Not sure this is the best review team, but then again?.
Well if they want to publish their findings by March, they they only needed to cover the perion from 2005 -7, how on earth can they come up with an answer in just 2 months?.

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Ern

It is not exactly going to be a difficult task is it. When things have gone this badly the major flaws won't be difficult to pinpoint. In fact a lot of them were apparent as soon as the tour got under way.
I am sure that the panel has been chosen so it won't pick on the cricket hierarchy in England and focus on lower mangement in order to pin the blame.

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"Checkout the big brain on Brett" Pulp Fiction

I dont think its a bad review team actually aprt from the fact its run by a guy who used to run golf. Maybe a fresh pair of eyes will help and he's only an administrator after all and if he's any good at that he'll let the respected ex players do the importnat stuff. If its any more than that I'd have reservations. BUT lets not fool ourselves. Its a REVIEW panel. In todays climate of double talk and spin doctoring, a review can and often means nothing at all. For example the panel could find alot of fault with captaincy, management and slectors but in reality the paymasters ie the ecb might just say "we'll take that on board" and "learne form our mistakes" and still keep dunc as coach, freddie as skipper, coaching stff the same and let the players drive straight from the airport to the first test.

So while, if handled correctly, they'll be some good points brought forward and all concerned will have to answer some very uncomfortable questions I cant see any major reforms happening.

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Nothing says "Obey Me" like a bloody head on a fence post!

Like people have said, it shouldn't be hard to get the problems to the forefront. I don't see why the ECB just don't come on here they'll see that we've got pretty much all the points roundly discussed.

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