Knowledgeable people say the 'Iron Man of India' is capable of causing an impact on the game of football. In the long run some of our upcoming youngsters from football loving states like Bengal, Punjab, Kerala, Sikkhim, Manipur, Maharashtra, Goa and other states could explore possibilities of playing for the feeder clubs, the reserves and even the main team of the 'Iron Man of India'.
Overseas exposure is what our boys need if they are to do well against opponents at the international levels.
In recent years players from Japan, Korea, Australia and the Middle East have improved a lot by playing in some of the well known leagues in the West.
I am from Pakistan, and Mittalis a gem for India,he may be NRI not living in India but still his name and struggle is a sign of true spirit of the people of our region! We can say many things but put ur self in his shoes,if any of us had done so what he has done,be assure we wud have acted more arrogantly than the humility he shows! he is a self made man and India should be well proud of him!
Its nice to hear that Mittal is buying Birmingham City. He must be having his own reasons,though its not such a great team. Though his link to India is only by birth,its nice to read about his bussiness acquisitions. I wished our Govt could encourage more NRIs like him to invest their money in India.
great news for Indian football lovers .Atleast we have our own team to cheer up and pray for.It would be a great boost in Indian football if you could sponsor Indian football accademies.Around 24 crore play football every day.Half of the world is football lovers.Great step.All the best from hundreds of players from our accademy Deepak Universal Soccer School,Calicut,Kerala
Birmingham FC is a pathetic 2 tier club in EPL , Why in the world would you like to waste money on that ? Kindly bring some of the techincally expertise from England to India to improve the condition of Indian football . May be , We people in India can appreciate that ,rather than throwing it your freaked daughter's marriage which was given overexposure of our Rubbish media .
mittal is right person to stream line the functioning of bcci,, please mittal ji take it on priority bases , you are right person to guide it and make it funtion,,
thanks to mittal bringing credit to indianness,, everyone in west see mittal a acknowldged name of indianness,, he is great guy and shouldbe,,everybusiness take first his profit,,india is dominatedby socalled middle men, poltical chamcha,, mittal like stature business wouldnot like to scoop down to third class standard as our businessmen are addicted to dicatation of shive sena like goons ,congress, otherrigional party like goons,,recent news in punjab, amerinder singh advisor was arrested for capturing the land of innocent helpless farmer,not paying money to caterer kitchen installation bill,car dealer for not paying money for the expensive car he took on hire,, what agreat dadagiri of socalled gooda of poltician,, even haryana choutala often demanded parties contribution openly and threatened opening , what a mess in india, respected peoople with bright calibre, self respect have not place in india,, all indian econmy is runing by socalled mafia and black money,, soon congress is going to see the writing on wall, poor , marginal people have not faith in their system justice and their manifesto,, india is still struck up in mediavel time of caste, relgion and jingoism,, which have beome absolate in world golbalisation fields
RE:mittal is smart guy,, we thank his manipulative and shrewdness
by ravi kumar on Jun 14, 2007 08:48 AM
ya he might be but nevertheless indian are proud of him. I dont think all other business man are not doing it enron controversy is only popular thing in india, but there are hundreds of corporate scandals all over the world. GM/hyundai/mncs all do corruption in india. When I was in finland a sweish newspaper had published an article where they had justified paying bribe in india. And informed people have the article still with them. At least mittal has given job to 360000 ppl non indians directly and I think similar number of trickle down jobs. So around 750000 ppl are getting benefitted directly/indirectly from him in addition to millions of shareholders. So I dont feel bad about him.
