Re: Re: the T O I culture
by rohit chauhan on Dec 13, 2010 04:44 AM
buddy, I was talking abt rediff and not saina. They are obsessed with sportspeople's navel photos.
PLEASE DO NOT CRITISEZE ANYONE WHO HAS GONE TO THE ASAIN GAMES. WITH THE ADVERSE TRAINING CONDTIONS IN INDIA- STILL THEY MANAGE TO BRING SOEM MEDALS TO THE COUNTRY, WITH ABSOLUTELY NO SUPPORT FORM GOVENRMENT OR PEOPLE LIKE THE CRITISIZERS HERE...OUR PEOPLE JUST WANT TO IDOLIZE THE USLELESS CRICKETERS... TAKING HUGE SUMS OF MONEY AND WATING CRORES OF PEOPLES TIME.. THE TRUE INDIANS ARE THE SOPRTSPERSONS IN THE ONTHER DISCIPLINES WHO TRAIN ON THEIR OWN AND FIGHT FOR THE COUNTRY... OUR CRICKETERS PLAY FOR IPL AND SKIP THE COUNTRY EVENTS... SO MUCH FOR NATIONALAISM..sitting in front of a PC and balming others is very easy just try running for a kilometer and then talk of others failures.......STOP THIS NONSENSE OF DOWNGARDING SANIA... THIS IS THE TIME WHEN SHE NEEDS OUR FULL SUPPORT...CHEERS TO SANIA....
Re: DO NOT CRITISIZE OUR HEROES
by navin kumar on Nov 20, 2010 12:26 PM
Cricketers are useless then You are not sport lovers.....Its depends upon time.Cricket becomes the relegion When India brought 1983 world cup and shame on you criticising cricketers.Advertiser is also not bringing up the money becoz of corruption involved in Atheletic more than cricket.Recent Corruption in Common wealth Games is the biggest examples.Ultimately a Player has to suffer somebody's sin.Sachin,Dravid,Ganguly are Pride of the country.But Sad to say People still like you Critising and preaching Lessons of Criticisim.....
Simple useless guys who dont have any credentials will all come now and start to bash a great girl who have bought fame n name to the country.. Simply sitting before a computer(Just becuase of the US guys who are lazy) and doign a crap work, u guys think u r eligible of commenting bad about the sportsmen who though earn money, have to live with the whole world watching them and evaluating them for every performance and striving hard for satisfying the guys who expect big things from them..
If u guys were thqat much concerned on the pride of the nation in the International events, why dont u try?? Can u swaer that u ll make ur kid a boxer or a archer and dont force him to money making job?? If u do it and ur kid fails one time, u ll stop posting craps against the sportsmen...
Alarm bells!!!! Stop the media and endorsement frenzy on Saina... let her concentrate on the game rather than her house, cars and moolah... they will come automatically so long as she performs... she has a good 4 years left to be the Top Badminton athlete of the world. only dedication and practise will help... and her coach Gopichand of course... All the picture -op politico's and moneybag corporates..... have some decency and crae for the nation's best bet yet....
Re: Wake -up call to Saina
by Srinivasan Krishna on Nov 19, 2010 01:05 PM
I did see the last set when saina was trailing 8-10 till the end. what was apparent was the gamemanship of the Hong Kong girl and the way she was irritating saina when she was just about to serv. make Saina wait did the trick for the HK girl. I did not think Saina was playing badly, but she sure looked a bit jaded. that is why she should keep away from the politico's and the moneybag types, if she does want to reach the top. she surely can do it, provided financial success does not go to her head. then, there will be no motivation to put oneself through the grind day in day out to be on top. just look at Roger Federer and i would say his limited endorsement spree.what a champion and what consistency! the magic mantra for roger seems keeping grounded all the time! May be Saina can learn from that champion and at home the other champion Sachin Tendulkar. one can only pray and hope she does not go the Sania way....
Failing in big events like World Badminton and Asian Games and succeeding in events like CWG. She however won the majors like Indonesian, Singapore and Malaysia Open.
Iam ashamed that we are a country of losers. I think it is in our blood to lose. Counties like Iran who have faced so much sanctions and have a tough life are much ahead. It is probably in the genes that we are both physically and mentally weak. All the hype of these so many " world champions" all biting the dust. Sports always represents the progress of a nation. It is proving clearly for the fact that China is beating the US in sports and also in prosperity. We all know only to talk and produce children....
Re: Bunch of losers
by ANIL SINGH on Nov 19, 2010 09:33 AM
one match she lost you started criticising. she had won 4 tournament in row. even roger fed loses many times in early rounds. I am still proud of players like Saina because of whom we are there in badminton atleast competitive. Its game and upset happens.
Re: Re: Bunch of losers
by ANIL SINGH on Nov 19, 2010 09:37 AM
BTW have you done anything better than producing children and criticising. China have 100 gold medal winner and hence if few of them fail it doesn't hurt them. but our bis names as always expected to come first. do you realize how much extra pressure they might be handling. easy to sit and talk lady (not sure if you are lady)
Re: Bunch of losers
by satish chandar on Nov 19, 2010 11:40 AM
Shuba.. Why dont u go and win everything that comes ur way n then come n speak/preach others??
Re: Bunch of losers
by Jaya S on Nov 19, 2010 10:36 AM
I agree with Shuba. We rely so heavy on individuals whereas China can afford to have some of their athletes fail and still end up dominating these games time and time again. It reflects poorly on our strength as a sports nation and on the whole as a nation.
Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by shubasrikrishna on Nov 19, 2010 08:49 AM
Yes be proud of him. Tomorrow some marketing guy will give him 1 Crore endorsement. All news channels will lift him as if he is god and he will flop in the next international event.
Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by Om Shanti on Nov 19, 2010 09:00 AM
He is an army man yaar ,seasoned champion.. Bajranglal Takhar (born 5 January 1981 in Sikar district, Rajasthan) in a Jat family is an Indian rower who won the first individual rowing Gold medal for India at the 2010 Asian Games held in Guangzhou.He also won the first individual rowing silver medal for India at the 2006 Asian Games held in Doha He contested in the men's single skulls rowing event at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, but failed to reach the finals. He finished with a rank of 21. He then went on to bag gold at the Asian Championships in Korea last year. He won the quota place by winning gold at the Asian qualifying championships in Shanghai. Takhar is a Naib Subedar in the Rajputana Rifles regiment of the Indian Army. He has won two gold medals in the single and double skull races in South Asian Games 2006. He was awarded with Arjun Award by Govt of India...
Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by ramaprathab sivaappa on Nov 19, 2010 02:06 PM
THis is only Int event, ok dont consider the so called CWG(colny) games a int standard, just ruling party based media mafia created such hype...
Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by satish chandar on Nov 19, 2010 11:32 AM
Stop critisising everyone ailed because of money.. If u r so much concerned about the pride and dont care about money, come on.. Practice for 4 yrs continuously and become a Olympic champion..
If u cant, then train ur kids from their childhood and make them win in all the international events without looking for money.. U guys can never know the efforts put by sportsmen and when they lose, simply come out with ur bloody mouth and foul language..
Re: Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by RAJ S on Nov 19, 2010 02:15 PM
right Satish. I stand by your views.. these usleless critics are BORN LOSERS, just because they cannot achieve anything they find fault in others
Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by RAJ S on Nov 19, 2010 02:18 PM
So what. he has earned it by practising and dedication.. so what if he basks in glory and earns a well rewarded returns.. we also work the same way.....thye should be awarded for their hard work and achivements.... and not only useless cricketers getting everything in a platter ....
Re: Re: Re: Re: India wins Rowing gold
by girish gupta on Nov 20, 2010 10:42 PM
at the end of it sports in any stream is difficult than any other profession right now in whole world and in india it the most difficult under this circumstances
