Isnt this an unprofessional behaviour? If he knew that he can't stay away from home for long, why did he make himself available for the tournament? Somebody else would have been selected in his place for the tournament & perhaps performed better than the 17 runs that Mrcus scored in the 2 innings. No sympathy for a selfish person.
Re: unprofessional behaviour?
by sagar h on Oct 16, 2009 05:04 PM
think as cricker who played lot of matches for his country..as u said atleast he return home just played 2 matches..
Re: Re: unprofessional behaviour?
by Saurabh Paranjape on Oct 16, 2009 08:11 PM
I don't know if I'm being partial towards our sub-continent players, but had this been a player from the sub-continent, there would have been a lot of media bashing along with opinions from the so called greats of the game (Read Sanjay Manjrekar) about ethics & professional behaviour & how somebodys mom could have played better cricket.
What trescothik did was definately not acceptable & he should be shown the door for domestic matches also for un-professional behaviour.
huh...my 5 year old daughter is better... i have a degree in psychology but never thought this would happen to a professional sportsman... also heard once graham thorpe went back from tour bcoz his wife was apparently sleeping with someone...grow up poms,just see Shane Warne
Somerset batsman Marcus Trescothick will miss the remaining matches of the Champions League Twenty20 and return back to England following recurrence of a stress-related illness.
My dear Rediff editors, why not you check your language before publishing? Saying "return back" is not the correct usage. Say either "return to" or "will go back to".
While we observe many using "return back to"..., it is not expected from Rediff also. Please correct.
Re: MInd your language Rediff Editors
by PAPAPIPI on Oct 16, 2009 11:36 AM
Please.Even the English people has also accepted that language for communication and not for creating elite people.In the fast computer age,even the school kids dont have the time to study the grammer.Even most of teachers in the school also dont know the basics of grammer.
Re: Re: MInd your language Rediff Editors
by SR Hari on Oct 16, 2009 11:53 AM
English people "has" or "have" accepted? And when wass that? Let us not take shelter under the premises that most of the teachers also do not know the basics of grammar. If everybody wants to duck and use incorrect language, this will be the plight.
Re: Re: Re: MInd your language Rediff Editors
by KapilKumar kama on Oct 16, 2009 02:35 PM
Why are you using also often in your comments? Please try to know, when you could use "also" before commenting on others!
Re: Re: Re: MInd your language Rediff Editors
by PAPAPIPI on Oct 16, 2009 12:03 PM
Nothing is going to happen....Will you take the pain of going to schools to School and teach good English for the comiing Generation.
Accept the fact that Language is for communication.Not for argumets and finding the fault of others.
Re: illness
by PAPAPIPI on Oct 16, 2009 11:33 AM
Just like Parveen Babi,he is also suffering from Paranoid Schizophrenia.May be he is afraid all the Indians,Australians and,Westindies people are trying to kill him.
What is this stress related illness? can someone explain ? He seems to get it only while touring the subcontinent. He is perfectly ok when going to ANZ !
Re: mystery disease
by PAPAPIPI on Oct 16, 2009 11:24 AM
Just like Parveen Babi,he is also suffering from Paranoid Schizophrenia.May be he is afraid all the Indians,Australians and,westindies people are trying to kill him.
Re: Re: home alone
by vijay kumar on Oct 16, 2009 11:39 AM
I say it as i see it. A professional player has to keep his emotions in check and not make a fool of himself again and again. If he was not sure of his so called mental condition he shouldnt have come to India in the first place.
Re: Re: Re: home alone
by Manu Zach on Oct 16, 2009 12:01 PM
An illness is never an invited guest...no matter whether it is mentalor physical. So, my dear bro Vijay, please think before you post.
Re: Re: Re: Re: home alone
by vijay kumar on Oct 16, 2009 12:25 PM
I agree that illness is not a Invited guest, what you have said is quite correct, but one should be aware of the illness, if ur not then ur denying the reality. Last time when we went back to england he claimed that it was a case of food poisoning and tried to hide the real fact. If u cant face the reality than ur not a sportsperson, whether u have a bat or ball in hand.
Re: Re: Re: home alone
by kiran kumar kaul on Oct 16, 2009 12:07 PM
Vijay Kumar God save from this affliction. Once it afflicts even if you are tiger you will behave like a timid mouse even while knowing fully well that you are tiger and not the mouse. still
