ඉතිරි තරග සඳහා දුනිත් යළිත් ඩුබායි වෙත

මේ ඉමෝජ් වල පොඩි අවුලක් තියනවා.
අපි සතුට හෝ අනුමතකිරීම පෙන්නන්නේ කොහොමද?

This clearly shows the level of deterioration in our society’s moral values. The son doesn’t have the time to share the grief with other family members of the tragic demise of the Father, who had heavily contributed to the position the son is in at the moment. Let me analyse the situation to see whether it is compulsory to rejoin the team from different angles. Is it compulsory that the player must be with the team at this extremely sad occasion, or at the moment, he should be at home? Actually, we have a lot of replacements at our disposal for the player. So the team or the management should not worry about his inability to participate in the rest of the matches in the tournament. This can be easily understood by a simple logic, viz, what if the player met with a physical sport-related accident while playing, that would definitely keep him away from the field. Such accidents and replacements are very frequent in the field and not exceptions. Anyone with good logical reasoning can understand the moral deterioration of our people due to money and selfishness. Unfortunately, the mother of the player herself encourages him to leave his father without even staying 24 hours in a hurry. She may think of the money or the possibility of missing her child’s fortune, but not being grateful for the father. I am sure that she will receive the same treatment from her son in return in the future. The whole decades of father’s sweat and blood seem not enough to compensate for a few hundred dollars. Under these circumstances, match fixing and other sorts of betraying attempts of players are not points of surprise as father or country or any damn thing is not important than money.

mekage thaththa ge awasan katayuthu walata wada moota kiriket lokui , thrisan samajayak meka, ai moo wenaweng replace ekak aththema nadda? thamange demav piyanta wada me loke kisi deyak watinne na …