Cameron to release appology to Bravo today

An issue which should have been resolved in a week - witness Sri Lanka's brisk handling of a similar situation a few days ago - will hopefully be resolved today. Rumour is Bravo has issued an appology to Cameron and that Cameron will issue a public appology today.

Cameron dragged this silly issue on for months and months. Whatever you think of Bravo, this is incompetent leadership.

thank you Trinnidaddy.  spot on. 

it was a stupid collision that CWI leadership shud have studiously avoided.  what it demonstrates is the yet insecurity of the CWI people..yet insecure in their power.  they must engage and tilt at every windmill that blows their way...even if the the game they 'administer' is harmed

the CWI guilt in their exploitation of the players is yet on the surface, thin under their collective public skin, so they are 110% reflexively defensive, protective of their conquest...and of themselves.  they attack all who appear to threaten them with fi'yah and punishment, vindiction and malice. 

any player who dares to question CWI authority is being mannish and must be made to feel for their presumption.

therefore Bravo, Lil, was immediately engaged when he questioned what he surely saw as Skameron's own presumption, forwardness and inaccuracy....an engagement that would cost the CWI a high price they clearly never foresaw

will Ole Skam learn a lesson from this..can he learn anyway ::confused:: ::confused::

but it is not really about learning lessons at the end of the day, but defense and protection of a rip off..which is what the CWI is in effect

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'vindiction' mine.  def:  same as vindictiveness.

With both parties - Cameron and Bravo -

expected to release a statement amounting to something approaching an apology

the tweet will be deleted with no admission of liability

and without prejudice

to the pursuit of any claim for damages..

will his contract be elevated back