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AFLW 2024 - Round 9 - Indigenous Round - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
I'm looking at it more from the point of view of counteracting India's present hold on the ICC.
I'm looking at it more from the point of view of counteracting India's present hold on the ICC.
(edit Depending on where you draw the line) England would have done in the late 90s. I recently read (it may have been on here) that they reached a low of 8th at some point.It's not like Australia, England or India would ever get relegated on merit really.
I'm looking at it more from the point of view of counteracting India's present hold on the ICC.
It is almost impossible to overstate how important it is that this does not happen.
It was only a few months ago that we lost seven tests in a row. But for a few important decisions being made - Arthur being sacked being one of them - we could have been staring down the barrel right now.Shit for cricket
Mate. That went out years ago. It's long since become the BCCI, ECB, CA alliance.
The main problem with this is the getting rid of the FTP- you need it for a proper pro/rel system.
And of course the exemption.
It's not like Australia, England or India would ever get relegated on merit really.
Does the term "blockbuster game" mean anything to you?This sounds like the lunatics running the asylum to me.
It would be like handing the three or four most powerful clubs excessive power in the running of the AFL.
I'm aware of the influence the powerful clubs have, yes.Does the term "blockbuster game" mean anything to you?
By basically replacing the ICC with a CA-ECB-BCCI coalition? And how will this prevent the BCCI in 10-20 years time manoeuvring to remove CA and the ECB? Edwards has been instrumental in setting up better governance for CA. It's a shame he doesn't want to do the same with the ICC
It was only a few months ago that we lost seven tests in a row. But for a few important decisions being made - Arthur being sacked being one of them - we could have been staring down the barrel right now.
I'm aware of the influence the powerful clubs have, yes.
But the AFL has made decisions - or persisted with policies - that have gone against the grain of those clubs as well. Give member clubs (or in the ICC's case countries) too much power or influence, and would that still occur? Doubt it.
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