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by doctorspin Mon 14 Jan 2008, 09:43

to spit bile and abuse again....if he ever did, which I am not saying he did, but if he wants to now.....he can....should he wish......

Kumble is not an intransigent KN*UT and shows that charges can be withdrawn even after an official report has been made.

Not that many on this board want to start it all up again.

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 09:49

Kudos to Jumbo. Nice to see everyone calming down and taking a deep breathe.

by tac Mon 14 Jan 2008, 09:50

It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 10:13

Indeed tac. Still, it would've been an interesting test for Proctor's balls. I see Sunny was again pouring fuel on the fire in an article in the some respected Indian paper, effectively saying Proctor was racist for believing the white man over the brown man. Disappointing that a man of such high standing would not be doing his best to move this whole sorry week along.

by Nath Mon 14 Jan 2008, 10:30

wonder if this has "ruined our Test preparation"? Razz

by freddled gruntbuggly Mon 14 Jan 2008, 10:36

Wonder if the Indians expect repayment . . . ?

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 10:48

Ironic that the two men subject to hearings in the past week or so, probably won't play in Perth. Surely Spud is due, and India would have to be very tempted to play a third seamer.

Anyone hear how Zaheer's heel is coming along? Is Pathan worth inclusion?

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 10:59

tac wrote:It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

There is no pleasing some people.

Kumble just did something that paves way for sorting this mess and u have find something negative to comment about it.

by tac Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:02

prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

There is no pleasing some people.

Kumble just did something that pays way for sorting this mess and u have find something negative to comment on it.

I'm disappointed! I wanted it to go to Procter and have him laugh it out of court, so to speak. It was a ridiculous charge and should have been treated as the joke that it was.

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:03

tac wrote:
prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

There is no pleasing some people.

Kumble just did something that pays way for sorting this mess and u have find something negative to comment on it.

I'm disappointed! I wanted it to go to Procter and have him laugh it out of court, so to speak. It was a ridiculous charge and should have been treated as the joke that it was.

Aye...

And if ever u are in India, please use the word 'bastard' liberally Wink

by Merlin Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:05

And we're offfff !!!

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:06

So on with some good cricket on a hard bouncy WACA pitch. 4 quicks for Aus and Seaweed at the top of the order for India. Bring it.

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:08

skully wrote:So on with some good cricket on a hard bouncy WACA pitch. 4 quicks for Aus and Seaweed at the top of the order for India. Bring it.

Just so you know, India in recent times surprised few teams on faster pitches.

by tac Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:10

prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:
prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

There is no pleasing some people.

Kumble just did something that pays way for sorting this mess and u have find something negative to comment on it.

I'm disappointed! I wanted it to go to Procter and have him laugh it out of court, so to speak. It was a ridiculous charge and should have been treated as the joke that it was.

Aye...

And if ever u are in India, please use the word 'bastard' liberally

I'll call everyone a bloody monkey and they'll all love me. "Hey, how you doing, you bloody big monkey?"

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:12

tac wrote:
prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:
prasad14 wrote:
tac wrote:It was obvious the charge wouldn't stick and I'm sure Madugalle advised the Indians that proceeding with it would make them look even more childish than they already do. Fancy someone being banned for calling you a bastard . . . ROFL

There is no pleasing some people.

Kumble just did something that pays way for sorting this mess and u have find something negative to comment on it.

I'm disappointed! I wanted it to go to Procter and have him laugh it out of court, so to speak. It was a ridiculous charge and should have been treated as the joke that it was.

Aye...

And if ever u are in India, please use the word 'bastard' liberally

I'll call everyone a bloody monkey and they'll all love me.

Call a few bloody monkey and few others bastard.

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:15

And damn man.

How come 'we' reached a point where being called a monkey is greater offence than being called a bastard.

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:15

prasad14 wrote:
skully wrote:So on with some good cricket on a hard bouncy WACA pitch. 4 quicks for Aus and Seaweed at the top of the order for India. Bring it.

Just so you know, India in recent times surprised few teams on faster pitches.

They've surprised few teams? Or they've surprised a few teams? I think you mean the latter.

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:17

prasad14 wrote:And damn man.

How come 'we' reached a point where being called a monkey is greater offence than being called a bastard.

And yet Harby's defence is that being called a monkey is a greater offence than being called a motherfarker.

by Merlin Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:18

I'll call everyone a bloody monkey and they'll all love me. "Hey, how you doing, you bloody big monkey?"

So when that "bloody big monkey" turns around and lands one square in your bo!!ocks causing tears to spring to your eyes and your voice to match that of Dame Kiri ... you'll take great satisfaction from the fact that you proved a point.
Right? Wink

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:21

skully wrote:
prasad14 wrote:And damn man.

How come 'we' reached a point where being called a monkey is greater offence than being called a bastard.
And yet Harby's defence is that being called a monkey is a greater offence than being called a motherfarker.

People talk crap when they are under pressure.

by tac Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:21

Merlin wrote:

I'll call everyone a bloody monkey and they'll all love me. "Hey, how you doing, you bloody big monkey?"

So when that "bloody big monkey" turns around and lands one square in your bo!!ocks causing tears to spring to your eyes and your voice to match that of Dame Kiri ... you'll take great satisfaction from the fact that you proved a point.
Right?

Nah, they'll just think I said "Abey maa ki . . ." . . .

by prasad14 Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:22

tac wrote:
Merlin wrote:

I'll call everyone a bloody monkey and they'll all love me. "Hey, how you doing, you bloody big monkey?"

So when that "bloody big monkey" turns around and lands one square in your bo!!ocks causing tears to spring to your eyes and your voice to match that of Dame Kiri ... you'll take great satisfaction from the fact that you proved a point.
Right?

Nah, they'll just think I said "Abey teri maa ki . . ." . . .

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:26

prasad14 wrote:
skully wrote:
prasad14 wrote:And damn man.

How come 'we' reached a point where being called a monkey is greater offence than being called a bastard.
And yet Harby's defence is that being called a monkey is a greater offence than being called a motherfarker.

People talk crap when they are under pressure.

Yeah Harby is really jibbering with the heat he's under.

by JGK Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:40

Like others, I wish this had gone to a hearing so it would be treated like the joke it was.

by skully Mon 14 Jan 2008, 11:47

Aye. In 15 years of international cricket, I can't believe that Jumbo hasn't been called a barstewart before this.

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