Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by Shiv Shanker on May 10, 2010 05:59 PM
It started all away from Azhar period and still continuing god knows wen it will end. People are fools to watch this sort of gimmicks on TV and wasting valuable phase of their life and nation
Re: Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by SUBRAMANIAN NAIR on May 10, 2010 07:12 PM
Dear Shiv Shanker you are absolutly correct, people are wasting their valuable life watching this usless betting and match fixing game, We try to promote Football and Hockey.
Re: Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by hyderabad on May 10, 2010 07:04 PM
ok shiv shankar...u find already a scape goat azhar to be the starter,,,,people like gavaskar and ravi shastri were in the fray from long time...go back to history...match fixing started long before india got independence...britisher used to down play with the kings just to please them and conquer them...azhar was a scape goat and still a scape goat....since azhar is not a marathi manoos and has no support like pawar or dalmia or likes...he was desteoyed..
Re: Re: Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by SUBRAMANIAN NAIR on May 10, 2010 07:14 PM
Hyderabad, Please today most people educated, So think about out valuable life that we are wasting.
Re: Re: Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by Nachimuthu Palanisami on May 10, 2010 07:09 PM
What kind of arguement is this? So do you support Azhar? It seems you were deeply hurt by the ''injustice'' meted out to the ''honorable and truthful'' Azhar
Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by truethistrueth on May 10, 2010 05:55 PM
Cricket is a bullshit game, if cricket and movies banned in India, we will gain growth 10 times faster.
Re: Re: Sue Sue Sue !!!
by One Liner on May 10, 2010 07:16 PM
Your post is a BBS. There is nothing wrong to have a good entertainment. Almost every country has its passion in sports and entertainment. In Europe and many other countries including almost all South American countries, it is Soccer (our football). In US it is (their) football. In India it is hollywood, In Euope it is theatre. In US it is Hollywood. These industries generate jobs for million and entertainment for billions. Please remember this adage or one of its many variants?: "No play makes John a dull boy"
