very sad event. my condolences to his family.

this really put a whole other spin on the world cup for everyone. yesterday we were in shock that big teams were losing a game but now someone has actually died. that just really puts things in perspective.

Very Sad News.

RIP Bob

R.I.P Mr. Woolmer.

I wonder about the state of the Pakistani team also...Can these guys cope with this? Will they blame themselves? They must be devasted as well...It is one thing to have coach fired but this is altogehter quite another thing. An very unpleasant thing.

spare a thought for Mr. Woolmer's family and the Pakistani team....wow

When I heard he was in hospital... I was concerned but affirmed that this man does take his cricket very seriously. Never in my thoughts did it occur to me that the worst would happen....condolenences to his family and may he RIP. :(

My condolences to Mr Woolmer's family & friends. Deepest sympathy to the Pakistan cricket team and management, I hope that all of Inzamam-ul-Haq's men will be able to pull through what is now undoubtedly their darkest period.

My condolences to to teh family.

That is truly sad and shocking indeed. Condolences to the Woolmer family and friends.

Real Men came into this world and made their mark, then left the world behind to mourn, asking..."why they had to leave this way?"...And Mr. Bob Woolmer was a perfect example!

May his soul rest in peace!

With all the calling for his "head" along with the rest of the players and management upon return to Pakistan, would not have done his condition any good.

I walked by Bob Woolmer on Friday morning as he was having a lime with the Zimbabwe coach at the door to Pegasus... Sad news indeed

Condolences to his family

My thoughts are with Bob's family, it is shocking, very shocking....life goes on, he will be remembered for a dedicated life to cricket, must have been his first love like so many millions around the world.

He left a trememdous legacy with the game,hopefully his methods will forever be in the game....

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bob, may your soul rest in peace mate. you were a truly great person and coach.

We should put him in de Penthouse.

Stuff like this just meK yu stop and take stock and wonder why we here killing up ourselves to deal with the stress of life on a daily basis! DAMN! :evil:

my condolences to the family.

I am not sure what happened here and I suppose the post mortem will say but it is generally well known that the political involvement of ex-pakistani players and even government politicians have frustrated Wolmers efforts in recent months. Did anyone here the BBC report this evening on this matter? The BBC reporter indicated that he hoped that this unfortunate situation will cause those meddling in Pakistan to engage in serious introspection.