Wednesday, June 20, 2007

YAY!!!

Pawar to inaugurate MCA website

Posted by Homer at 6/20/2007 07:59:00 AM

6 comments:

Chandan said...

Strangely the website of the BCCI has not yet seen the light of the day though the Board had announced long ago that it was in the pipeline.

BCCI Vice-President and its leading marketing committee member Lalit Modi is in charge of the process, according to Board sources.

And it won't ever see the light till these people are incharge of it!!

Gosh!!

What a thick skin they've got! They never feel embarassed about anything!

12:52 PM, June 20, 2007
Homer said...

lol :)

6:22 AM, June 21, 2007
Cricket Guru said...

You must have read what Andrew Miller had to say about the BCCI.

"But with power comes responsibility, and that is why I abhor the prospect of Pawar at the helm of the ICC. The BCCI is the most significant national board in the game, and yet it is the most dysfunctional by a distance. It has no website, no press department, no media officials, no media releases – even Zimbabwe Cricket does better than that"

http://blogs.cricinfo.com/meninwhite/archives/2007/06/the_indians_are_coming.php

8:13 AM, June 22, 2007
Anonymous said...

http://www.cricketnext.com/news/kiwis-to-decide-on-bracewells-future/25650-13.html

point to note is that contract is not even expired and they have started the process. how i wish that we live enough to see this happening here!

famous joke goes like this (cut short)...

when laloo asked god "when there will be prosperity in bihar."

god start weeping "not in my life my son!!"

8:24 AM, June 22, 2007
Cricket Guru said...

Straight point,

I don't know whether the mention of Lalu was coincidental or not, but we are staring at the possibiltiy of Lalu taking over as the BCCI president after Pawar's term in 2008!

Caught between devil and deep sea, won't you say?

8:40 AM, June 22, 2007
Kartikeya Date said...

Lalu might actually do a good job at BCCI. His work in the Railway ministry being a case in point. In general, the pattern seems to be that if you take Lalu out of Bihar, he does pretty well - well enough to be invited to lecture at Harvard Business School.

8:14 PM, June 22, 2007

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