debut: 1/20/04
90,598 runs
So Roston chase help bang GAW and now playing for them in this tournament lol.
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Series: Global Super League, 2024
debut: 11/30/09
34,977 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
Roston Chaseb Asif Afridi 15
but no bowling foe e
Roston Chaseb Asif Afridi 15
but no bowling foe e
debut: 11/30/09
34,977 runs
LHQ 125 (19.2)
GAW 129/4 (17.5)
Guyana Amazon Warriors won by 6 wkts
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Dwaine Pretorius
GAW 129/4 (17.5)
Guyana Amazon Warriors won by 6 wkts
PLAYER OF THE MATCH
Dwaine Pretorius
debut: 11/2/09
12,514 runs
In reply to voiceofreason
He's auditioning for a spot in next year CPL... it's a mega draft after all and almost everybody will be in it.
He's auditioning for a spot in next year CPL... it's a mega draft after all and almost everybody will be in it.
debut: 2/15/11
4,881 runs
In reply to RedDuppy
wasn't showing in NYC
I watched the game on Willow in Canada.
wasn't showing in NYC
debut: 2/22/04
8,554 runs
I watched it on YouTube,
so I did not even to check willow and the other channels.
so I did not even to check willow and the other channels.
debut: 11/1/13
14,133 runs
In reply to WIForever
If only yall had a swiper like Pooran,I am not surprised at your post being Guyaneez that hate is expected,"[b]GAWLANG BAI"[b]
If only yall had a swiper like Pooran,I am not surprised at your post being Guyaneez that hate is expected,"[b]GAWLANG BAI"[b]
debut: 2/16/17
38,095 runs
In reply to ray
Exxon using some of the money it ripped off from Guyanese citizens oil, and allya celebrating...
Shareholders saying tenks...
Nice start...guess Exxon footing the bill
Exxon using some of the money it ripped off from Guyanese citizens oil, and allya celebrating...
Shareholders saying tenks...
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debut: 11/30/17
11,268 runs
In reply to shivnotout
big up to the global super league and Lahore Qalanders resurrecting RTN. Million dollar resurrections here ppl. Patrick Gustard is an honorary Guyanese after dat performance in the CPL final? i doubt CWI recommended him
big up to the global super league and Lahore Qalanders resurrecting RTN. Million dollar resurrections here ppl. Patrick Gustard is an honorary Guyanese after dat performance in the CPL final? i doubt CWI recommended him
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debut: 2/16/17
38,095 runs
In reply to ray
Did Exxon pay for all citizens to enter for free....
ok so they paid the bill.
Check out whose money it was?
guess Exxon footing the bill
Did Exxon pay for all citizens to enter for free....
ok so they paid the bill.
Check out whose money it was?
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debut: 2/9/04
23,366 runs
In reply to sgtdjones
Yall still vex about the light going off at the stadium!?
Yall still vex about the light going off at the stadium!?
debut: 11/30/17
11,268 runs
In reply to googley
GSL is an actual tournament or sports entertainment like WWE? Ah seeing gustard as an umpire nah
GSL is an actual tournament or sports entertainment like WWE? Ah seeing gustard as an umpire nah
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debut: 11/2/09
12,514 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
It's better than anything cash strapped titland could afford these days....
Ganga and a few other smart tits here enjoying the lil money while the not so bright ones back home critizing anything Guyana do
It's better than anything cash strapped titland could afford these days....
Ganga and a few other smart tits here enjoying the lil money while the not so bright ones back home critizing anything Guyana do
debut: 11/30/17
11,268 runs
In reply to anthonyp
maybe.....even though our budgets are nearly the same in expenditure, for us, its a problem, in fact our budget is even bigger but for us its a problem. and the TT people also in guyana not as taxi drivers and car parts ppl, they're in guyana as doctors, engineers, technicians, Quantity Surveyors, land sureveyors etc
It's better than anything cash strapped titland could afford these days....
maybe.....even though our budgets are nearly the same in expenditure, for us, its a problem, in fact our budget is even bigger but for us its a problem. and the TT people also in guyana not as taxi drivers and car parts ppl, they're in guyana as doctors, engineers, technicians, Quantity Surveyors, land sureveyors etc
debut: 11/2/09
12,514 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Well most of the qualified Guyanese don't really stick around in Guyana so you gotta get someone to fill the gap.
Those same Guyanese are in other countries as doctors, lawyers, engineers, accountants etc.
Was in Panama last week and a Trini guy was my Uber driver... de man took me for a Trini.
Well most of the qualified Guyanese don't really stick around in Guyana so you gotta get someone to fill the gap.
Those same Guyanese are in other countries as doctors, lawyers, engineers, accountants etc.
Was in Panama last week and a Trini guy was my Uber driver... de man took me for a Trini.
debut: 1/1/04
12,518 runs
In reply to anthonyp
I actually saw a Facebook post a few days ago that Guyana has the highest percentage (35%) of its citizens in the diaspora, more than any other nation.
Well most of the qualified Guyanese don't really stick around in Guyana so you gotta get someone to fill the gap.
I actually saw a Facebook post a few days ago that Guyana has the highest percentage (35%) of its citizens in the diaspora, more than any other nation.
debut: 11/30/17
11,268 runs
In reply to anthonyp
President Ali didn’t say Guyana have a shortfall of 100,000 workers to service its energy industry?
President Ali didn’t say Guyana have a shortfall of 100,000 workers to service its energy industry?
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debut: 11/2/09
12,514 runs
In reply to Jumpstart
Partner the population is around 790k... the working class is about 350-400k or less, can't remember the exact amount.
Based on Ali and his boys assessment the Country will need around 500-600k peeps in the working class to meet its requirments by the end of 2025 or some crap like that. Gotta fill the shortfall somehow
Why you think they busy visiting Guyanese in the diaspora and begging them to return home?
But help me out... what exactly does that have to do with the qualified Guyanese leaving the Country? Or is it you trying to say only titland producing qualified peeps?
Yes, yall are ahead in the energy sector at the moment, mainly because yall in it for donkey years.But in the last few years 1000s of Guyanese have graduated in various fields in the energy sector. They are also making amendments to ensure the oil and gas companies hire the locals, just recently one of them had to send back the foreigners because we have locals here that are qualified for the roles.
Partner the population is around 790k... the working class is about 350-400k or less, can't remember the exact amount.
Based on Ali and his boys assessment the Country will need around 500-600k peeps in the working class to meet its requirments by the end of 2025 or some crap like that. Gotta fill the shortfall somehow
Why you think they busy visiting Guyanese in the diaspora and begging them to return home?
But help me out... what exactly does that have to do with the qualified Guyanese leaving the Country? Or is it you trying to say only titland producing qualified peeps?
Yes, yall are ahead in the energy sector at the moment, mainly because yall in it for donkey years.But in the last few years 1000s of Guyanese have graduated in various fields in the energy sector. They are also making amendments to ensure the oil and gas companies hire the locals, just recently one of them had to send back the foreigners because we have locals here that are qualified for the roles.
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debut: 5/14/05
23,809 runs
In reply to anthonyp
Local content is not something new for foreign companies to negotiate
They know the best ways to serve their own needs while keeping within the lines
You have to be extra vigilant and have strong local agents on the LT
Local content is not something new for foreign companies to negotiate
They know the best ways to serve their own needs while keeping within the lines
You have to be extra vigilant and have strong local agents on the LT
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