i think its a gr8 loss to the world of cricket..he will always b remembered fr his professionalism..he turned round d things fr south african cricket team single handedly.,.,he was the one to introduce the hi-fi techy things in cricket like analysing cricketing performance on laptops n all,.i think greg chappel should also learn from this thing.,.,1 advice fr him is -if he cannot lead the team of india.,.,he should commit suicide.,.,its like playinn wid d semtiiments of the billion ppl of india...
RE:a lesson to be learnt
by Yogesh Sundaram on Mar 19, 2007 02:01 AM Permalink
It seems to me that people like you are cancerous not only to the cricket lovers but to the world at large. When you are offering condolences, you are expected to be polished and dignified. Look, at the end of the day cricket is just a game, on a given day team that played well and had the rub of the grren will win, the other team accepts defeat and tries harder the next time. That is life, it is a hard struggle for perfection. I see no reason why you have to criticize Greg Chappell when u wanted to offer condolences to Bob Woolmer's family. Pls learn to behave, you people have to think globally, learn basic etiquette in life and pls have some values and may your words reflect intellectual thoughts and a well rounded personality
RE:a lesson to be learnt
by gangannagari reddy on Mar 19, 2007 01:44 AM Permalink
very sad message from you, we are in a shock in condoling a death of a great man, and you are talking about lessons and chappel .
RE:a lesson to be learnt
by on Mar 19, 2007 03:32 AM Permalink
God help you if I find you. I would rip your throat out! How dare you be so inconsiderate and after such tragedy you advise another coach to kill himself - have you no shame. Your parents must be disgraced and you invoke a rage fit to burn all you pathetic worms who savour the loss of life and promote disharmony. You are no cricket fan, no Indian and barely fit to be called a human being. I spit in your mothers milk!
