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Comment by sanjay kumar pandey on August 14, 2012 at 11:27pm

As I said before, I would better prefer to ignore this gentleman's observations. Period.

Comment by Aman on August 14, 2012 at 7:39pm

Look Mr Pandey I don't have time to look inside you. You better read your own comment before and than write a fresh. 

Comment by sanjay kumar pandey on August 14, 2012 at 10:35am

Someone's observations do not not deserve reply from me so I would rather prefer not to reply. Anyways, this gentleman does not know what he is talking about. He is contradicting his own observations. Much strangely, he also claims to know certain things about me which even I do not know; for instance, that I am a failed man. Hitherto, I had no idea if I were not successful but a failed man. Thanks for your 'pearls of wisdom' and enlightening me!

Comment by Aman on August 14, 2012 at 10:21am

You are not an optimist but a failed man supporting a lame country. Don't be blind Pandey ji, open up your eyes check your self where you stand in the Olympic medal list. Every body loves to dream regarding their bright future like mukesh or L N mittal.  You also  prefer to see the brighter side of the picture but darling there is great difference between dreaming and seeing.

Comment by Shalu Sharma on August 14, 2012 at 12:14am

I agree, if China was to take up kabaddi and "gulli danda", they would beat India hands down all the way to Beijing. India is not an athletic nation and Indians are not the athletic type. We are bookish people, we simply cannot compete. When was the last time you heard a mother say to a child, "go out and play". Rather you will hear, "get back to your books". 

Comment by sanjay kumar pandey on August 13, 2012 at 10:50pm

I am an optimist. I would rather prefer to see the brighter side of the picture. I also fail to buy the argument that if some more countries start playing cricket, in future, India will be automatically pushed to the bottom.  

Comment by Aman on August 13, 2012 at 9:13pm

I accept your sentence that Rome was not built in a day But no body will accept if you mean to say Rome took more than 100 years to built. Ha.....Ha..... Listen Mr Pandey long long ago when there were few country playing hockey than India was Lion but when more joined in India is last. Same way today we are at the top of the world in slave game (cricket) but in future when more slave country will join in  we will be at the bottom. Isn't it Mr Pandey. 

Comment by sanjay kumar pandey on August 13, 2012 at 11:33am

Clubbing a champion team like Sri Lanka--which has won the World Cup--with the likes of Nepal & Bangladesh defies all logic even while it also prematurely brings an end to a discussion which till now had invited some thoughtful comments. And before I forget: Nepal doesn't play cricket at the international level. Period.

Comment by Shalu Sharma on August 13, 2012 at 11:26am

Beating Sri Lanka, Bangladesh or Nepal is hardly overseas. With more than a billion people obsessed with cricket there is no hope for this nation in sports. Even cricket has lost its charm. 

Comment by sanjay kumar pandey on August 13, 2012 at 11:00am

Team India's performances abroad may not be something to go to town with, but to say it never performs well overseas is hard to digest--given the fact that it has beaten almost all nations, including the likes of Australia &  South Africa, in their own backyards. As I said before, it recently beat Sril Lanka also--that too comprehensively. Mind you, beating the Sri Lankans in their own home nation, that too in style, is not easy.

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