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Quintion DE Kock
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SillyCowCorner1
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No, he's not Rishabh Pant...he's de Kock
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QdK was putting his own beliefs and principles ahead of an action that, had he followed the directive, would have been the height of hypocrisy. I don't necessarily share his beliefs, but I have more respect for him than those who are simply making a token gesture to be seen to be doing 'the right thing'.
Prince EWS
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Sell out. I have disinvited him to next week's Klan Zoom.
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I think that's exactly what happened but then he caved
nightprowler10
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I don't know, he seems ok with it.
smash84
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There seems to be more furore over the Indian team taking the knee than the Pakistan team not taking it.
The furore was more due to India losing the game, if India had won nobody cared whether they took the knee or not.
smash84
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True
Whole Pakistan team did it together and Pakistan doesn't have the racial history SA does.
I don't blame QDK. It's terrible management throwing this mandate at the team on the morning of the game.
.Whoa, it's almost like he's human and made a decision that he later thought would be worth changing with a different perspective.
In a world where people are far less and less likely to change their minds on things, I absolutely applaud him. He made a decision not to kneel, which was his own and he's entitled to make. He then took on feedback, OK he was probably pressured but he's since owned the decision to go the other way.
In a world where people are far less and less likely to change their minds on things, I absolutely applaud him. He made a decision not to kneel, which was his own and he's entitled to make. He then took on feedback, OK he was probably pressured but he's since owned the decision to go the other way.