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chekkanu thettu illandu ezhuthunnudu ...nalla rhyming words ..poochandi , thimmati , poonadham ...palathum adiyam ayitu anu kekanathu enkilum vaayikumpo full on chiri :lol:Quote:
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Originally Posted by Don Mathew
chekkanu thettu illandu ezhuthunnudu ...nalla rhyming words ..poochandi , thimmati , poonadham ...palathum adiyam ayitu anu kekanathu enkilum vaayikumpo full on chiri :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by veecee
ha ha ha ha ha........................gopu mone pidichavarokke................gopi aayi..............................ippo meyyappanum, neyyappanum, ayyappanum, sreenivasanum, sakshiyum, okke aayi...............
paavam............nammude sreeye suspend cheyyan pathrasammelanam nadathiya sreenivaasan................ippo dismiss aavenda gathi aayi.............
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17: 20 pm: Subrata Roy blames BCCI and N Srinivasan for leaving IPL
Describing the sequence of events as “sad, irritating and disgusting” Sahara chief Subrata Roy painted a sorry picture of himself and blamed the BCCI for the Pune Warriors backing out of the IPL.
“In the last 13-14 years we enjoyed harmony with the BCCI till Mr Shashank Manohar was there…After that it is so disgusting,” Roy told Times Now.
“A sports body should have a sportsman spirit and should not be egoistic,” he said.
Roy wrote to the president but didn’t even get an acknowledgement. he also spoke of a telephone conversation where he said the BCCI chief fobbed him off saying he was busy with his grandchild.
Roy said he had been advised to withdraw from the IPL after the tournament began but had chosen not to do so and spoke to the IPL commissioner Rajiv Shukla about it.
onnam number aanakkallan aanu ee sreenivasan...................paavam sashi tharoor keralthinu otu team inu vendi vadhichapposhekkum enthokke aayirunnu polappu..........ividathe mediayakkar......Quote:
Originally Posted by josemon17
ivane okke sarikkum onnu alakki veluppichaal mathi..............ee IPL choothattathinte muzhuvan kalikalum ariyaam...............
dna exclusive: Guru always had links with bookies of Chennai, Dubai, reveals BCCI chief N Srinivasan's son Ashwin
In a startling revelation to dna's Yogesh Pawar, Ashwin alleges his sister's husband was into betting for a long time. He also alludes that his father has Dubai connections and not just with the ICC.
His family is turning out to be his biggest enemy. Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) chief N Srinivasan, who is already facing the heat with his son-in law Gurunath Meiyappan being sought by the police in connection with the probe into the spot-fixing scandal in the IPL, now has to contend with his disgruntled son, who has opened a can of worms about the family’s “dubious connections”.
Ashwin, 44, minces no words while disclosing his brother-in-law’s alleged involvement in betting and spot-fixing. “Guru (he addresses Meiyappan that way) had several connections with known bookies from Chennai and Dubai and was regularly in touch with them even before the IPL started.” he said. “What began as a relatively smaller side-business became a full-fledged one over the years.”
Pointing out how Meiyappan is a Chettiar, a community known for its affinity to trade and business, Ashwin told dna: “He has been steadily increasing his foothold over my father’s business. Publicly, his wife and my sister Rupa is an executive director in India Cements, my father’s company, and Guru has agreed to merely remain the head of Chennai Super Kings.”
The MBA in finance from Cornell University is equally forthcoming about his father’s “questionable” decision to invest in a small aircraft, which needed refuelling, when he could own one. “On all his trips, to and from anywhere abroad, isn’t it strange that the mighty N Srinivasan has to waste four hours in Dubai every time while his aircraft refuels? And mind you, the fuel halt will not be at Kuwait, Sharjah or anywhere else,” the son of BCCI’s most powerful man disclosed.
“Who are these regular golf partners he plays with on these halts?” According to Ashwin, Srinivasan has the wherewithal to buy a bigger aircraft, but still chose to invest in one which requires a fuelling halt “for convenient reasons”.
Turning his ire to his brother-in-law again, Ashwin says Guru is purposely poisoning his parents’ mind to ensure that the rift between them widens. A year ago, Ashwin accused his father of homophobia and of using his clout to unleash a cycle of violence against him and his partner Avi Mukherjee. The couple alleged that the police picked them up from Escobar, an upmarket Bandra restaurant-pub, on April 30, 2012, and beat them with iron rods at the behest of Srinivasan.
Calling his brother-in-law ungrateful, Ashwin said: “He keeps raising my drug-addiction problem to tell people how he was pushed into lending a helping hand in my father’s businesses when even he knows that I am more qualified and experienced than him.” As proof that his partner and he stayed away from drugs since 2002, Ashwin showed dna their urine reports. Their psychiatrist Dr SL Khanna confirmed the same.
Ashwin reveals that his parents were unhappy when Guru and Rupa started dating each other after meeting at the Madras Club while playing pool. “They were livid because he was not a Brahmin, but a Chettiar. My mother, Chitra, threatened to disown Rupa, but my father, who cursed Guru and his family to the skies after gulping down five scotches every evening, had no qualms joining him over golf given the clout of his family-run AVM Group,” said Ashwin, who has in the past headed the projects department at the ABB Group’s Zurich office.
According to him, his parents were in talks with chess champion Viswanathan Anand for marrying Rupa, but she eventually married Guru. “When my maternal uncle Shankar passed away, my parents did not want to call them for the last rites, but I persisted with my mother and saw to it that they were called,” he revealed.
“Though Rupa and Guru have not spoken to me since I fell foul with my parents, I feel no rancour against them. But how can I tolerate him maligning me for a drug problem from a decade ago to manipulate my parents?”
Repeated attempts to reach Meiyappan and Srinivasan on their cellphones and their Chennai and Kodaikanal residences drew a blank.
ee my%* n ennum keralaghin apanamaayirunnu. fieldile komalitharangale patti paranjal ..njan 20-20 ind- pak final time bglr il aayirunnu. kadayile tv yil noki roadil ninnu kannadakarude koode aanu kali kandathu.ee knapane kaanikumbozhe avanmarellam chiriyaanu.
bowlerinjitulla akrosham kaanumbo alkaru vicharivhu bhayankara karuthan aanennu, kanda panjabide kayyeenu adi medichitu mulakudiunna pillaru karayunna pole karayuka.
huuuuuuu....orthitu sahikan vayya. .kerala ikon panna thay%*/
17:30 pm: Roy says Srinivasan should quit
“If I am betting or even my son is betting, it is wrong. We can make teams win or lose if we want,” Roy said, adding however that the police would decide the guilt of Meiyappan.
He also denied any knowledge of any betting in the T20 league or the paying of black money to players by teams to hold on to them.
“Black money is something Sahara does not believe in it,” Roy said, adding that his company only worked in legitimate businesses.
He also sought that sports bodies be improved across the country.
Roy said that Sahara had a great relation with the BCCI until Srinivasan took over.
17: 25 pm: Roy says Srinivasan has conflict of interest, says his problem only with BCCI chief and not the organisation
“There should be minimum culture…” Roy said, adding ”This way one cannot be with anybody.”
He also protested the manner in which the BCCI had taken the bank guarantees submitted from the IPL after the last league match that the Pune team played.
When asked if his problem was only with N Srinivasan, Roy said,”I have only a problem with him.”
Roy also raised questions about how Srinivasan could be the head of the disciplinary committee while owning a team playing in the IPL.
“With this system, we have had a bad feeling all along. We are treated like we are nothing in cricket,” Roy said.
He said he didn’t know what other franchise owners thought of Srinivasan, but they had expressed the sentiment that they were unhappy with the BCCI.
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/cricketne...393578-78.html
:ennekollu: :ennekollu: illenkil ettinte pani kittum
Sources say that the BCCI is consulting the rulebook to decide on the future of CSK franchise. Sources say that CSK faces termination if Gurunath is arrested by the Mumbai Police. The rulebook states that a franchise can be terminated if it fails to match certain defined criteria. The franchise can be terminated if the owner acts in any way that has an adverse effect on the IPL's reputation.
Neyyapan kuttaakaran aanennu kandethiyal CSK ban vangum ...