Indian Media`s poor reaction over Pakistan`s victory in Hockey Semi-Final

[Mirza Jatt]

They failed to see if Pakistan won. Actually Indian did not tolerate this that, Pakistan won in India. We'll let them live the way they are accustomed to living!

there have been many occasions that a visiting Pakistani team has defeated Indian in India (not only hockey) and vice versa.. but there is a sophistication and respect that prevails among the players. This time it was not that.

As expected. What are you trying to say by your pointed statement."All I can say is, they were lucky that they had police protection" defend you statement please.

Fans. as simple as that. wether its Pakistani team in India or Indian team in Pakistan, if the gestures of that manner is made, am sure the public gets offended and in case of India and Pakistan it is more so easy considering the kind of relation we share. I would not be surprised if a fan crossed the fence and harmed the players under the influence of anger. Thats what I mean. i hope you get the answer.

 

[qamar1990]

@WishLivePak i bet your not too happy....

 

[Winchester]

I can only guess that you havent seen the visuals of the celebration of some of the pakistani players....
In case you havent seen it let me tell you the gestures they made during celebrations were CHEAP. am sure you'd get the videos very soon. All I can say is, they were lucky that they had police protection and were enjoying the immunity provided to an international visiting sports team. Oh BTW, if it was a normal victory celebratin, there would have been no need of the Pakistani coach to apologise to Indian fans and media.

International hockey federation has already ordered an enquiry into the matter. I hope this is enough for you to understand the kind of hooliganism displayed by the international Pakistani players.

its an international event it was your DUTY to provide them with protection luck didn't have any thing to do with it
as for there reaction
judging the history of Indian crowds and what i observed during the match the crowd was also in on it and must have done something to rile the players up
all in all it was a tense affair
this blast from the past just proves my point

thanks @Areesh for pointing this out in that other thread

 

[Established_1965]

I happened to see that match. I did see some Pakistani players where showing "F" symbol towards the crowd :-/ . Celebration is one thing but disrespecting fans is totally another. They should respect their work and audience.

End of the day audience pays them

 

[Burhan Wani]

there have been many occasions that a visiting Pakistani team has defeated Indian in India (not only hockey) and vice versa.. but there is a sophistication and respect that prevails among the players. This time it was not that.



Fans. as simple as that. wether its Pakistani team in India or Indian team in Pakistan, if the gestures of that manner is made, am sure the public gets offended and in case of India and Pakistan it is more so easy considering the kind of relation we share. I would not be surprised if a fan crossed the fence and harmed the players under the influence of anger. Thats what I mean. i hope you get the answer.

so you said indian can cross the fence and harm our players. right.?

 

[zeeshan23]

Welldone team Pakistan. Ignore them.

Childish Indians, i feel pity for the Indians' national inhospitable sentiment.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

I happened to see that match. I did see some Pakistani players where showing "F" symbol towards the crowd :-/ . Celebration is one thing but disrespecting fans is totally another. They should respect their work and audience.

End of the day audience pays them

Thank you.

 

[HttpError]

Firstly, the crowd was misbehaving with our players, secondly the players shouldn't have really done it because it was unnecessary but Indian crowd couldn't sallow their defeat at the hands of Pakistanis, Which they also received in Cricked 2012 when Pakistan toured India.

In Short Indians are just whiny little BiT$$s :p

 

[Areesh]

its an international event it was your DUTY to provide them with protection luck didn't have any thing to do with it
as for there reaction
judging the history of Indian crowds and what i observed during the match the crowd was also in on it and must have done something to rile the players up
all in all it was a tense affair
this blast from the past just proves my point

thanks @Areesh for pointing this out in that other thread

Or this is sportsman spirit.

 

[Mirza Jatt]

its an international event it was your DUTY to provide them with protection luck didn't have any thing to do with it
as for there reaction
judging the history of Indian crowds and what i observed during the match the crowd was also in on it and must have done something to rile the players up
all in all it was a tense affair
this blast from the past just proves my point

thanks @Areesh for pointing this out in that other thread

as if there was no reaction to this gesture of Virat Kohli. As an internationa player or a team you are expected to maintain the discpline and respect. if you cant you are not worthy of being called a sportsman just because you are skillful. If an event like this is the justification to what was done by hockey team of Pakistan, then am sorry to say, your team doesnt deserve to play. as it will start an ugly trend. period.

The protection was provided. ..and it was lucky that they enjoyed that immunity. face it.

 

[Green Arrow]

no surprise at all

 

[ranjeet]

The celebration was off the top and was unwarranted. but with emotions running high international players should know better how to handle their own sh!t. the winners deserved their round of applause but to demean the home crowd like that wasn't necessary.

as if there was no reaction to this gesture of Virat Kohli. As an internationa player or a team you are expected to maintain the discpline and respect. if you cant you are not worthy of being called a sportsman just because you are skillful. If an event like this is the justification to what was done by hockey team of Pakistan, then am sorry to say, your team doesnt deserve to play. as it will start an ugly trend. period.

The protection was provided. ..and it was lucky that they enjoyed that immunity. face it.

They were lucky it wasn't in Delhi

 

[Mirza Jatt]

The celebration was off the top and was unwarranted. but with emotions running high international players should know better how to handle their own sh!t. the winners deserved their round of applause but to demean the home crowd like that wasn't necessary.


They were lucky it wasn't in Delhi

It wasnt about delhi or Bhubaneshwar. they simply could afford to do that because they knew they were enjoying certain immunity or security provided to the international team.As simple as that.

 

[Areesh]

lol Indians saying they were lucky.

You have to give security no matter what. There is no "luck" in this case.

 

[Winchester]

as if there was no reaction to this gesture of Virat Kohli. As an internationa player or a team you are expected to maintain the discpline and respect. if you cant you are not worthy of being called a sportsman just because you are skillful. If an event like this is the justification to what was done by hockey team of Pakistan, then am sorry to say, your team doesnt deserve to play. as it will start an ugly trend. period.

The protection was provided. ..and it was lucky that they enjoyed that immunity. face it.

good God again you make it sound like it was all hunky dory with the crowd and suddenly the players thought f**k this lets disrespect them
Indian crowd have used or do you insulting terms when there team plays against Pakistan case in point the Inzamam incident in Canada
again with the protection if something of that sort had happened try hosting another champions trophy