were bigger crooks lol He get selected from UP , looks like a safe seat :giggle:
Crookbond Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 also they can only select out of the candidates available. maybe candidates against him were bigger crooks lol May be not - voting patterns seldom match moral science values taught in school. In fact, it is encouraged not to follow moral science values. As long is it does not affect my family/my wife/my kids/my community, even a wrong is right; when it does, even a right becomes a wrong. Some of the posters whining on this thread may also have displayed a similar position when it has come to discussion on certain caste/communities etc.
FischerTal Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 May be not - voting patterns seldom match moral science values taught in school. In fact' date=' it is encouraged not to follow moral science values. As long is it does not affect my family/[b']my wife/my kids/my community, even a wrong is right; when it does, even a right becomes a wrong. Some of the posters whining on this thread may also have displayed a similar position when it has come to discussion on certain caste/communities etc. ur an old dude? :nervous:
Lord Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 May be not - voting patterns seldom match moral science values taught in school. In fact' date=' it is encouraged not to follow moral science values. As long is it does not affect my family/my wife/my kids/my community, even a wrong is right; when it does, even a right becomes a wrong. Some of the posters whining on this thread may also have displayed a similar position when it has come to discussion on certain caste/communities etc.[/quote'] that too
CG Posted June 1, 2013 Posted June 1, 2013 Lol Compared to Politicians Azhar Looks Like a Honest MAN.:cantstop:
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