PARAMARIBO, Suriname, CMC - West Indians are being encouraged to apply for the vacant position of head coach of the West Indies Cricket team, Chief Executive Officer of the West Indies Cricket Board Michael Muirhead has announced.

However Muirhead revealed that the WICB has begun a global search to find a replacement for Ottis Gibson who ended his tenure as head coach of the regional side this week before the contract expired in 2016.

Media reports in Trinidad and Tobago are suggesting that Gibson’s replacement is likely to be the former South Africa and Australia coach Mickey Arthur, who recently finished his duties with the Jamaica Tallawahs in the Caribbean Premier League.

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The best thing about that article is that Muirhead has said something, thereby debunking the myth that he was a mute.

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Once again it is going to be another classic case of :

" THE MORE THINGS CHANGE ,

THE MORE THEY REMAIN THE SAME ".


The truth is hiding in plain sight;
unfortunately those who are blind
either cannot see or don't care to see .

One thing is certain , if all in
the governance of Cricket in the
Region were not their own bosses ; Cricket in the Region would be more competitive Regionally & Internationally .

I recall that once upon a time
the Regional Tournaments had Sponsors . They left , and I can't
recall anyone asking why the Sponsors decided to stop being
Sponsors .
decided

Only handsome coaches need apply. Can't have the faggoty yardies causing all kinds of ruckus because the coach ugly.

In reply to Larr Pullo

The question is would JAs consider Bennett ugly

In reply to sudden

We'll never know because they save all de bad talk for their cousins south of their little rock....

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In reply to Larr Pullo

Bennett can't get the job. Jimmy seh so