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Michael Vaughan
Seems like more are now jumping on the bandwagon.Also players from other counties have said they have been victims in their own set ups.I can’t help but think this took a long time to surface and now pound signs are visible then counties could be on to a financial hiding.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.For sheer hypocrisy this takes some beating:
'Azeem Rafiq has apologised for using anti-Semitic slurs in an exchange of messages with another cricketer.
Rafiq admitted sending messages more than a decade ago in which he joked about a Derbyshire player, Atif Sheikh, being reluctant to spend money on a meal out because “he is a jew”. '
Telegraph today
'Azeem Rafiq has apologised for using anti-Semitic slurs in an exchange of messages with another cricketer.
Rafiq admitted sending messages more than a decade ago in which he joked about a Derbyshire player, Atif Sheikh, being reluctant to spend money on a meal out because “he is a jew”. '
Telegraph today
all very unsavoury and I would think that most of us have used banter in the past - in a lighthearted way. If he really felt aggrieved why didn't he speak up more about it rather than let if fester.. the "I don't appreciate those sort of remarks, mate - they are sick and cruel, so I am asking you to stop now" - if he is genuinely a leader (and captain) then he should have behaved like one.