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No. That's the whole point. Theo Wilcott will be some late 30's corpulent beardo from Bracknell.

2014-01-21

tricycle wrote:He might....

And is Theo Wilcott related to Theo Walcott?

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I can understand how some people may feel sorry for him as he comes across like he's lost his mind. I wouldn't be worried if all he did was create fake profiles etc but it runs a whole lot deeper than that. Using Kate bresnan, he started up a relationship with our coach, a single 40 year old male. He's a terrific guy and no doubt wanted to meet a female. The nature of their messages to and fro were of a very sexual nature. He had even looked into getting flights over to kent (where this imaginary person lived)for a dirty weekend. Why would he think any differently?why would anyone make up a Facebook identity? When we found out that siphe was the creator of all these young women he was extremely embarrassed and very angry. So he may be of sick mind, but his actions do affect other people. This is why he must be stopped. When all this broke, I contacted some of his Relatives on Facebook, listing what he had done and that I thought someone needed to intervene. All I received in return were death threats. I wiped my hands with him and hoped I'd never hear from him again.
Collie, I'm not on twitter so I'll leave you to inform this journo about her little mistake. I've been helping out another paper who will have a story for print soon. I'd say that when it does come out, I prob won't be getting an invitation to siphe's imaginary wedding ha ha ha ha
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Nice family! If they are indeed real, that is....

He's a nutcase, wonder if Moonda is going to accept her errors now

Brass Monkey wrote:No. That's the whole point. Theo Wilcott will be some late 30's corpulent beardo from Bracknell.

Only because Southampton and Arsenal's youth and scouting systems didn't recognise local talent and the 90 mile rules were only benefiting forrins.

tricycle wrote:Nice family! If they are indeed real, that is....

He's a nutcase, wonder if Moonda is going to accept her errors now

Vice published yesterday ducking and diving.

link?

Not a great link

http://postimg.org/image/wc2wewwvj/full/

Find the choice of the word unbearable a bit contentious.

Cheers, taips. The link is very clear actually.

And what a qunt. Going into semantics too...

He didn't say he was good enough to play at a high level. Nice and vague. What is high?

From Moonda's piece

Then, his progress stalled. "Unfortunately, I wasn't afforded the opportunities to progress further than that. I was told that I was not good enough to be a professional player but I believed I was good enough," he said. "I didn't want to give up on my cricket career. When all you know is cricket, it's devastating to be told cricket is not your path."

But again, he'll just claim that's an independent piece despite being the only ones who thought it worthy pair who broke the story.

Thought cricket was just a sport, not some social emancipation institution.

tricycle wrote:Cheers, taips. The link is very clear actually.

And what a qunt. Going into semantics too...

He didn't say he was good enough to play at a high level. Nice and vague. What is high?

From Moonda's piece

Then, his progress stalled. "Unfortunately, I wasn't afforded the opportunities to progress further than that. I was told that I was not good enough to be a professional player but I believed I was good enough," he said. "I didn't want to give up on my cricket career. When all you know is cricket, it's devastating to be told cricket is not your path."

But again, he'll just claim that's an independent piece despite being the only ones who thought it worthy.

Thought cricket was just a sport, not some social emancipation institution.

Lot of other links etc on the SA forum if you want to look.

http://www.supersupporter.net/cricket/10928-siphe-mzaidume.html/page-8#entry334377

It now appears that he isn't qualified after all.

It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

Red wrote:It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

That is what l have been saying. Undoubtedly some fall into the cracks but they have chosen a poor example backed up by shoddy research,

taipan wrote:It now appears that he isn't qualified after all.

England changed the qualification rule to seven years quite recently didn't they?

Anyone surely it's academic this joker probably cannot bowl at all. Though he's not bad at spin of a different sort.

taipan wrote:

Red wrote:It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

That is what l have been saying. Undoubtedly some fall into the cracks but they have chosen a poor example backed up by shoddy research,

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Would like to see Cricinfo dump Moonda. She comes across as a bitter racist. There's no room for people like her writing biased and inflammatory articles.

Red wrote:It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

It's not even a retraction, more a justification.

Red wrote:

taipan wrote:

Red wrote:It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

That is what l have been saying. Undoubtedly some fall into the cracks but they have chosen a poor example backed up by shoddy research,

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Would like to see Cricinfo dump Moonda. She comes across as a bitter racist. There's no room for people like her writing biased and inflammatory articles.

She is racist but she won't be dropped as she is also the ESPN football correspondent. He is just as racist.

taipan wrote:

Red wrote:

taipan wrote:

Red wrote:It's not a convincing retraction. The article surely damages the reputation of both journos.

That is what l have been saying. Undoubtedly some fall into the cracks but they have chosen a poor example backed up by shoddy research,

''

Would like to see Cricinfo dump Moonda. She comes across as a bitter racist. There's no room for people like her writing biased and inflammatory articles.

She is racist but she won't be dropped as she is also the ESPN football correspondent. He is just as racist.

You'd sort of expect that with his name though.  

taipan wrote:It now appears that he isn't qualified after all.

Not that it matters, but the current regulations won't, or shouldn't, affect him as he has been playing in England since 2010. The new regulations came into effect in 2012, iirc.


(note to Telford Vice, who will definitely log on to the forum and read this post, no mention of playing international cricket for England here)

tricycle wrote:

taipan wrote:It now appears that he isn't qualified after all.

Not that it matters, but the current regulations won't affect him as he has been playing in England since 2010. The new regulations came into effect in 2012, iirc.


(note to Telford Vice, who will definitely log on to the forum and read this post, no mention of playing international cricket for England here)

Put a link onto his twitter.

Don't use twitter myself (used to for a short while)... mainly just lurk around there. Looking at his account, just seems like a wordpress bot. Btw, how many articles a day does he write?

Either way, no use trying to reason with someone who doesn't want to and writes it off as racist tendencies.

Taipan's posts on page 3 all deserve to be on the forum gold thread, although he's not written any, just pasted stuff.


And, on the subject:

taipan wrote:

Vice published yesterday ducking and diving.

Ducking and diving, taips?  It's worse than that.

This article is one of the lousiest I have seen in a long time; as a justification it was worse than a retraction.  IMO, unless he makes a serious effort down the line, or his luck changes dramatically- that article has badly damaged Vice as a serious journo.  

Ironically, not many journalists would have minded the original article.  Hell all journos make mistakes, much, much worse than the one IMO Vice made.  There is an unspoken agreement to protect one another. If he has laid low for a while, we would have soon found a new controversy to track.

The problem is that he had to make a justification, and his 'justification' is cringe inducing and laugh worthy, and that is unforgivable.  I can see newsrooms cringing, laughing and sniggering. Bad move, man.

This is when I miss Mynah. She would have been hilarious on this.

Shades of the Nick Sitko shemozzle.

This was deleted from one of the various Facebook accounts.

Siphe Mzaidume's Media Statement regarding the letter the South African Media Claim he wrote in 2007(this will be published on 19 newspapers across South Africa including Cricinfo)

"Clive Pearson,Port Alfred High School Pupils,the teachers including the grey haired Jannet Hyde whose never been anything but a lil teacher on a salary that I spend a few drinks in one night in London..they all a bunch of sick liars and the school is a disgrace for testifying lies.

The letter,which is stronly claimed to be written by me in the daily dispatch and daily maverick on a border cricket letterhead was issued to me by border cricket following my involvement with the side during the June school holidays in 2007,I asked them to print me a letter to take back to my school as a report back of my progress during the time I spend with them,the Border head coach back then went onto ask one of the senior players to write the letter and sign it on his behalf,place it in a envelope to give to me to hand over to my headmaster Clive Pearson to read in assembly. I personally gave the letter to Clive who read it out in a packed assembly on a monday morning,I was quite astonished by what was read out and went to Pearson's office soon after that assembly and made him aware the events contained in the letter I had no knowledge of,I explained to him the person who wrote the letter on the coach's behalf obviously took it as a joke and wrote the most far fetched lies claiming I dismissed Brian Lara in Kenya who was at the 2007 world cup at the time. I approached the player who was asked to write the letter and he apologised and said he did not know it was going to be read out infront of the entire school.i then spoke to the border cricket coach to express my dissapointment and he told me to leave it as water under the bridge which is why nothing was done about it until now its been used to back lash me for leaving South Africa for England. Pearson suggested I stand infront of the school and explain to them what had happend,I was happy to do this but never heard back from him after he spoke to border cricket,I figuared they told him to forget about it as a skilful way to protect the image of the player,the coach and the cricket board.it made me realise how corrupt the system was and I felt let down in the strongest terms. I was suprised to read things like I received couseling after this incident?what counseling?the coach and the player should have received counseling and even the port alfed high school head master was definatley in need of it as what they did was not human. Funny enough two years later the same border staff gave me permision to write my own reference for my cricket Cv and forge the coach's signature. This was again an example of a violently corrupt South African system and a example of the most horrendous things that happen behind the scenes.this is what South Africa has become and it's incredibly dissapointing but good luck to them I'm glad I left when I did. " Siphe Mzaidume — with Mk Rhino Raco and 3 others.