What Sanctions should Kohli face for lying?

[MCGGG]

35 minutes ago, Doctored Wicket said:

Don't play the race card.

It's not intelligent.

I agree, lots of paranoia around here.

[Vilander]

42 minutes ago, Doctored Wicket said:

Don't play the race card.

It's not intelligent.

Just so that we are clear, are you suggesting Chris broad is not biased. Just to be clear.

[New guy]

46 minutes ago, Doctored Wicket said:

Don't play the race card.

It's not intelligent.

Are we talking about Chris Broad here? Because if we are, its completely justified. The % of conviction white vs other players get when he is the match referee is on record

[Lannister]

That was an expected move by shameless BCCI. I wonder how much money did they take on this. *ing t**ts. No respect for the game and its fans. 

[MCGGG]

I did good boss, the media are calling Smith a cheat.

No you *ing muppet, CA have made a complaint against you for being a lying cunt.

 

Edited March 10, 2017 by MCGGG

[FanofMichaelJackson]

Why should Kohli face sanctions? Smith and Handscomb need to face sanctions. At the very least in Handsomb's case it wasn't a brain fade and he needs to be punished. And everyone else too who gets caught when the video footage is reviewed.

[FanofMichaelJackson]

On 3/10/2017 at 3:12 AM, MCGGG said:

Rule 1 section A, Don't piss Australia off.

Rule 2 section A, see above

Rule 3 section A, Don't eat Indian food

It's a rule we intend to break everytime we come across the aussies. And the thing we love the most is pissing off some aussies.

Edited March 27, 2017 by FanofMichaelJackson

[Zero_Unit]

8 hours ago, MCGGG said:

Yep, if a national captain is going to publiclly accuse a touring team of cheating he better have some bloody good evidence, if he doesn't then................

 

The Indian board have withdrawn their complaint, meaning Kohli has a lot of explaining to do.

We were watching the same match right? I mean for fudge's sake man, there is video evidence of smith looking up at the dressing room. The boards and players already called it a truce, why are fans still dragging this on?

[asterix]

As Clarke said, he's more worried that how Handscombe gestured to ask the dressing room, in natural instinct.

This can only happen when the players are "used" to it and has done this many times without getting caught.

The infield umpire actually reacted only when Kohli stepped in to make a scene. If Kohli hadn't stepped in, the white umpires wouldn't had bothered and it would've been BAU for the Aussies & match officials.

 

Kohli didn't said the word "cheating" in the press conference.

 

India media should try finding more video evidence and keep on embarrassing both the boards and ICC. Handscombe's natural instinct is a give away that Aussies had a plan to cheat using DRS and have been using it regularly while match officials looked away.

 

There should've been investigation in ICC match officials too wether they are/were aware of it and overlooking it due to their inherent biases...

[Gollum]

First Jadeja-Anderson and now this. It shows the employers have stopped caring for their players. Only $$$$ rules in today's world. But we the humble fans won't back off. I am sure Ranchi crowd will give hell to Aussies and drive them crazy. There is a famous Ranchi pagalkhana on the outskirts of the city. Hope we drive them nuts and force them to get admitted there at the end of the match. 

[sandeep]

9 hours ago, New guy said:

Are we talking about Chris Broad here? Because if we are, its completely justified. The % of conviction white vs other players get when he is the match referee is on record

To be fair, its unlikely that @Doctored Wicket would be aware of Chris Broad's overwhelmingly biased track record as Match Referee.  Can't blame him for that.  Here's a link for you DW to get yourself informed - http://www.cricketnetwork.co.uk/main/s119/st71035.htm

[speedheat]

Now that the Indian board have found no fault with Steve Smith regarding improper use of the DRS system, it's time to discuss the penalties for the Indian captain for making such outlandish allegations.

 

First of all, he must be stript of the Indian captaincy, I think we can all agree with that, he not only made the unfounded claims publicly, he also lied about telling the umpires.

 

Second, a 12 month ban from international cricket.

 

3rd, He should be sent to Americas hardest prison for 6 months wearing only pink hot pants with ass cut out.

 

Thoughts?

 

Go go and fix the number of fixers in your side first Form is temporary fixing is permanent

[Sachinism]

He should be made to do the walk of shame

 

[nevada]

Smith is the liar- for claiming brain fade when caught cheating. If Kohli had done what Smith did, he would have been banned for this series and the next. Anyways, good on Kohli for calling this out. I hope the Aussies have been shamed enough to not cheat for the rest of the series at-least.

[Temujin Khaghan]

Pakistani hatred for Indians seems to have hit a new peak?

[Texan]

Looks like Kohli instigated another bunch of cheats - Pakistanis too along with cheaters and liars Aussies.

 

Great going Kohli!

[Zestian]

MCGGG

 

Calling@zakk Bhai for this thread...

[Vilander]

Guys MCGGG is a Pakistani he was outed twice. So stop your hatered on real.Aussies who are excellent competition but nothing more.

[Doctored Wicket]

On 10/03/2017 at 2:26 PM, Vilander said:

Just so that we are clear, are you suggesting Chris broad is not biased. Just to be clear.

The question of bias is irrelevant. It's a very long bow to call someone racist because a faceless poster on an internet forum wants to make unfounded claims.

 

Edited March 12, 2017 by Doctored Wicket

[Vilander]

7 hours ago, Doctored Wicket said:

The question of bias is irrelevant. It's a very long bow to call someone racist because a faceless poster on an internet forum wants to make unfounded claims.

 

Agreed racist is a big word I'd say he is biased and tends to old boy networking.