Pak Hockey crushes India in India: Hero Champions Trophy 2014

Dubious · Dec 14, 2014

Gandhi follower said:
Indian never asked to punish the whole pakistani team or to suspend them. but this kind of behavior is unacceptable to any civilized part of the world. Federation did the right thing. I hope pakistani players will learn from their mistakes.

Well wonder what needs to be done to make Indians behave as humans during matches?

Asian.Century · Dec 14, 2014

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=574305909367888

mjnaushad · Dec 14, 2014

Gandhi follower said:
I take your comment as a offence. we can also call you terrorists when Sri lankan got attacked by pakistani terrorist. behavior of pakistani was unacceptable.

It was meant to be offensive. LOL. You do call us terrorist, and we call you terrorist. Big deal?

Dubious · Dec 14, 2014

mjnaushad said:
It was meant to be offensive. LOL. You do call us terrorist, and we call you terrorist. Big deal?

no need to feed trolls ....the report button is for them...

Gandhi follower · Dec 14, 2014

mjnaushad said:
It was meant to be offensive. LOL. You do call us terrorist, and we call you terrorist. Big deal?

did i call you a terrorist ?

Asian.Century · Dec 14, 2014

No FIH event in India till Pakistan players are punished: Hockey India - The Hindu

No FIH event in India till Pakistan players are punished: Hockey India

Taking strong exception to FIH (International Federation of Hockey)’s “weak” censure to Pakistani players for their obscene behaviour after beating India in the Champions Trophy semifinal, Hockey India on Sunday decided that it would not host any event sanctioned by the world body until strong punishment is handed out to the offenders.

The Pakistani players made obscene gestures towards Indian fans and media after their win last night but no action was taken against them by the International Hockey Federation (FIH) after their coach Shahnaz Sheikh offered an apology.

“It was a shameless and condemnable incident but the FIH took a very weak and feeble decision. It is not acceptable to us. We have made it clear to FIH that such sort of behaviour from sportspersons is not acceptable to Indians,” HI president Narinder Batra toldPTI from New Delhi.

“So we have decided not to host any FIH tournaments in India after the Women’s World League Round 3 scheduled in March, which includes the 2018 Men’s World Cup, if they don’t take any strong action against Pakistan,” he said.

Soon after their 4-3 win, Pakistani players went into frenzy and started celebrating their victory in a wild fashion. They removed their shirts, used foul language and made obscene gestures towards the crowd and media, prompting their coach Shahnaz to come into action and take away his players.

Tournament Director Wiert Doyer, who was asked to carry out an inquiry into the matter, then spoke to the Pakistani camp and said FIH has accepted their apology. But Batra said a mere apology is not enough.

“If FIH rules and regulations permit such uncivilized behaviour then they should hold their tournaments in any other country not India because Indian culture and values don’t permit such acts,” the HI chief said.

India and Pakistan were scheduled to resume their bilateral hockey series at a neutral venue in Dhaka soon, but Batra said India will not play any bilateral series with Pakistan after this incident.

“We have decided not to play any bilateral or trilateral series against Pakistan until and unless the Pakistan Hockey Federation gives an unconditional apology for this incident in writing,” he said.

The FIH also has to share the blame for the fiasco as they conducted a hurried investigation into the incident and came out with their views within hours.

“The celebration of the Pakistani team contained some behaviour that warranted further investigation by me as Tournament Director. As a result I have spoken to the Head Coach of the Pakistan team, Shahnaz Sheikh and told him that the behaviour of Pakistan players went beyond what is acceptable to standards of the FIH,” Tournament Director Doyer, who was in charge of the investigation, said in a statement last night.

“The behaviour in question concerned many members of the Pakistan team. It is difficult to find any particular miscreant, and it is possible that the behaviour of the players may have been a reaction. Shahnaz Sheikh has apologised and assured me that this behaviour will not occur again. Given these matters, I’ve decided that no further action is warranted,” he added.

krash · Dec 14, 2014

AsianUnion said:
https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=574305909367888

So flipping a birdy got them a match's ban. Would deliberate violent physical contact cost this Indian player some years' ban? Stay tuned..

Also can people please start quoting this above video ^ in response to every Indian post from now henceforth?

On Topic:

Great win, good match. The player should not have behaved like that. He had already won the match, staying silent and basking in the sheer frustration of the crowed would have been far more enjoyable for him. True win would have been to show the opposition that we are better than them off the field as well.

waz · Dec 14, 2014

Stay civil please folks. This thread has had a few posts deleted.

Strigon · Dec 14, 2014

krash said:
What excuse do you have for losing against Pakistan?

And against Australia as well, not to mention picking up a fight with one of the players.

Controlled sports at its best.

Rank · Dec 14, 2014

Gandhi follower said:
kashmiris are Indians. Pakistanis have a very bad reputation as a country and sportsmanship. India hosts a lot of international tournaments. Players love to play in India.

My Wife is Kashmiri and from J.Kashmir lol -- She hate India more than anything lol BUSTED!