"He could make difficult situations seem a lot easier" ❤️ | Joe Root pays tribute to Graham Thorpe

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England's Joe Root spoke to Sky Sports about a man he idolised as a player and cherished working under as a coach, saying he would probably not have enjoyed the career he has had without Graham Thorpe's backing.
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@keep_it_tidy56 22 дня назад

Wonderful interview, Joe Root is a very modest, understated character, but with a steely underbelly & a wicked sense of humour to boot. I could listen to Mike Atherton talking cricket with Yorkshire’s finest for hours.

@Thechosenfool 22 дня назад

Love Rooty, wonderful player and wonderful bloke

@matthewrichardson4122 17 дней назад

Shouldn’t be understated what Joe has done in this interview, he could’ve easily turned it down and left it for the skipper this week but I’m sure Joe recognised that Ollie pope will have benefitted from focusing on the team and that he as the senior player in the team could step in here to share his thoughts and memories of Thorpe. It’s a pleasure to hear about how many of England modern international greats were influenced by Graham Thorpe. In what’s been such a sad end to his life, it’s been beautiful to see the touching tributes and memories he really was an inspiration.

@user-xg4td3gg7e 18 дней назад

So sad. R.I.P. Thorpe. Don’t judge a man until you have walked a mile in his shoes. 🙏🏼

@qwafgjolmfpjbfszxgg1142 19 дней назад

I love Joe Root

@michaelmulhall5007 22 дня назад

No disrespect indeed Joe. Athers nasser and thorpey had to deal with pollock/ Donald, wasim / waqar, McGrath/ warne , Ambrose and Walsh. If you compare what cook had to face in his career could you imagine what a fit athers would scored against them attacks that followed

@Sogram09 22 дня назад

Yh the period when he made runs in 2010/11/12 the aussie and indian teams were poor losing home and away

@iPro3million 22 дня назад

What does Alastair Cook have to do with this video?

@michaelmulhall5007 22 дня назад

@@iPro3millionCook has a inflated average the point been the team if the 90s faced better opposition I could picked other players

@ianhiscock9440 22 дня назад

@@michaelmulhall5007you think this is the place for that when Joe is talking to Athers about the loss of a team mate, a coach, a mentor and a friend in such appalling circumstances? A bit of perspective about what’s important wouldn’t go amiss.

@iPro3million 22 дня назад

@@michaelmulhall5007 this video is about Joe Root remembering Graham Thorpe. What on earth do Alastair Cook and inflated averages have to do with that?

@cricketalltheway1070 17 дней назад

Humble request to sky sports cricket to upload a video regarding the squads announced for the limited overs series against Australia

@jonnyhawkins7744 20 дней назад

Can't imagine Thorpe's train of thought during his last couple of years, but so selfish doing it infront of a train, ruining other lives along the way, the poor train driver, people on the platform, and not to mention his own family.

@taimurhuk543 19 дней назад

we will never know. just be grateful that you got to watch him play and entertain cricket fans around the world in the 90s.

@Mr-Steve-Robinson 18 дней назад

His suicide is so very, very sad. I'm not sure about selfish. Hard to understand, certainly. To understand all is to forgive all.

@michaelhoyle2652 14 дней назад

Yeah tell all that to the train driver and his family

@kartikkantheti5690 21 день назад

What's the point of all these tributes. None of them were there for him. No one was there for him to hold his hand and stop him when he was at the railway station

@user-th5nb3ox1w 21 день назад

A fair point. It's such a shame we can't help people more.

@sampenno4368 21 день назад

Yeah they talk about him as if he died of a normal disease, they need to talk about the route cause and start talking about mens mental health, the suicide pandemic is out of control and the cricket audience need to hear it

@neilcarpenter2669 21 день назад

They didn't know that he was in such a bad place mentally in fact no one really knows what another person is going through, Men in particular pretend that they are fine when they are anything but , people who suffer with mental illness tend to downplay the seriousness of their situation and Men don't have the support network that many women have hence the the difference in the percentage of Men who take their own lives.

@LavisP 21 день назад

What a thoughtless comment. Well done.

@kartikkantheti5690 21 день назад

@@LavisP thoughtless??? The guy committed suicide on railways tracks. How alone and depressed must a man , a fighter like thorpe be??? His teammates failed him. And now they are paying silly tributes. This should haunt his teammates and make them feel guilty for the rest of their lives. He was there for them always but they were never there for him