You're in for a serious shock next year...Originally Posted by the PORSCHEman2
You're in for a serious shock next year...Originally Posted by the PORSCHEman2
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Originally Posted by Jack_Bauer
Schumacher is hardly a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. He was never even a nominee. He may never receive an award from the UN (although he is a member of something) but thank God for that. Villeneuve coughs up some convoluted logic, basically claiming that if you cheat and either accept it and/or announce it in advance it's all ok. That if you, play tricks "with class" it simply gets wiped off the slate. Someone please explain that one to me.
Come on Jacques, one thing we can't blame Michael for is you getting your arse kicked out of F1. Wonder what Villeneuve would have thought had Senna 'announced' he was going to ram him. Bet he would have been flapping his gums.
We will never mention Schumacher and Kofi Anan in the same sentence, but we will certainly love Michael. How he will be remembered after he retires? Only time will tell. But, Jack, since you seem to have absolutely no problem digesting Villeneuve's raving, I think he's assaulting not only your intelligence but also your loyalty.
Villeneuve will always be loved.... Gilles not Jacques.
Last edited by Nazmacher; 08-17-2006 at 01:54 PM.
Try reading the first sentence of my response to JV's comments.Originally Posted by Nazmacher
I stated from the outset that I didn't digest Villeneuve's comments with "absolutely no problem". I have no loyalty to Villeneuve nor to Schumacher, I simply expressed my opinion that JV had a point about Schumacher never being as well loved or remembered as the other greats of the sport. I would've agreed with the comment regardless of who said it.
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Michael will go down in history as one of the Greats (whether he is or isn't is really a mute point). Yes, he's made mistakes, errors of judgement and possibly bent the rules to suit him.
Welcome to the world of Formula 1.
Senna fans will still 'fall on their sword' as they defend the honor of their God, yet most people know that he was an arrogant so and so who only though about himself. The whole debacle with Prost at Suzuka is a case in point, everyone forgives him for it. Same will happen with Michael.
Lol I was about to say, mods can you guys check IPs to confirm?Originally Posted by F1_Master
The Ace of All Aces.
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The melissens was talking to him about it... So Wouter probably already hasOriginally Posted by NuclearCrap
So I guess they are going to see how he behaves...
For a while
I don't think there's something like "the best F1 driver ever, of all time, the man".
I do think there are different types of F1 drivers.
Below, my list:
Best technically-and-tactically-minded F1 driver yet: Ayrton Senna.
Most precise driving-style F1 driver yet: "The professor" Alain Prost.
Most politically-astute F1 driver yet: Michael Schumacher.
Bitchiest yet: Nigel Mansell.
Most capable if you listen to the paddock: Jackie Stewart.
Most emotional: Rubens Barrichello.
Worst temper: Ayrton Senna.
Most overrated: Montoya, Frentzen and possibly Liuzzi.
Most underrated: Wurz, Trulli, Panis.
The bolded information is incorrect.Originally Posted by Kooper
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