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by Raj on Aug 12, 2008 05:19 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Those who moan about Sachin making pots of monee, think of this, if you compete against 100 million people and come up as number 1. What kind of rewards should you get?

There are tens of thousands CEO / Business leaders in world and they make crores ... Sachin is among top 5 sportsmen in world, should he not deserve the money? (Those complaining about cricket played in 8 countries only, look at world population base, close to 2 billion people follow cricket)

Why no one complains when Shahrukh makes millions? he is just among 100 actors and has earning lifespan of 40 yrs, where as Sachin will be out of cricket in max 20 yrs total.



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by MasoomExpert on Aug 12, 2008 05:25 PM   Permalink
SRK can claim N numbers of hits solely because of him.. Sachin will be at loss of words to count matches won because of him.

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by Raj on Aug 12, 2008 05:32 PM   Permalink
Seriously, SK has a team of 300 people working on a movie including far talented people like music, cameraman, director etc..

Indian cricket team has 11 players out of which atleast 4-5 are extra baggage,, take 2003 example, Sachin almost single handedly took us to final and when he failed we blame him... take Pak Chennai test, same thing.

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by Gowda on Aug 12, 2008 05:36 PM   Permalink
Just coz he played some x years back, we cant keep him in team. Current team should be based on player's current form and physical fitness. Sachin's time over. He needs to be inducted in 'Hall of fame' of cricket. Sachin.. just retard. Just give him medal/honors and give him a send off.. his time over!

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by Raj on Aug 12, 2008 05:40 PM   Permalink
are you making sense? He was highest scorer in last test series India played in Aus, he won the one day series,, look at his last years record .. you must be watching some other sport.

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by Gowda on Aug 12, 2008 05:22 PM   Permalink
then why didnt he pay tax when he was gifted ferrari...he had enuf money to pay duties. Why was he after minister to get it exempted !

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by Karan on Aug 12, 2008 05:26 PM   Permalink
Ferrari was gifted to him.


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by Gowda on Aug 12, 2008 05:29 PM   Permalink
It was gifted outside India. U need to pay duties why u bring it to india dude and more over for the amount of money sachin earns, this duty was nothing. He could have easily paid.

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by Raj on Aug 12, 2008 05:28 PM   Permalink
Ok, Let me ask you a question. Azim premji is worth 1000 crores, does not have tax consultant to find ways to pay minimum taxes? don't you do that when you pay your income tax?

It is right of every citizen to explore "legitimate" ways of paying less tax. He didn't ilegally avoided tax but sought exemption. you know how many people do that every year ..

Do you think A Bindra should pay tax on rewards he is getting? In many countries Sportsmen / artist do not pay tax as they don't have guranteed income ... as they can be dropped anytime.

In Britain if you win lottery you don't pay tax.



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by Gowda on Aug 12, 2008 05:30 PM   Permalink
It was not exempted FYI. it was waived off... break rules for celebs !!!

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by Raj on Aug 12, 2008 05:35 PM   Permalink
Not break rules for celeb,, break rules for sportsmen !! listen, if it was waived off, how come its breaking rules? In India, we make sportsment celebs,, thats our problem.

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by Bhavik Babaria on Aug 12, 2008 05:22 PM   Permalink
i agree with u man.......

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