Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Tue May 30, 2023 12:56 pmI guess the real loser will be Gale, because surely Yorkshire will be appealing that wrongful dismissal charge he won?
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2023 12:56 pmRe: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Tue May 30, 2023 1:08 pmGeorge Dobell posted on Twitter that Andrew Gale is now pretending to me a woman on Social Media, and is using the fake account to stoke up support/attack Dobell...
Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Tue May 30, 2023 1:38 pmReally weird. Sounds like a BBC3 serial.
Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2023 1:46 pmtoday is supposed to be the day that the sanctions are announced
unsurprisingly, stony silence reigns supreme
perhaps the CDC are waiting for some other cataclysmic news to emerge before hurriedly burying the Yorks sanctions underneath it
unsurprisingly, stony silence reigns supreme
perhaps the CDC are waiting for some other cataclysmic news to emerge before hurriedly burying the Yorks sanctions underneath it
Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Fri Jul 28, 2023 3:36 pm48 point deduction in a comp they already had no chance of winning
4 point deduction in a completed comp they were already out of
400k fine
Yorks said they accepted the decision but were a bit disappointed with the points deductions...... which I interpret as them them thanking their lucky stars that they got away with a single season penalty and not the sort of structured penalty system designed to ruin them and keep them with the ECB' foot on their throat for many seasons to come. I also note that that they haven't received a points deduction for the only competition that has yet to be played and which they weren't already out of
perhaps I should let it go..... I expected nothing less
4 point deduction in a completed comp they were already out of
400k fine
Yorks said they accepted the decision but were a bit disappointed with the points deductions...... which I interpret as them them thanking their lucky stars that they got away with a single season penalty and not the sort of structured penalty system designed to ruin them and keep them with the ECB' foot on their throat for many seasons to come. I also note that that they haven't received a points deduction for the only competition that has yet to be played and which they weren't already out of
perhaps I should let it go..... I expected nothing less
Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2023 2:45 amsussexpob wrote:George Dobell posted on Twitter that Andrew Gale is now pretending to me a woman on Social Media, and is using the fake account to stoke up support/attack Dobell...
Very, very interesting
Re: Yorkshire, Azeem Rafiq and racism
Posted: Mon Mar 18, 2024 8:12 pmLooks as though Graves might be putting the band back together
from the cricketer
no wonder Goughie got out quick, once Graves got control of the club once more
from the cricketer
During his appearance in front of the CMS select committee last month, Graves was asked directly by Clive Efford MP whether any of the 16 dismissals staff could be re-employed. "It has not been discussed by the board," the ex-ECB chair insisted.
The following week, however, The Cricketer reported that Mark Arthur, chief executive between 2014 and 2021, was to be re-engaged by Yorkshire in a consultancy role.
The report into historic allegations of racism and discrimination at Yorkshire criticised Arthur for being "dismissive" of complaints and for expressing a "lack of concern". Former chair Roger Hutton also told the Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) select committee in 2021 that Arthur had attempted to prevent further investigation into the racism allegations.
It also emerged that others who left the club in the wake of racism revelations that emerged in 2020 could also be invited to return.
no wonder Goughie got out quick, once Graves got control of the club once more