The Day We Killed Bob Woolmer

pool of blood, vomit... hmm... doesn`t sound like a heart attack to me or even poisening, sounds more like ODing to me.

also.. education does not necessarily teach discipline, don`t blame the teams lack of discipline on lack of education. Lack of discipline is generally the pakistani culture. Our nation is very lazy.

For the life of me, I can`t see what`s so offensive about Masadi`s #63 that has everybody`s chaddis in a twist. Seems to me the goatherd in his usual semi-literate style was just making the point that the humiliation of losing to a third-rate team compounded Woolmer`s heart problems causing him to collapse. Bringing in the goraa angle is second nature to guys like Masadi, but it`s hardly offensive.

I found Zeemax`s post on another board (directed to Doc Gill) MUCH more offensive.

Ref zeemax #87

[tahmes saheb, honestly I was disturbed by that remark ... but I know Masadi Saheb is not like that .. and who am I to throw the first stone?]

This from a man who is ready to throw the first boulder at blasphemers, adultresses, and those who are even thinking of asking questions about the Koran!

I am surprised, nay, shocked at your moderation!

{`` Yes… it is true, we killed Bob Woolmer. Pakistani cricket is to blame for the demise of one of the most influential personalities of the sport. I along with many believe he was poisoned. Why else would one be lying in a pool of their own vomit and blood``}

Zarrar Sahib,
Really? I am sorry to hear of the sad demise of this capable sports personality. I am rather disgusted by your playing Sherlock and Masadi Sahib and Maulana Urstruly playing the roles of UBL and Ayman Zawahoori respectively, though not very respectfully. Is an inebriated Hamidumdum2 Sahib the best that Pakistan has to offer on FP? Can you imagine if he too went on the wagon? If Pakistan has to choose between a brick throwing lawyer and a brick shitting hypocrite, we may as well beg Gen. Jagjit Singh Arora to save our ``ghazis`` once more. :)

Re #93

... No. Marilyn Monroe`s death, like everything else, was a job of the Zionists. They did it to make the ummah look bad ... so that they can grab more of Palestine ...

Like other human being,very same sad morning , i read the news .
later i saw this article and learned how he was poisioned ,killed after conspiracy,that was unvieled by sherlock holmes (Mr Zarrar) clues were so evident that neither his wife nor any one else ,pointed out the team or pakistan borad,but Mr Zarrar who was so close to the team and alone with Mr woolmer ,that he happened to read the``black diary`` of the coach ,in which the name of the KILLER was highlighted under the date of the incident.
I am amazed how a death of a coach ,who worked hard on my Pakistani team, was painted as a homcide case,and worst of all, mullah`s and tableeighi`s are acussed.
it is the hatred of writer and the commeterians ,that a simple death of a person ,is all along linked to mullah`s all of a sudden, what a bigotry!!! i say
I wana ask , can a person simply die in this world ,with out mullah`s being guilty for it ,especially in CHowk!
i wonder ,one day Marlyn Monroe`s death would be linked to mullah`s as well.
may be one of the chowkies ,has already started something about it .!!

Get rid of that evangelical Inzi -- the deluded hirsuit is more interested in players piety than in Sport`s strategy-- he is not doing cricket he is doing Islam and then eating like a pig -- he is getting fatter by day -- can`t run fast with that big belly and an extra load of beard.
Time to retire him on a lean diet.

#90 by zeemax on March 20, 2007 1:30pm PT

haha...you`re on a jihad for what? setting the record for being on public dole the longest?

#89 by hamidm2,

That`s the extent of your wisdom. Masadi is not a Jihadi. I am a Jihadi. Can`t you tell the difference?

tahmed,

..... well, i am surpprised that zeemax is surprised at masadi`s uncouth remarks ...... after all, masadi is the quintessential jihadi who is so admired by zeemax and others of his ilk ............

#86 by tahmed32

The only person you dont criticize is someone whom you think is beyond hope.

Yes ... you`re right.

Just for this, a small and a very sad poem for you:

You always hurt, the one you love;
... the one you shouldn`t hurt at all.

You always take, the sweetest rose;
... and crush it till the petals fall.

You always break, the kindest heart;
... with a hasty word you can`t recall.

So if I broke, your heart last night;
... it`s because, I love you most of all.

Regards.

#86 by tahmed32,

tahmes saheb, honestly I was disturbed by that remark ... but I know Masadi Saheb is not like that .. and who am I to throw the first stone?

Maybe Masadi Saheb will come forth and relieve us of the cruelty of his remark which has agonised many interactors.

zeemax: I think you should in fact only criticize those whom you respect - no one is perfect. and criticism helps them gain even more of your respect. The only person you dont criticize is someone whom you think is beyond hope. The ancient Greeks used to pay people to criticize their works.

Thus, I have sometimes criticized you when I notice a gap (even a teeny weeny gap) between your posts and perfection. :-)

#82 by Naqshbandi,

Yes I`m surprised at Masadi Saheb`s comment as well .. but I will not criticise him out of tremendous respect for him. Maybe he`ll explain when he wishes.

Jamaican Police Treats Pakistan Coach Bob Woolmer’s Death As Unexplained And Suspicious

He said as the death was unexplained it was being treated as suspicious.

``We would always treat any sudden death - even in the UK - as suspicious until we can prove otherwise,`` Shields added.

Re: # 81

in cricket we were never number 1 in the 90s but number 2. for the early 90s it was still WI.
after that it was the aussies. we were on a par with them when was and waq were at their peak but didnt have the overall strength to be number 1.