Bravo,do you really think Unity is the problem?

654321 · 01-01-2014, 03:31 PM · 2 people reading this discussion

#1
Bravo,do you really think that is the problem?If that is so,then you are as culpable as those you point fingers at.Every man that goes to bat wants to do well,he wants to convince the selectors that he is worthy of being selected again.The same can be said of the bowlers.WI main problem is the lack of talent.The first four batsmen have consistently failed,and this is purely because their techniques are not correct.This is more evident on difficult tracks.Bravo made a double century which is good and shows promise,but he is still struggling.Then you have players who are not selected even though they are better than some that are selected.Why was Ramphal not played in the test series?what is Deonarine doing in the team?

#2
Yes techniques but, more importantly, application, determination and failure to realise the the game is over five days.


Fast bowlers do not think and will sacrifice everything meaningful for a wide impossibly high, wasted 90 mph delivery.


It is clear Gibson and Sammy have to go.


I do not blame Bravo, purely because he arrives after the damage has been done. That said the loss last night was some sort of lapse.

#3
Last night was a fiasco and Iย  didn't consider it a real game

#4
If Sammy and Gibson do not go now.......?......

#5
If they do not go now , then I'm afraid that there is no hope that the Windies team will ever turn the corner

#6
I have always maintained, the WICB is far too cumbersome and not representative of the people who have a sound business track record in the region.

It would not surprise me if Gibson stays but I would be choked if Sammy stays. The man does not have any principles whatsoever.

Like mapoui says, they all cling onto the gravy train.

#7
its a new year. many wins coming

#8
If we do not do something as drastic the decay will continue.

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