Corneal: WICB destroying cricket

krishna · 03-17-2014, 11:18 AM · 1 person reading this discussion

#11
Quote:I suspect the journalists would have had a significant impact. That said nothing would have changed because Windian administrators, coach and captain do not quite understand the concept of integrity and step down.

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you argue like there is no point and reason to things..that things happen jess so! :Smile

Quote:because Windian administrators, coach and captain do not quite understand the concept of integrity and step down
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yuh see dat deh!  dat is pure comedy!  yuh in the wrong wuk Mail!  watever it is it is not comedy..but dat is wat yuh shud be doing.  dat is ah high quality of yuks deh
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#12
Mappippee,


Explain as I do not quite understand what you are trying to say.

#13
Quote:It is a shame journalists like Andrew Mason, Cozier and Fazeer had not seen it fit to be as critical of the WICB especially during the Hunte, Hillaire cabal era.


I suspect the journalists would have had a significant impact.

yuh doh unnerstand wat I tryin' tuh say :Smile

isnt it a class  thing then?

Cozier has always represented an elitist perspective on things. the others mindful of their careers deh must wipe deh mout' before they speak not after.

those journalists wud have had significant impact if they represented the only perspective that has traction in he issue..the popular perspective..which would require them to criticique the established way and those who sit at its head

so when you  talk about principle it is laffable.  the best one can come up with is what principle you mean..theirs or the the ordinary people who they supposed to represent but do not ::confused::

  deh do nutten in the interest of the ordinary people everything in he interest of their minority bureaucratic class interest.

I doh know wat integrity yuh talking about.  integrity is in the eyes of the beholder
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#14
Oh really MAPPIPPEE,


Do not Psychoanalyse everything FFS.


I am talking about the here and now.


Mappippee I do not wish either of us but especially die with such anger and animosity.


Chill out rasta.


Lord have mercy on you.


You need to do what I did and revert.

#15
Quote:Oh really MAPPIPPEE,


Do not Psychoanalyse everything FFS.


I am talking about the here and now.


Mappippee I do not wish either of us but especially die with such anger and animosity.


Chill out rasta.


Lord have mercy on you.


You need to do what I did and revert.


is this some sort of attack on me ::confused::

some sort of convoluted play on my mind ::confused::

its like Doosra nailing me on imagination I never used, fooling around with possibilities in what others had said

so what did I say above that warranted such a response from you...where did I express and communicate anger, hate and such like emotion ::confused::

it is getting real hard to speak in these pages without getting attacked for what I did not say, did not mean.


I analysed nutten in anger and hate above.  simple..you talking about integrity and you miss the class base of the issue

I thought you meant british etiquette when officials resign when they make faux pas' 

but when that happens you note that someone of the same class and interest takes the place of the resigned and nothing changes.  the process remains in place.  the elite remains in charge.

the elite remains in charge in the west indies too but west indians do not quite follow the english all there.  they will not resign.  americans also do not resign.  canadians tend to resign.

the point is that you accept the underlying process as legit..and when crap takes place a lil resignation will clean it up. thats you!

that is not what I see as required..but basic change, reform of the process or thorough-going revolutionary change. 

there will be no resignation in the west indies.  so it is either you see the whole story and deal with fully...or keep castigating officials about resignation,  who should in fact be arrested and tried for felonious activity. 

since no one will investigate, arrest charge and try them..then revolution, intervention by toe people to change everything from the ground up

now do you equate any discussion or analysis at all based on class as anger by any analyst at all..as in need of management. 

if so why ::confused::  or is it only me ::confused::

I was and am in no way angry at all...just using my brains in the situation as best I could. 

I see everyday in the news journos writing far more in-depth revolutionary  assessment of things than I do here.  I know these people by career.  most are white and well respected.  why them 'I am always angry when I write and those others are well respected  ::confused::'

is it that I chat nonsense ::confused::

let me know and I will stop

#16
FFS MAPPIPPEE,

I do not normally swear. I normally try to get you but you are just analysing far too much.

I do not give two shits about your definition of class as your Windians have no class.

We had Flower, a very successful manager/ coach, a bad situation which may have bought the game into some disrepute and he pisses off. The Administration acknowledges he was on a road to no win and they redeploy him. Not sure I agree with that.

West Indians have no shame, as we would have said in Trinidad.

I am saying in the here and now if the journalists expressed what they really know and feel, there might have been some more active change.

I am actually in the region more than you and I do not think I know that much.

#17
west indians have no shame ::confused::

how come ::confused::  did the english monopolise it and take it all!  why ::confused::

was it to hide  all the shame, so that when Broad and his son shame dong the place with ramdin there was no shame available to tarnish his rass  with::confused::

#18
Quote:We had Flower, a very successful manager/ coach, a bad situation which may have bought the game into some disrepute and he pisses off. The Administration acknowledges he was on a road to no win and they redeploy him. Not sure I agree with that.

is that how you see flowers ::confused::

flowers won a bit but in the end he as kind of disastrous was he not?

the english way again..kick the fool upstairs out of harms way
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#19
Quote:I am saying in the here and now if the journalists expressed what they really know and feel, there might have been some more active change.

well..you have to know what yuh talking about. 

those journos know where their bread is buttered.  and nothing they can say would make a diff.  in the end those who must prosecute are of the same class and they have never displayed any interest at all in cleaning up the cricket mess

the only way cricket is going to change in the west indies is if the ordinary folk intervene.  and dat is as far as the crab nebula

#20
Flowers did not have the pedigree or from the elite nor did the guy he replaced.

Yes I accept it used to happen and I am sure it happens to some extent, at all levels. Mappippee knows a guy, Mappippee is manager, a Trini boiii applies he gets in because he is from Arima, because he is a Triniboi like you.

Get over this SH1T Mappippee, it happens at all levels.

The Civil service in Trinidad and Tobago was the realm of ******s, ban me krish, and it went on in its prejudice from 62 for eons.

Get out of your fcking utopia as I am fcking fed up with your sh1t.

Your lot has been the demise of a lot of things save for us, Chinese and Indians.

I get so fed up with your victim point of view.

I get so fed up with your sanctimonious view point that I can vomit.

I never mean any offense but for a man of your age I find it tragic you express the s*** you do.

Sorry all.

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