Arrogance and Contempt assumed by the WICB !

ketchim · 06-01-2014, 09:30 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
It is hoped, that the arrogance and contempt assumed by the WICB, as it purports to give directions

to a sovereign Government of a CARICOM member state, is noted.

That aside, the statement issued by the WICB was clearly structured to convey a very jaundiced

impression of their exchanges with the Government on this matter.

#2
On May 30[sup]Th[/sup] 2014 at about 4.35pm, Mr. Dave Cameron, President of WICB, wrote to

His Excellency, President Donald Ramotar, raising certain concerns in respect of the

Guyana Cricket Administration Bill.

In that letter, Mr. Cameron requested an opportunity to study the Bill and the Constitution,

in order to be able to provide more detailed comments at a later stage.

In the interim, he requested that the President not assent to the Bill until there is

agreement in relation to the matters raised.

The letter requested a response by 6 pm that day.

#3
At or about 6.22 pm that day, the Honourable Minister of Sport, Dr. Frank Anthony, responded.

In a covering e-mail, the Minister explained that the President was out of Georgetown

and that he was duly instructed to respond on the President’s behalf.

#4
At 6.54 pm, the Minister received an e-mail from Mr. Cameron, indicating that the response

was ” unacceptable ” and that the response which he requires:

” must be done under the Seal of the President “.

The email then informs that WICB will proceed with its decision to move the match.

#5
screw the wicb

#7
Oh man, that sounds bad. Do you have any links where I can read things in context, Ketch? I'm quite ignorant about these, I'm afraid.

#8
For many years now the Governments in the Region have coddled the WICB to the point where the WICB believes that it is not only superior to ANY GOVERNMENTS in the Region , but also to ANY COURT IN THE REGION . 

#9
cricket done in Bobice


PPP killed it

#10
Guyana should grow a pair and pull de fcuk out of the CPL

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