tig_prmz
Well-known member
here's my 2 cents worth
12 month bans are extremely harsh on "legal terms". the australian media and public has been definitely over the top with this.
BIG however,
i havent been impressed with the aussie team's behaviour for a long time. the arrogant, holier than thou, up themselves attitude and bullying was the "culture" of the team personified highly by warner. i noticed it more and more during lehmann's tenure.
i really appreciate most of the players' toughness honestly- people like starc, pattinson, cummins etc have had multiple injuries but come back bigger, stronger and faster. you need a lot of mental toughness for that but the aussies have shown no humility when winning or losing. there is a serious lack of respect for other countries, and i repeat this hasn't been there forever- i can see how these player speak in the media and except warner there are humble and down to earth people.
smith definitely doesn't deserve what he got, i used to love watching him bat for nsw after his first stint in the baggy green.
if CA goes on to expain that these bans are over the whole attitude issue with the team i'll cop it, but they cannot possibly ban players based on what we know.
now as for lehmann, i honestly do not see how he didnt know. he was guilty as charged over the walkie talkie and what about peter handcomb SURELYYY he has to be charged for telling bancroft..
as for warner, idk if it was pre-planned or what and im certainly not gonna base the ashes victory on this but a serious investigation has to be done about when the aussies started reverse swinging the kookaburra coz of the middle order collapses in the ashes and ever since warner started wearing tape on his finger a year ago (incidentally when he broke his finger). i read elsewhere that his fingers were in the cameras a lot in the 2nd test- and behold bancroft took over the "ball shining" duties from the next test. a serious investigation needs to be carried out if CA is actually serious about this and not just doing it coz of the overreaction of media and fans.
that's all.
12 month bans are extremely harsh on "legal terms". the australian media and public has been definitely over the top with this.
BIG however,
i havent been impressed with the aussie team's behaviour for a long time. the arrogant, holier than thou, up themselves attitude and bullying was the "culture" of the team personified highly by warner. i noticed it more and more during lehmann's tenure.
i really appreciate most of the players' toughness honestly- people like starc, pattinson, cummins etc have had multiple injuries but come back bigger, stronger and faster. you need a lot of mental toughness for that but the aussies have shown no humility when winning or losing. there is a serious lack of respect for other countries, and i repeat this hasn't been there forever- i can see how these player speak in the media and except warner there are humble and down to earth people.
smith definitely doesn't deserve what he got, i used to love watching him bat for nsw after his first stint in the baggy green.
if CA goes on to expain that these bans are over the whole attitude issue with the team i'll cop it, but they cannot possibly ban players based on what we know.
now as for lehmann, i honestly do not see how he didnt know. he was guilty as charged over the walkie talkie and what about peter handcomb SURELYYY he has to be charged for telling bancroft..
as for warner, idk if it was pre-planned or what and im certainly not gonna base the ashes victory on this but a serious investigation has to be done about when the aussies started reverse swinging the kookaburra coz of the middle order collapses in the ashes and ever since warner started wearing tape on his finger a year ago (incidentally when he broke his finger). i read elsewhere that his fingers were in the cameras a lot in the 2nd test- and behold bancroft took over the "ball shining" duties from the next test. a serious investigation needs to be carried out if CA is actually serious about this and not just doing it coz of the overreaction of media and fans.
that's all.