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02-01-2013, 06:11 AM #256
There are already a few threads on this issue, including discussing BWF policies, in which each side of the camp have given the points of debate many times. Whatever it is, neither camp will change their minds regardless.
As for Olympics, there is quota system for every sport if not mistaken. England being the host, was hit when the Cycling Association changed the rules from 2 per country in 2008 to 1 in 2012 and certain events only top 2 from the whole region get to go. After some grumblings they lived with it & move on.
As for the view the if other countries have the ability, they will surely employ this tactic, not necessarily so. Sports in democratic countries is different as it is using taxpayers money(one reason). Public outcry, players/athletes filing complaints, calls for officials resignation,etc,etc can happen. Examples of these have also been given in the other threads.
This thread is for presentation of data, for the BWF policies discussion, perhaps find those threads and read and continue
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02-01-2013, 06:37 AM #257
wildcard??

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02-02-2013, 03:30 AM #258
simple. In the past, the regulation quite fair. That's why the rate of w/o or ret by china players was very low : 0.86 % just answer my question : if lower ranked player can go to WC while higher ranked player can't go just bcoz the quota / country, then where is the fair ? if saina nehwal can not go to WC just bcoz she represent china and only world # 15, while world # 150 from XYZ country can go, is this fair ? first, the #12 player represent which country ? Second, where is the final ranking prior to 2012 OG so I can know which country suffers the most in table tennis As long as I know, LXR qualify by the regulation, while INA WS qualify by wild card
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02-02-2013, 03:34 AM #259
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02-02-2013, 03:39 AM #260
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02-02-2013, 03:41 AM #261
Please don't drag Saina Nehwal here for the sake of your explaination. She will never be going to represent China nor she is in the world # 15 rank at present. So, please don't drag other country's players for the sake of explaining the act of withdrawals and retirements from china players.
Your explainations are totally wrong. Its like " I will do whatever i can. You don't have any rights to stop me doing that. We are superpowers" Isn't it?
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02-02-2013, 03:49 AM #262
I use saina nehwal bcoz depleter comes from india, and very likely he/she idolize nehwal. Let see what is the fans reaction if their idol can not go to WC just bcoz country limitation, and let see if they have different answer, if the victim is not the same. How about you ? Just answer my question : if saina nehwal from china and only # 15 can not go, is this fair ?
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02-02-2013, 03:56 AM #263
You are completely want to change the topic out from here by simply dragging everybody by calling their idols name and fitting those as if you needs. This thread is completely based upon some players' cheating on badminton for the past years. We people are very much interested in badminton and we never accept those malpractices ever happen to badminton. Thats the beauty of this thread which wanted to eradicate the malpractice in general. Do you keep on insist that these practices are good to badminton for ever???
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02-02-2013, 04:00 AM #264
Facts already proved that when the regulation is quite fair, only 1 ret or w/o within 116 matches...so if BWF wants to reduce the # of w/o or ret when chn vs chn, simple, set again the 2001 WC regulation. It's silly that member (ROW fans) in here only criticize china and not criticize BWF. That's bcoz their idol is very hard to win major title even though china suffers the most by BWF's unfair regulation
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02-02-2013, 04:17 AM #265
The topic has become unnecessarily wildly speculative. Back to reality please.
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02-02-2013, 05:07 AM #266
This is quite simple.. Walkovers between players and unnecessary retirements won't help badminton in any case. So, for the well being of the sport and to protect its sovereignity , i request BWF to come up with some solutions to curb those who misuse the regulations. Already, BWF has eradicated the wrong line judgements in some countries by trying to introduce sophisticated cameras to look after the line calls
. I appreciate their work and i also insist BWF to come forward with an excellent back-up plan to eradicate intentional walkovers as well.
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02-03-2013, 02:42 AM #267
i have done that and posted. the post was been ignored because plenty of outer space reply.
now i am unmotivated because the thread is on the border of get locked.
yup,i think i will abandon this thread since the bwf is co cruel and forcing cba todo dirty tricks!
ouch,better bwf cancel all international tournament,woohoo!
mod can consider to lock it then i will open a new thread for the current year walkover and retired.
to fight destruction,we contribute.
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