HUMILITY IN OUR RISE

Ace of BD · #1 March 9, 2015, 07:38 AM

For the first time, I felt different. Maybe it was because we had been pilloried so much that our fans would emotionally defend at any remarks against our team, and in one of those victories once a year, those fans would take all those frustrations out. But as major victories like this have become more frequent in the latter stages of our cricketing history, and probably in this match, I had just been humbled. Felt like smiling to even our severest of haters. Just wanna say, let's be grateful to all, because that'd probably stir us further and thanks to everyone, we will continue to rise and acknowledge whatever comes at us, always positively by answering on the field.

Love you

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napoleonIV · #2 March 9, 2015, 08:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Ace of BD
For the first time, I felt different. Maybe it was because we had been pilloried so much that our fans would emotionally defend at any remarks against our team, and in one of those victories once a year, those fans would take all those frustrations out. But as major victories like this have become more frequent in the latter stages of our cricketing history, and probably in this match, I had just been humbled. Felt like smiling to even our severest of haters. Just wanna say, let's be grateful to all, because that'd probably stir us further and thanks to everyone, we will continue to rise and acknowledge whatever comes at us, always positively by answering on the field.

Love you

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Very well said.

adamnsu · #3 March 9, 2015, 08:05 AM

Allhamdullilah let us thank the Almighty.

BD fans get extremely cocky after a win.

mij · #4 March 9, 2015, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by adamnsu
Allhamdullilah let us thank the Almighty.

BD fans get extremely cocky after a win.

We Shouldn't get cocky.

Mas_UK25 · #5 March 9, 2015, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by adamnsu
Allhamdullilah let us thank the Almighty.

BD fans get extremely cocky after a win.

Fans dont get cocky just overjoyed and the feelings such passion some lose control, but its mostly just joyed

BANFAN · #6 March 9, 2015, 08:27 AM

Haan, go around the net, you will see cocky fans are already yelling at other fans and claiming to be better than Aussies ... We are the world champions

oronnya · #7 March 9, 2015, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Ace of BD
For the first time, I felt different. Maybe it was because we had been pilloried so much that our fans would emotionally defend at any remarks against our team, and in one of those victories once a year, those fans would take all those frustrations out. But as major victories like this have become more frequent in the latter stages of our cricketing history, and probably in this match, I had just been humbled. Felt like smiling to even our severest of haters. Just wanna say, let's be grateful to all, because that'd probably stir us further and thanks to everyone, we will continue to rise and acknowledge whatever comes at us, always positively by answering on the field.

Love you

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