Imagine if Carl Brown had played 21 matches

[Mosiah]

won 1, drawn 7 and lost 13! Well, that was Bennet King's record as coach of the West Indies cricket team. Yet some of us are not sure if he should depart.

I say thank goodness he has the decency to quit because we sure didn't have the decency or pride to fire the man.

[Assasin]

At least he had the decency to step away after such a flop, something some of our coaches don't know.

[Mosiah]

That's what I'm saying, but Carl Brown's record was never that bad, even with no support from the JFF.

[Mosiah]

By the way, did you know that CB is now coaching in Chicago?

[Assasin]

Do you know the team?

Good that he took that intiative. Sometimes you need a break and to walk away, learn something else and RETURN. Wish CB all the best, I hope he takes up the challenge of getting his A or B license while he is here.

I am in a similiar position right now. giving up the easy for the unforeseen, new challenge.

With King his record was a lot better than the few others before him. The fact is our administrators are not proactive and I bet if King never quit they wouldn't ask him to leave. Before seeing that he quit I was wondering if they were really going to let him stay after such a disaster.

[Mosiah]

King's record was better than the other before him?!?! How much "worse" can you get with just 1 win?!?!

[Assasin]

Remember how we were Whitewash, Blackwash and all Indian wash by South Africa, England, South Africa, India and all a them. We couldn't even win a game.

He at least got the players to focus a little more but saying so there is a big man job that is needed to be done. I think Clive Lloyd is the MAN.

[Mosiah]

So, you saw our players focusing better? Come on, sass! King didn't improve one solitary aspect of our cricket. Not a one!!!