Shakib is not a very likable character, yes he may be the second best player Bangladesh have ever produced after Ashraful. But, he shouldn't act so arrogant towards others. He is demanding way too much power, now he wants power in team selection. Because his best friend rockbull flop didn't get selected he is showing his disappointment.
Our new Coach Stuart Law arrived in Dhaka and Shakib decided to skip the 1st and 2nd meeting, he simply sent a txt message but later was asked to send an official letter for his absence of leave. He showed up two days after, but was too late as the news came out that he was busy shooting for a commercial ad

hence skipped the meeting. Right now we don't have better players than Shakib so he's controlling everything and got the stupid public behind him. He can be a good politician, no doubt about that.
Below is a direct post from our previous bowling Coach Ian Pont. There's a hint about our players unprofessional ism.
"You will forgive me if I do not attempt to unintentionally assassinate any player by name. But suffice to say that people's attitudes often change when they feel they are untouchable. What I mean by that is it is natural for a player, the more he feels safe in a side, to become 'changed' in his idea of self-importance. It is usually less mature players that get affected more greatly as they think they are able to be undroppable and therefore able to act pretty much as they wish without much comeback.
Certain players can also avoid doing the things expected of international cricketers to train hard, work hard and go the extra mile. After all, if you are a vital member of the team then the team needs you regardless of what you might do off the field or say.
What I like about players like Strauss, Tendulkar, Kallis, Lee, etc, is they remain humble and grateful for their opportunities and skills. They continually strive to be excellent. They are role models and mature players who rarely step out of line deliberately or try to cause a fuss. This of course then influences other players in their sides to be the same, meaning you have a team that builds from within, driven by the good things that make sides great, and by an inbuilt need to be the best they can. This is my guess as to what Stuart Law is hoping the Bangladesh players will do or are able to do."