[quote author=Chin link=topic=87064.msg545312#msg545312 date=1390361337]
By your comments
They did nothing to you , One can employ who over one wants in a democracy ...Is Guyana not one.
Now you spread instantiated rumors that you have no proof about .
You are nothing but an uneducated uncouth individual with some serious issues. Seek help..
Your parents must be real winners to raise something like you ...amazing .
I will avoid you from here on....
[/quote] Everything that I stated is factual and I can direct you to the proof if you so desire but who are you to judge me?
I dont believe that you are a lawyer , paralegal maybe but even if you call yourself a lawyer you more than likely obtain your law degree from a correspondence school like ICS.
[color=rgb(26, 26, 26)][size=14px]so why did yu not ask the board or google it or somethng if it was urgent [/size][/color][color=rgb(26, 26, 26)][/size][/color]
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It was not urgent per se but a question arising from our conversation because as to wield such power would suggest Richard DeSouza held high office.
You really have provided nothing to support your allegations so I will leave your comments about the man as spurious.
I do, however, know that in 2002 RDS was a member of the Executive Committee with Chetram Singh, the President and Vice President. Whilst this is an important committee, I cannot see RDS over powering those. This is purely based on a little research.
On visits I follow the matches and not really the administration of either the TTCB or the WICB so I ask you questions based on your allegations and me unknowing the issues.
Of course the world knows about the WICB since the Hillaire, Hunte marriage.
Quote:[size=14px]The procedure referred to deals with the sacking of Skerritt, informing him by e-mail that his services were no longer required.[/size][/size][size=14px]Two of the WICB's directors, Chetram Singh of Guyana and Richard DeSouza of Trinidad and Tobago, said they disagreed with the decision to dismiss Skerritt.[/size] [/size][size=14px]DeSouza said Skerritt could not be dismissed without approval from the board. He said as far as he is concerned Skerritt is still the West Indies manager.[/size] [/size][size=14px]Singh, DeSouza, Rousseau, Joseph and Stephen Alleyne make up a five-member executive committee, which has responsibility for such decisions.[/size]