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surely Warner wont give us another tearful press conference?
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surely Warner wont give us another tearful press conference?
So official countdown on to the presser , what do people think he will do ?
I think he is going to appeal
He's really been left with no choice but hold a press conference. I don't think its necessary, but the media won't forgive until they've had every extra piece of sensationalism they can scrape out of it. Only then will the media start on the "redemtption" angle as they have begun with Smith.Given Our Daveys self centered style coupled with his command of the English language, it seems an odd call by those advising him
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I'm expecting to hear ' I'm sorry , but ......'He's really been left with no choice but hold a press conference. I don't think its necessary, but the media won't forgive until they've had every extra piece of sensationalism they can scrape out of it. Only then will the media start on the "redemtption" angle as they have begun with Smith.
He might name names of others who knew. Not in order to come clean, but in the belief it will help to sprad the blame thinner. It is unlikely, but the sort of desparate self-serving thing he might do. (And, frankly, an accidental good thing if he did.) There's bound to be some attempt at a defence that ends up self-defeating (like Barnaby publicly questioning the paternity of his mistress' child).
I expect he will attempt to say the right things, like a politician in a scandal of their own making rather than meaningful manner. He just hits as they type of person who can't accept it is possible that he may have done something wrong.
His advisors have surely told him not to announce an appeal, but he may allude to the ACA's comments about that possibility in his defence attempts.
surely Warner wont give us another tearful press conference?
Has he reached the dizzy heights of Kyrgios or Tomic as Australia's greatest flog ?
Kyrgios is actually a decent guy. Does a lot for charity and the tennis community in Canberra. Very generous with his time and his money. Sure, he's a hot head and a bit of a clown sometimes, bou won't hear a bad word from people who have actually met and associated with him. It's the talkback callers, morning show experts and those who tune in for 15 minutes of tennis a year who seem to tar Kyrgios with a bad brush.Has he reached the dizzy heights of Kyrgios or Tomic as Australia's greatest flog ?
You jelly
I did it once, made an awful comment to an opposition player about a family member. It was 30 years ago, I can still remember where it was and the game it was in.
To this day I think "wtf was I thinking to say something like that?", although I can now see what was going on in my life at the time, and how it contributed to it all.
For many years I was ashamed but I realized eventually I had to forgive myself.
The main reason I say this is that comments like this (either from Warner or De Kock in this particular example) generally do not happen in isolation.
https://www.cricket.com.au/news/dav...tralia-test-ball-tampering-scandal/2018-03-31Is the Warner presser live online anywhere? Presume Cricket Australia won't publicise it in case he's lobbing grenades.
ABC will be streaming it on the news channel.Is the Warner presser live online anywhere? Presume Cricket Australia won't publicise it in case he's lobbing grenades.
Is the Warner presser live online anywhere? Presume Cricket Australia won't publicise it in case he's lobbing grenades.