Funny world. Call a person a monkey and it is a big hulla gulla. But abuse his mother and it is just a small fine.
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Originally posted by viggy
BCCI councel VR Manohar started with Symonds asking: What did Harbhajan call you?
"A big monkey," Symonds replied. "He kept repeating monkey, monkey, big monkey.
Manohar: What were the exact words?
Symonds: I don't remember.
Manohar to Hayden: Did you hear Harbhajan call Symonds a big monkey?
Hayden: I didn't hear him, but I heard Symonds say "Did you call me a monkey?" So I told Harbhajan "that's the second time you have said it. It's racial vilification."
CA legal team to Harbhajan: Did you call him a big monkey or make any racist comment?
Harbhajan: No, I did not (firm in his reply).
CA legal team: What exactly did you say?
Harbhajan: I admit that I abused him and said "Teri Maa Ki..."
Justice Hansen: What is the meaning of this slang?
Harbhajan: It means "Your mother's ****"
Justice Hansen: In that case it's a case of abuse but not racial abuse.
Three weeks of drama ended with Harbhajan's half a day's pay and a lot of sleepless nights.
http://www.cricketnext.com/news/what-transpired-in-the-harbhajan-hearing/29293-13.html</font>
only if he knew the meaning of what Bhaji actually said ...would have been a halla bol.
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Originally posted by Iceberg
Funny world. Call a person a monkey and it is a big hulla gulla. But abuse his mother and it is just a small fine.
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Mumbai Maazi Ladki ...
The truth is finally coming out ...... think the Aussues just wanted to intimidate Harbajan .... but the controversy grew on them . They never expected the Indian's to put their full weight behind this "racism "bussiness
Look at what Symonds is saying now ..........
"Symonds couldn't recall if he had heard Harbhajan use that particular Hindi abuse and accepted that it was a possibility. He also didn't find favour with the judge with his explanation for abusing Harbhajan after he had patted Brett Lee on the back side. Symonds said he had objected because "a Test match is no place to be friendly with an opposition player" but Hansen dismissed that explanation ("If that is his view I hope it is not one shared by all international cricketers".
Michael Clarke's account was critical, considering that it did not coincide favourably with the rest. "It is not without significance that the Australian players maintain other than Mr Symonds that they did not hear any other words spoken, only the ones that are said to be of significance to this hearing," Hansen said.
"This is a little surprising in the context where there was a reasonably prolonged heated exchange. Indeed Mr Clarke went so far as to say that he did not hear Mr Symonds say anything. Given Mr Symonds' own acceptance that he initiated the exchange and was abusive towards Mr Singh, that is surprising. This failure to identify any other words could be because some of what they were hearing was not in English."
Read http://content-usa.cricinfo.com/ausvind/content/current/story/334196.html
Times have the Audio Clip ... with Video that we all have seen during the match & after
http://broadband.indiatimes.com/videoshow/2743938.cms
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Mumbai Maazi Ladki ...
Here's the article to read
http://www.smh.com.au/news/cricket/from-suits-and-civility-to-tshirts-and-sledging/2008/01/30/1201369227880.html
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Former Invincible Neil Harvey brands Australian cricketers "a pack of morons".
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The former Test selector saved his hardest stroke for Ponting: "I think he's been a little bit weak about the way he's handled things. You need someone to set an example, and in my mind I don't think he's the right bloke to do it. This used to be a gentleman's game and I can't see why it should change."
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Are you there?
Here is another one -> http://www.cricketnext.com/news/simple-symonds-well-evidently-not-so/29309-13-single.html
Now where does this leave Proctor? Surely, he needs to be accountable. doesn't he? May be with both India and Pak (Oval test) at the receiving end, he will be another Mike Denness like case?
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