Stuart Law, our next head coach! Its official now! - Page 2

Jonas · #26 June 26, 2011, 08:35 PM

I can't see how Law is going to be an upgrade over Siddons. Having watched the recent England-Sri Lanka test series, I get the feeling Law will be less aggressive/inspiring than Siddons. Sri Lanka looked really flat in the field for most of the series, and their tactics seemed too defensive.

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babubangla · #27 June 26, 2011, 10:02 PM

What are Stuart Law's coaching credentials?
When Sri Lanka appointed him as Assistant Coach in November-2009, the SLC justified the selection by saying that Law "has a good knowledge of cricket and conditions around the world".

I sincerely hope good knowledge of cricket and conditions around the world suit our coaching needs.

al-Sagar · #28 June 26, 2011, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by rinathq
DId any coach ever see a lack of talent?

one of our previous coach mentioned he believes he was working with the best bunch of cricketers and he doesn't want anybody new in the group as he feels there is no body better outside than the group he is working with.

Rinathq · #29 June 26, 2011, 10:19 PM

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Originally Posted by offstump
one of our previous coach mentioned he believes he was working with the best bunch of cricketers and he doesn't want anybody new in the group as he feels there is no body better outside than the group he is working with.

well thats last few years isnt it? When he entered he said exact same....... that there are a lot of talent.

al-Sagar · #30 June 26, 2011, 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by rinathq
well thats last few years isnt it? When he entered he said exact same....... that there are a lot of talent.

thats right, intially there was lots of talent .... but later when he got his group of fav players all the talents were lost

Night_wolf · #31 June 26, 2011, 10:53 PM

not happy..

Rifat · #32 June 26, 2011, 11:26 PM

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Originally Posted by roman
Please lets keep our personal preferences aside. Lets get behind Law and wish him good luck..

Coaching a side like Bangladesh is always challenging, you are screwed unless you really are an expert.

Naimul_Hd · #33 June 26, 2011, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by rinathq
I wonder what else can he say without even taking a look at our team...........
u guys expect him to be Bongobondhu, "Ebarer shongram, muktir shongram" sort of thing where he will just come and say, we are bringing the world cup home this time baby. I have some revolutionary ideas and formulas..............

Nope. I don't want him to be as great as Bongobondhu, the matter of fact, we won't have another Bongobondhu in Bangladesh.

Back to the topic, my point is when you do not know anything about a team, their structure, talent pipeline then how can you simply comment that, "there are lots of talents in Bangladesh and when he was asked name a few, he could not recall other than 1-2. He is in complete dark as far as Bangladesh team is concern. At least he could have researched a bit and make concrete comments. I personally don't want to hear bogus talks. No more fans pleasing dialogues, Please.

shakibrulz · #34 June 27, 2011, 02:06 AM

Dunno if this is a good decision, lets see.

Ian Pont · #35 June 27, 2011, 02:22 AM

I just wanted to take this chance of wishing Stuart all the best.

It is always hard to come in from outside of Bangladesh initially. It took me a few weeks to settle in and understand the thinking processes within the team. It will be vital for Stuart to get to grips with that. I don't think he will have much time to do much coaching sadly as the series come a bit thick and fast this year.

He has some super players at his disposal... I wish him well

nakedzero · #36 June 27, 2011, 02:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Ian Pont
I just wanted to take this chance of wishing Stuart all the best.

It is always hard to come in from outside of Bangladesh initially. It took me a few weeks to settle in and understand the thinking processes within the team. It will be vital for Stuart to get to grips with that. I don't think he will have much time to do much coaching sadly as the series come a bit thick and fast this year.

He has some super players at his disposal... I wish him well

That's nice of you Ian. And yeah Good Luck to Stuart Law. I wish him success.

Boomerang · #37 June 27, 2011, 02:33 AM

I dont know but i feel we have had enough from the Aussies, I personally feel we should have a break from them. A coach from eng or SA could have been a better choice. However as Law is officially selected we should support him.

Awla · #38 June 27, 2011, 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by rinathq
An Interview of Law

দল এবং দলের বাইরে আরও অনেক প্রতিভা আছে, যারা এই দুজনকে সবদিক দিয়েই ছাড়িয়ে যেতে চায়। ম্যাচ জিততে হলে শুধু দলটাই ভালো হলে হয় না, ভালো বিকল্প থাকাও জরুরি।

Lets see what he has to offer....we really need some quality back-up players at the moment.
Hopefully he can contribute his ideas to modify our domestic structure.

Jadukor · #39 June 27, 2011, 02:41 AM

All the best to Stuart Law. I hope both the fans and the administrators would give the man a fair amount of time settle in with our cricketers before jumping into conclusions.
I also hope to see us play an attacking brand of cricket which has been missing (with the exception of Tamim) for many years now

al-Sagar · #40 June 27, 2011, 02:49 AM

khela mone hoy samne besh jome uthbe

kalpurush · #41 June 27, 2011, 02:52 AM

If the decision is already made - I would say it's a good one!

Welcome Mr. Law in our Tiger-Land. And make the Tigers world champ in 2015

Zeeshan · #42 June 27, 2011, 02:54 AM

Congratulations and welcome to BD. (may be the typo in title should be changed?)

kalpurush · #43 June 27, 2011, 03:08 AM

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Originally Posted by ZeeshanM
(may be the typo in title should be changed?)

Done!

nakedzero · #44 June 27, 2011, 03:13 AM

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Originally Posted by ZeeshanM
Congratulations and welcome to BD. (may be the typo in title should be changed?)

Yes it should be changed. This is probably the final thread about our coach.

frd · #45 June 27, 2011, 03:28 AM

আগে দেখি কি হয় ,দল কেমন করে । তারপর না হয় ................

arifur81 · #46 June 27, 2011, 03:49 AM

Once again BCB done what they wanted to do, Good luck S Law (BCB managements and M Ka-BAL SUCKS)

deshimon · #47 June 27, 2011, 03:51 AM

Welcome Law. We hope he will take our cricket in a better position. Best of luck Stuart Law.

firstlane · #48 June 27, 2011, 04:23 AM

I would personally prefer someone with vast experience of caoching first class teams. A county coach specifically would bring ooprtunity for our cricketers to play in county teams which would help our cricket indirectly. Considering the current state of our cricket I can't justify bcb's decision to appoint an untested, unproven coach. The world is already screaming for icc to take away our test status. Its has been too much of a gmable. Teams like australia, india, england, south africa can experiement with coaches, not us. I don't understand lota's fascination with familiar names. Anyway, whats done is done. We can't actually expect a smart move from bcb. So welcome Mr. Law.

mzia · #49 June 27, 2011, 04:58 AM

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Originally Posted by rinathq
DId any coach ever see a lack of talent?

Correct, no one would find deficiency in Talent at the starting...and @ departing all would find nonprofessional-cricket-authority...

Banglaguy · #50 June 27, 2011, 05:03 AM

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Originally Posted by firstlane
I would personally prefer someone with vast experience of caoching first class teams. A county coach specifically would bring ooprtunity for our cricketers to play in county teams which would help our cricket indirectly. Considering the current state of our cricket I can't justify bcb's decision to appoint an untested, unproven coach. The world is already screaming for icc to take away our test status. Its has been too much of a gmable. Teams like australia, india, england, south africa can experiement with coaches, not us. I don't understand lota's fascination with familiar names. Anyway, whats done is done. We can't actually expect a smart move from bcb. So welcome Mr. Law.

It's a better safe than sorry policy.