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^^^He was being sarcastic. If you read his threads, he actually wants Malik dropped from the side.
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PapaBear said:Shoaib Malik has some unique qualities as a member of the current Pak team. He can do what others cant,
He cannot bat, he cannot bowl and he cannot catch.
Now how many players in the world have this unique combination of qualities?
No body has all of these qualities in the current team.
Therefore, in order to save this precious treasure he should be tied, put in an airtight drum and locked in a container, ship the container to Sialkot and keep it in a locked warehouse until Pakistan have completed the tour to England in Aug, 2010.
Anything less than that and we would see him playing for Pakistan again and wasting his talents. He must be preserved and not wasted.!!
Sultan Yusuf said:I second that! I'm in full support!
Luton Bad Boy said:I would also join that band-wagon..
For someone who called him a good T20 and ODI player, where is Ahmed Zulfiqar with the stats for Shoaib Malik performing in a winning cause for Pakistan (barring CT 100 vs India)..
His attitude, childish mannerisms and lack of team spirit are hindering any progress Pakistan are likely to make...
If there is a cull in the team, he along with his bosom buddies should be the first to go in the chopping block
And his evil ways and conspiracies that he plans against other star players and captains. Anyone with these characteristics; if I was the coach I would kick him out even if he had an average of 80 plus. Discipline comes first.....He is known to have lost matches on purpose during Pak T20 championship when he captained Sialkot, he is a political animal and God knows what he was upto in the last test and why he performed so miserably.Luton Bad Boy said:I would also join that band-wagon..
For someone who called him a good T20 and ODI player, where is Ahmed Zulfiqar with the stats for Shoaib Malik performing in a winning cause for Pakistan (barring CT 100 vs India)..
His attitude, childish mannerisms and lack of team spirit are hindering any progress Pakistan are likely to make...
If there is a cull in the team, he along with his bosom buddies should be the first to go in the chopping block
PapaBear said:And his evil ways and conspiracies that he plans against other star players and captains. Anyone with these characteristics; if I was the coach I would kick him out even if he had an average of 80 plus. Discipline comes first.....He is known to have lost matches on purpose during Pak T20 championship when he captained Sialkot, he is a political animal and God knows what he was upto in the last test and why he performed so miserably.
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:the stats are all over this and another thread, Easa did a pretty good job of breaking down his performances...someone who was not blinded by hate would see them clearly
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:
what a load of BS and manipulating of the facts
that match in T20 was a very unique situation, his team had been knocked out of the tourney because of the 'match-fixing' of 2 other teams, and he lost on purpose to make a point...it was a dumb thing to do, but sometimes doing something wrong to make your point has to be done
as for the political animal and all other bakwaas, just words with no factual basis whatsoever...he's no angel, hell nobody in the team is, but making him out to be the Great Manipulator is horsesh!t
PapaBear said:
http://legslip.com/2009/08/07/
More Facts about Malik
Still he has a big clout and a lobby of supporters within the PCB and among the commentators like, Ramiz Raja, Waqar Younus and not to mention Inti Alam and Yawar Saeed.
Abdul Qadir, when he was the chief selector spotted Malik’s negative tactics and forming groups and alliances creating divisions and factionalism in the team during the time Pakistan was playing against Australia in Dubai and asked for Malik’s removal from the team.
In fact Abdul Qadir used a very strong word he said, “I wanted to kick out Shoaib Malik from the team. But, it was Butt who paid no heed to my recommendation.” One of the major differences between Abdul Qadir and Ijaz Butt is Shoaib Malik’s presence in the team and he resigned because of this.
Shoaib Malik’s personal vindictiveness against anyone who is a threat to him, be it Shahid Afridi or, Fawad Alam is not just against those individuals – it is against Pakistan team.
His presence in the team is like a growing cancer, he is like the dead fish in a pond that pollutes the whole pond, he needs to be chucked out ASAP.
Luton Bad Boy said:Such an astute person like Abdul Qadir cannot be challenged in his opinions. I would not accuse him of lying, as he appeared genuinely interested in seeing Pakistan progress.
His stint as selector was refreshing and innovative and he clearly saw issues within the team.
Maybe Ahmed Zulfiqar will tell you those quotes are made up and Shoaib Malik hardly mutters anything in the dressing room..
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:an average of 36 in Test cricket is not exactly disastrous...he, like many other players, needs to pick up his game, but to say he is not good enough for Test cricket is ridiculous...fielding errors are unacceptable at any level of cricket, let alone the 5 day game, and the whole team needs to get a stern hiding for their pitiful catching in this match
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:I'm shocked to see such a low level of comprehension from a university student...guess I'll have to spell it out for you...'disastrous' would mean complete and utter failure at Test level...and neither did I say that it was 'good enough for me'...there is no doubt Malik needs to improve his performances, as I already stated in the post you just quoted...my suggestion would be to read thoroughly before responding.
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:I'm shocked to see such a low level of comprehension from a university student...guess I'll have to spell it out for you...'disastrous' would mean complete and utter failure at Test level...and neither did I say that it was 'good enough for me'...there is no doubt Malik needs to improve his performances, as I already stated in the post you just quoted...my suggestion would be to read thoroughly before responding.
Luton Bad Boy said:You really face a lone battle in your backing for the clique of Pakistan cricket.
Thinking long-term e.g. longer than one series, Pakistan have to do away with Salman Butt (more than enough chances given) Misbah ul Haq (how long will he last...he is no Jayasuriya), Shoaib Malik (his dip in form and people skills make him a prime candidate to drop)
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:the only player for which I would accept being called biased would be SB, the rest, no way...I defend all our players equally...Malik is the Villain of the week today, tomorrow it could be Kamran or Umar Gul, anybody, it doesn't matter...these blokes have won matches for Pakistan and have shown they are good enough to mix it with the best in intl. cricket
Luton Bad Boy said:No denying that, but, seeing signs of Pakistan moving on in terms of bowling, it is really disheartening to see players that have not performed yet, still make it in the playing XI
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:lol, to each his own then...the problem with Malik is either he gets knocked over early, or when he does get set, does not go through with his innings, and gets out between 30-40...definitely needs to sort that out
Juggernaut said:Oh really? Did you figure that all on your own? I'm at Uni so I couldn't fugure that out
In all seriousness, you've pointed out his problems which are some pretty major problems in my opinion and you still think we shouldn't give up on the guy. Come on AZ be realistic.
And experiance doesn't count for jack if you don't have the talent and determination to back it up with.
Lets not get overly dramatic. Malik is no villain. He's just a poor player. Just like Salman Butt. Your like one of those PPP supporters who realise that the Govt. is a piece of **** and yet you still support them.
Juggernaut said:Oh really? Did you figure that all on your own? I'm at Uni so I couldn't fugure that out
In all seriousness, you've pointed out his problems which are some pretty major problems in my opinion and you still think we shouldn't give up on the guy. Come on AZ be realistic.
And experiance doesn't count for jack if you don't have the talent and determination to back it up with.
Lets not get overly dramatic. Malik is no villain. He's just a poor player. Just like Salman Butt. Your like one of those PPP supporters who realise that the Govt. is a piece of **** and yet you still support them.
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:F-I-G-U-R-E not fugure!
I am being realistic...when I see the technique of Fawad and friggin' Faisal Iqbal as the replacements, doesn't really give me a lot of confidence
What in the world does his mediocre captaincy have to do with his batting and place in team? I guess the Windies should have dropped Lara and India should have dropped Tendulkar cause they were both horrible captains.Luton Bad Boy said:Another memory that really annoys me about Shoaib Malik.
When South Africa visited Pakistan, his selection and tactics used in that match exposed how mentally he was for that job.
When visiting India, he displayed this warm chamcha giri nature to the Indian team and even Dhoni noted that 'Pakistan are not as aggressive as they have always been when they visit India'
Those two series were the signs of the times ahead for his captaincy and during his reign 'he did play for his average more for the team' a trend that still appears to continue...
Easa said:What in the world does his mediocre captaincy have to do with his batting and place in team? I guess the Windies should have dropped Lara and India should have dropped Tendulkar cause they were both horrible captains.
As for Malik, he should sit out the next Test match, regroup himself, and try to force his way back. But if the alternative is Faisal Iqbal, then I'm sorry, I'd even take a physically retarded Shoaib Malik on one leg over Faisal Iqbal.
Its quite a stark difference from two or three years ago.Ahmed Zulfiqar said:lol yep, I think it's what, 3 people pulling for Malik here?
Easa said:Its quite a stark difference from two or three years ago.
Thats when about three people were against Malik - everyone else was a fan. How times change. Quite similar to the praise for Shahid Afridi on this site; its only temporary. Sooner of later he'll do something that will anger most people but they'll all come rushing back when he starts performing again. Seen it happen many a time.
Easa said:Its quite a stark difference from two or three years ago.
Thats when about three people were against Malik - everyone else was a fan. How times change. Quite similar to the praise for Shahid Afridi on this site; its only temporary. Sooner of later he'll do something that will anger most people but they'll all come rushing back when he starts performing again. Seen it happen many a time.
Zaz said:All them dropped catches plus no runs in 4 test inninjgs should be the last nail in his immediate intnl cricket coffin
Juggernaut said:if he comes back after this I'm just gonna have to put it down to dodgy dealings behind the scenes.
My comment had nothing at all to do with the respective talents or lack thereof of the two players. I'm a big Afridi fan.the_game said:Unlike Malik, Afridi is a very talented cricketer. All the hate on him has always been because of the fact that he did not show any patience while batting; with Malik, we all realize now (some of us realized it way beforehand) that he's a hopeless case. Big, BIG, difference between the two.
Easa said:My comment had nothing at all to do with the respective talents or lack thereof of the two players. I'm a big Afridi fan.
The point I was trying to make was that nothing is permanent with Pakistani fans. We are a fickle bunch and I wouldn't be surprised if this support club overflows with "supporters" once he starts performing again, which will just be a matter of time. This is a tried and tested thing; it'll just take time.
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:1 - the T20 incident, like I stated earlier, was a bad decision by Malik...it was a lot like what Inzy did at Lord's in 2006...the wrong thing to do, but I can see why they did it.
Ahmed Zulfiqar said:2 - Abdul Qadir also accused the team of being match-fixers, and also said he would drop Younis Khan if he had the choice...hardly the most stable character out there...and you fail to see that he also made his biased selections in the form of Ahmed Shehzad
After shahid afridi..malikvslee said:he's the best player
saeed-sohail said:Malik = talentless wonder of cricket.
Yes I thought he was rubbish.That was some of the worst bowling and field placings.in_cutter said:..did you say the same when he helped us kick India's as*??
Oh please oxy remind us.Oxy said:Any one remember how the last 'Malik support thread' ended up
saeed-sohail said:Oh please oxy remind us.
Oxy said:This is the least supporting 'support' thread Ive ever seen!
saeed-sohail said:Yes I thought he was rubbish.That was some of the worst bowling and field placings.
Oxy you legend. Plz retire whilst you are at the top.Oxy said:Here it is...about 150 replies & 2-3 people supporting him!!!
http://www.pakpassion.net/ppforum/showthread.php?t=87016&page=2&pp=80&highlight=malik+support
This is what I said then......
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Sohaib-789 said:I dont hate Malik. hes a class act and will always remain one. This is the same guy who took the captaincy when all the so called seniors backed out. Same Guy who is prepared to bat at any position in tests.
Wait! I am about to create an anti malik thread.Oxy said:I mean, 'where do I sign up'??
saeed-sohail said:Wait! I am about to create an anti malik thread.
IMMY69 said:Shoiab Malik who???
Does he average 50+ in tests Or even 40+??
How many years has he been playing an how many centuries has he scored for pakistan?
What's his record like outside Pakistan?
I cant beleive the depths some people have fallen to when they can create pages and pages of support messages for someone who has been an extremely mediocre ofr Pakistan and certainly a player who would not have been fit enough to tie the laces of the some of the fantastic batsman we've had over the years.
You will be surprised my friend.in_cutter said:..what was any Pak batsman record like outside Pakistan???