Question:
Should Shane Warne be allowed to offer his condolences about Jane McGrath?
Cirkuit Skan
2008-06-23 20:42:52 UTC
I am just wondering if is it appropriate for cricket leg spin bowler Shane Warne to offer his condolences and thoughts to Glen McGrath, his family and Jane's family with Jane McGrath's passing
There are cricketers from Australia and outside Australia who are offering their condolences.
No disrespect to Jane McGrath but and seeing Shane Warne is a cricketer, is it appropriate to offer his condolences too?
This came to my mind because of Shane Warne's certain reputation outside sport.
So would it be negative for Shane Warne to offer his condolences?
(Shane Warne went to the funeral of Crazy John founder John Ilhan)
You can give any answer
My own thoughts & condolences go Glenn McGrath, his family and Jane's family. It was so sad to hear the news.
Fourteen answers:
Even Keel..
2008-06-23 21:12:17 UTC
It does not matter about Shane's 'Off field' reputation at this sad time..Shane Warne was a very close friend to Jane and Glen all through out his career with Australia..

Jane and Simone Warne were quite close..

Glen needs all his friends around him at this time,and no matter what people think of Shane Warne,he was and is Glen McGrath's friend..

I would think less of Shane if he never offered any condolances..
anonymous
2016-05-24 03:20:08 UTC
i have extended my condolences in another post, a great woman that now rests peacefully. 1. i wouldnt so much say i know more about breast cancer than before, however its now given more thought than it used to, its now more public whereas it used to be more hidden away, she helped bring it to the forefront of alot of peoples minds and raise money for research into this terrible illness 2. truthfully, i think there is much we can do except keep making donations, so that the people that can do something about it can find the cure 3. my attitude will be "well, i know i wasnt always a great man, i know i did some things that werent right, but i hope i have done enough good things in life to be considered a decent man" mainly, i would say that cos i have made mistakes in this life, but havent we all? but at least i'm honest enough to admit them (besides, the grim reaper would probably know if i was lying! LOL) to add a little extra, i have also learnt from Jane McGrath that life is cruel, as there is no way she deserved the cards that life dealt her, but to her credit, even with bad cards, she still played a good hand! may she rest peacefully
rjcricket
2008-06-24 01:03:09 UTC
It does not matter about Shane's 'Off field' reputation at this sad time..Shane Warne was a very close friend to Jane and Glen all through out his career with Australia..

Jane and Simone Warne were quite close..



I don.t find any reason why he should not be allowed
anonymous
2008-06-23 21:46:32 UTC
They were good friends, all cricketer's family were very close and toured with the cricketers everywhere they play including Steve Waugh also a best mate of Glenn, everyone of course are allowed to offer condolences and not just condolence but being there for Glenn would be great....
Jason R
2008-06-24 02:17:06 UTC
Whats Shane Warne's reputation got to do with whether or not he can give his thoughts to Glenn and the rest of the family. Though they may not be best friends they still have a good and healthy association with each other.

Who are we to judge somebody else anyway when it comes to a discrepancy in their lives. Are we so perfect. Lets look in the mirror at ourselves first before we judge others.
anonymous
2008-06-23 23:30:06 UTC
What a strange idea of Shane Warne you have! He is no worse than many other men posing as top citizens, he is just a human being, & of course he should offer his sympathies to Glenn & family. Glenn would think it very strange if he didn't.
anonymous
2008-06-23 21:43:01 UTC
Any person may offer condolences to those grieving loved ones. It doesn't matter who they are. I think it would be disrespectful if Shane Warne didn't
vakayil k
2008-06-23 20:59:30 UTC
I do not find any reason why Shane Warne should not be allowe3d to offer his condolence.
SriKarthi S
2008-06-23 21:57:28 UTC
Shane might be a controversial person, but he is a good mate of Pidgey.

I see no harm in allowing him for Jane's condolence.

His off field controversies has nothing to do with this grief.

May Jane's soul R.I.P
Jackie F
2008-06-24 06:48:32 UTC
What a stupid question !People should be able to show respect for the departed .I did and I am just a NEVILLE nobody to Glenn and his family .Its about saying that his wife touched me and I was inspired by her.Not if you have done irresponsible things !
anonymous
2008-06-23 20:48:52 UTC
OMG ; in a way ,Jane McGrath doesn't need so and so, condolence, we must respect her at this time.
Ghandi
2008-06-24 00:45:29 UTC
i dont understand what is the problem with this

how can you deny a friend consolling his mate at a time of great loss
anonymous
2008-06-23 21:39:48 UTC
Of course, they were good friends
john
2008-06-23 21:53:46 UTC
yes


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