Shah Rukh takes blame for KKR’s IPL debacle

Kolkata Knight Riders owner Shah Rukh Khan, taking the blame for his team’s poor showing at the IPL, has offered “unconditional apologies to all” and “no promises anymore”.
“I completely take the blame for not putting up a good enough show... so much love for KKR & I couldn’t reciprocate,” Shah Rukh Khan tweeted after his Knights were mauled by the Chennai Super Kings.
He did not hide his frustrations and was candid enough after the Knights’ poor show at the Chidambaram stadium where his franchise lost by nine wickets.
“JUST DISAPPOINTED. Can’t do any more for KKR. Sorry can’t sound fakely uppity about next season & thanks for support tweets,” he said.
Though mathematically the men in purple still have a remote chance of qualifying for the semi-finals, the Bollywood Badshah sees no light at the end of the tunnel. “Substance leads to style & glamour. Supporters of KKR, we can say goodbye to IPL now. Better than last year is not good enough.”
“I am not sad. Just feel awful for Kolkata and all of this, most wonderful city and my sponsors. No promises anymore. Bye all.”
KKR may be the most successful franchise commercially, but SRK is not only concerned about the riches -- King Khan says he is emotionally attached to the team. “Someone just sent a mathematical (ill-informed) profit made by KKR. To correct you, not invested million $s just some priceless emotions in KKR.”
“Bye all. I am off now to deal with disappointments in the way I know best.