1. You must bear responsibility for the team you chose.
2. You are biased. As as Human Resources manager, you cannot afford to bring in your personal biases against ganguly in the fore ground.
3. You have no competence to judge Ganguly, who has been more successful than you ever were in your career.
4. In the west, the coaches and selectors bear the brunt of the loss of the team, and step down on moral grounds. If you have any moral. Please step down.
To conclude, I think you are the real culprit. Not Chappel, not the team. You have demotivated the team by speaking against so many players on so many occasions.
for the betterment of the game, stop giving excuses, take responsibility.
RE:Kiran More should step down
by love on Mar 25, 2007 09:40 PM Permalink
i think kiran more did a fab job as a chief selector, i think he should be again posted as the chief,,n also jagmohan dalmiya n muthiah, lele n niranjan shah should be brought back this ppl were honest n sincere staff of BCCI.
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by nikhil tandon on Mar 25, 2007 09:46 PM Permalink
I dont think any one in the selection board is corrupt. Its just that Mr. More is highly demotivating an individual. He tends to speak against people too much. Since this is the team he chose(he is the chief selector); he must take moral responsibilty and step down.
If a company fails, the CEO resigns. Similarly, Mr. More has lost all moral right to remain on the board of selectors or even in the BCCI.
