Kumble: Aussies get preferential treatment.

Headline: Some Subi is Bitter.

In further breaking news, the sun will be rising in the East.

JGK wrote:Here is the quote from Violet:

But asked to respond to Ponting's assertion the match had been played in right spirit, Kumble said: "There was only one team playing in the spirit of the game, that's all I can say."

nothing wrong with the quote. the man speaks the truth

India plays in the spirit?

taipan wrote:India plays in the spirit?

Think they did more than Australia that particular series. No real drama though, most teams have played series where they've behaved less than impeccably compared to the opposition. That was Australias.

Shoeshine wrote:

taipan wrote:India plays in the spirit?

Think they did more than Australia that particular series. No real drama though, most teams have played series where they've behaved less than impeccably compared to the opposition. That was Australias.

Personally, I haven't seen two more objectionable teams play a series, bar a few on each side they were wholeheartedly a bag of massive qunts.

Wasn't that the series where Dhoni cheated with the gloves?

Shoeshine wrote:

taipan wrote:India plays in the spirit?

Think they did more than Australia that particular series. No real drama though, most teams have played series where they've behaved less than impeccably compared to the opposition. That was Australias.

SS, we are dealing with fractional degrees of quntishness here

taipan wrote:

Shoeshine wrote:

taipan wrote:India plays in the spirit?

Think they did more than Australia that particular series. No real drama though, most teams have played series where they've behaved less than impeccably compared to the opposition. That was Australias.

SS, we are dealing with fractional degrees of quntishness here

Yeah, don't disagree. School playground as it might be, it just seemed like a bit more quntishness on the field came from the Aussies that series. Though they didn't have a massive flounce and threaten to stop playing, whilst at the same time accusing a well-respected umpire of cheating (all off the field), which does level the score somewhat.

To me, it's seems that because the Aussies were such qunts, by de facto the Indians weren't. Personally, I haven't witnessed much more abhorrent behavior on a cricket pitch than the Indians 2007/2008. An absolute disgrace some of the tima and don't start me on that whole flounce, it makes me so bilious it beggar's belief.