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  Dinanath Ramnarine, President and CEO of WIPA wrote to Ken Gordon, WICB President calling for WICB CEO Bruce Aanensen's replacement.
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  Gordon then promptly replied to the media and sided with his appointee, noting that he was satisfied that there was no basis to Ramnarine's charge of a "negative management style".Gordon may very well be the only person familiar with the situation that believes that statement.
  
  But Gordon didn't stop there, as after saying that he "invested a considerable amount of time in attempting to build a relationship" with WIPA, he then launched into a personal attack on Ramnarine, accusing Ramnarine of being "abusive to Deryck Murray" at negotiations and of calling Gordon a liar in front of board members.The tone of Ramnarine's and Gordon's letters stand in stark contrast: Ramnarine pointed to facts that can be easily supported and documented, while Gordon relied on verbal claims that would be difficult to prove.
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  It is also worth noting that Gordon has waited until 2 weeks before he bows out to make these claims.
  
  Now, the evidence would suggest that Gordon and his team have been incompetent in their leadership of the WICB, but we have no reason to believe that Gordon is a liar, so it would stand to reason that there is truth in his statements about Ramnarine's abrasiveness.Certainly, nothing productive can come from a relationship where one party, if Gordon is to be believed, is as abrasive as Ramnarine is.
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  Perhaps the Gleaner's and the Express' backing of Gordon in this case is not surprising given the fact that Gordon was once the managing director of the Express and that he "had also been instrumental in the establishment of a number of regional media houses including ones in Guyana, Jamaica and Barbados".
  
  As the dust settles in this case, it is clear to everyone looking on that the principals in this situation have little regard for each other and that the atmosphere is so poisoned that any meaningful relationship between the WICB and WIPA is impossible at this time.Gordon will soon be gone, but Aanensen and Ramnarine will still be standing, and it seems as if both men need to seriously look at how they deal with each other.

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  Q&A with WICB President Ken Gordon
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  Ken GordonKen Gordon assumed the presidency of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) with a bold promise to ensure a "new era of transparency" but, after just two month on the job, the media magnate is being taken to task for his public response to legitimate issues.
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  As president, he was involved in preparations for the World Cup and brings that background and that information to the table," Gordon said.
  
  On Griffith's own decision to step down from the WICB presidency because of ?personal and family considerations, Gordon said it was "entirely different thing being president of the WICB and all that entails and being a member of the board of the World Cup."
  
  On word circulating that Griffith is serving as a paid consultant to the World Cup board, Gordon dismissed that as rumours "started by someone with a particular agenda."

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  president Ken Gordon said CaribbeanCricket.com - The Independent Voice of West Indies Cricket
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  "The West Indies Cricket Board places great value on Digicel's partnership with West Indies Cricket and is pleased to have evolved our relationship in the best interest of West Indies cricket" said WICB President Ken Gordon.

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  Gordon's WICB sings all the way to the bank
  
  Ken Gordon, Chairman of WICB, said Cricket World Cup ticket sales were excellentKen Gordon, Chairman of WICB, said Cricket World Cup ticket sales were excellent
  
  NEW YORK, USA, July 11, 2007 - Cricket World Cup Windies may have been criticized for poor attendance at Cup matches but its chair is claiming ticket sales from the event surpassed those from the previous cups.
  
  Speaking following the 22nd meeting of the Board of Directors, held in Kingston, Jamaica on July 6th, ICC CWC WI 2007 Inc.Chairman, Kenneth Gordon, disclosed that 672,000 tickets were sold during the entire ninth tourney at a whopping US$32 million.It was more than the 625,000 sold for the last cup in South Africa and the 476,000 in England, during the seventh tourney, said Gordon.
  
  The West Indies Cricket Board president also insisted that the money will serve to eliminate the current financial deficit of the WICB and provide a direct return to host countries.He did not reveal what percentage of the profits will go to host countries that invested heavily to prepare for the international tourney.

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  John Aaron has been described by former West Indies Cricket Board President Ken Gordon, as "a true statesman."
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  The commission members felt that USACA could sit with the representative group of league presidents and find solutions to the growing impasse in cricket in the US, and before the then WICB president Ken Gordon intervened.

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  Former chairman of the Caribbean Communication Network (CCN) and veteran journalist, Ken Gordon, said Manning's response to the situation was unfortunate.
  
  "While the unprofessional conduct of the radio station may have been provocative and perhaps even offensive, the Constitution of Trinidad and Tobago guarantees the freedom with which the media is expected to operate," Gordon told the Express newspaper.

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  Charges of "racism" were made against Ken Gordon, chief owner of the media conglomerate, Caribbean Communications Network, CCN; and there were plans to introduce a controversial government-inspired code of conduct on the media.

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  Government is still pursuing former CCN chairman Ken Gordon to head a proposed committee on media standards

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  State Senate Majority Leader Ken Gordon, a Dem­ocrat, and State Rep.

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