sammy and pretty boy floyd aint working

Both of them?

@pariaman

yeah....all that.....but the incumbents should have resigned after 27 all out(a number that triggers VOT)

Reyad Emrit one of the best all rounders in the Caribbean to be constantly snubbed by West Indian selectors,although many of your performances with both bat and ball,justified more than one international. I hope you achieve as a coach what you were denied as a player.

WELL DONE YOU HAVE PUT SOME STEEL IN YOUR PLAYERS,THAT IS HOW YOU PLAYED,I am sure more success will come your way.

BRILLIANT!!!

@granite

I like how the team was changed to suit the match ground and not that lazy ass "You do not change a winning team" stupidness

@pariaman

or in the case of sammy, a losing team. what he did kevlon anderson was criminal. they boy hasn't fully recovered as yet

@pariaman

time to end the Ted Laso experiment

From the very start I could never get my head around the thought process of Sammy.

He started off saying he wanted to change how the test team approached games and learning from others ( I presume England) be more attack minded.

He then appointed the most conservative captain imaginable.

Bizarre strategy.

@Conorboy

it have no strategy...........he's a good motivator(which in itself is an extremely valuable skill), so that may work with a team with a core of demotivated but seasoned professionals(i.e the 2016 team who were visibly tired from fighting with the board). it won't work with a side with 1) new and relatively new players and 2)players who've been given a run and proven not to be up to the international standard. having a coach who knows nothing about batting(floyd's career and even technique can be categorized as incompetence) doh help either