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[ProCricketer1982]

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Huummm, afraid to say that I agree with mr Vaughan. There is a huge difference between mental illness and tiredness... Very very bad call from trott and the ECB. Really poor form and insulting to those who have suffered.

[Jenko]

So any apologies heading the Australians way after it was apparently them who tipped him over the edge

[Alvaro]

That calls for Father Jack

http://youtu.be/MSHaCzb3yYk

[ppccopener]

The interview last night on sky did not go the way i thought it would
More like burn out from a relentless schedule than a mental problem similar to tresco or yardy
I dont particularly like micheal vaughans comments but he has a point...
You wont hear the ecb ever blame heavy scheduling of course...england are the ultimate cash cow
The question for trott is can he play at international level again?
England have a big call to make now on who is our number 3...

[Sam]

So any apologies heading the Australians way after it was apparently them who tipped him over the edge

I seem to remember Flower saying the complete opposite to this...  .

[Jenko]

Nah just recall reading comments from people on the forum who said that the Australians sledging combined with the crowd were all detrimental towards his mental well being.

[csnew]

Nah just recall reading comments from people on the forum who said that the Australians sledging combined with the crowd were all detrimental towards his mental well being.

Yup. Think trott should apologise to Warner now .
Ecb, flower and the England boys were quick to make warner the bad guy, yet I'm assuming they knew it was burn out.
Interesting tactics .

Trott's always been a selfish player and cared more about his average than the team, didn't surprise me that he thinks he's fit to play against Scotland in May.

His comments towards mental illness showed what an idiot he is and how disrespectful he is to people genuinely suffering from mental illness