sussexpob wrote:Considering all we hear at the moment about Dizzy Gillespie is what a great coach he is, its pretty damning on his part that he utterly failed to put Robinson in the position to deliver on his quite evident all round talent.
It seems that Dizzy let arguably one of the biggest talents in county cricket fall through his fingers.
Not that I care much.... seems like Sussex have found a real gem at Yorkshire's expense.
captaincolly wrote:sussexpob wrote:Considering all we hear at the moment about Dizzy Gillespie is what a great coach he is, its pretty damning on his part that he utterly failed to put Robinson in the position to deliver on his quite evident all round talent.
It seems that Dizzy let arguably one of the biggest talents in county cricket fall through his fingers.
Not that I care much.... seems like Sussex have found a real gem at Yorkshire's expense.
Released for disciplinary reasons, not sure if the details ever came out. Chances are though that he'd have been retained had he been a more senior player.
Aidan11 wrote:captaincolly wrote:sussexpob wrote:Considering all we hear at the moment about Dizzy Gillespie is what a great coach he is, its pretty damning on his part that he utterly failed to put Robinson in the position to deliver on his quite evident all round talent.
It seems that Dizzy let arguably one of the biggest talents in county cricket fall through his fingers.
Not that I care much.... seems like Sussex have found a real gem at Yorkshire's expense.
Released for disciplinary reasons, not sure if the details ever came out. Chances are though that he'd have been retained had he been a more senior player.
None of the reasons were serious and one paper reported that it was for "...things such as timekeeping". Gillespie has shown that he doesn't appreciate slackers by dropping Plunkett.
The twist if Dizzy gets the job and Farbrace stays on....Robinson is Farbrace's stepson.
sussexpob wrote:Indeed, its seems to be acknowledged that his problems were of a minor concern, based mainly on his attitude to not being picked and been sent to net sessions instead, which he was less than punctual in attending on time.
I find that a worrying attitude for a potential candidate for the national team. Surely if you have talent like this, you find a way to make it work, and you give him an opportunity? The fact he hadnt debuted in county matches at Yorkshire was surprising, the board at Sussex suggest that he is bowling at the level of a top county performer already.... and his figures wouldnt disagree.
sussexpob wrote:Indeed, its seems to be acknowledged that his problems were of a minor concern, based mainly on his attitude to not being picked and been sent to net sessions instead, which he was less than punctual in attending on time.
I find that a worrying attitude for a potential candidate for the national team. Surely if you have talent like this, you find a way to make it work, and you give him an opportunity? The fact he hadnt debuted in county matches at Yorkshire was surprising, the board at Sussex suggest that he is bowling at the level of a top county performer already.... and his figures wouldnt disagree.
sussexpob wrote:Is Sam Hain dropped or injured?
sussexpob wrote:Indeed, its seems to be acknowledged that his problems were of a minor concern, based mainly on his attitude to not being picked and been sent to net sessions instead, which he was less than punctual in attending on time.
I find that a worrying attitude for a potential candidate for the national team. Surely if you have talent like this, you find a way to make it work, and you give him an opportunity? The fact he hadnt debuted in county matches at Yorkshire was surprising, the board at Sussex suggest that he is bowling at the level of a top county performer already.... and his figures wouldnt disagree.

Alviro Patterson wrote:sussexpob wrote:Indeed, its seems to be acknowledged that his problems were of a minor concern, based mainly on his attitude to not being picked and been sent to net sessions instead, which he was less than punctual in attending on time.
I find that a worrying attitude for a potential candidate for the national team. Surely if you have talent like this, you find a way to make it work, and you give him an opportunity? The fact he hadnt debuted in county matches at Yorkshire was surprising, the board at Sussex suggest that he is bowling at the level of a top county performer already.... and his figures wouldnt disagree.
Small matter of where Ollie Robinson would fit in a Yorkshire side full of talented and high quality players.
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