Moto GP Aragon * With Spoilers*

Moto GP Aragon * With Spoilers*

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Centurion07

10,381 posts

247 months

Sunday 28th September 2014
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Lincsblokey said:
do we really have to go through this?

electronics failures, 2 engines, technical fkups, oh and an injury.

In his own words, its the first time all year he has felt fully fit and found a decent base setting.
Fair points, but considering his form against Dovi at Tech3, I doubt the results would have been any different. One result does not make a season.

Yazza54

18,507 posts

181 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Centurion07 said:
Lincsblokey said:
do we really have to go through this?

electronics failures, 2 engines, technical fkups, oh and an injury.

In his own words, its the first time all year he has felt fully fit and found a decent base setting.
Fair points, but considering his form against Dovi at Tech3, I doubt the results would have been any different. One result does not make a season.
Why does everyone remember the st years? After that year with dovi he really came on the next season.

I do think redding is our best hope but don't understand all the hating on crutchlow. He's had an awful year and the bike he's on isn't comparable to dovis.

s3fella

10,524 posts

187 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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But why is his bike without upgrades etc?

Cos he cant keep his trap shut and get on with it, that's why.

I like him, but he moans too much.

Johno

8,417 posts

282 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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His bike doesn't have the upgrades because he's leaving for another manufacturer.

Like Iannone has the upgrades because he's joining the factory team.


bass gt3

10,193 posts

233 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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s3fella said:
But why is his bike without upgrades etc?

Cos he cant keep his trap shut and get on with it, that's why.

I like him, but he moans too much.
Fair point.
At Tech 3 it was all about how only a Factory seat would do etc etc etc, then when he gets there, he bhes and moans IN PUBLIC, about the team. And then there's shock horror as to him not getting upgrades etc.
Yes, as LB has said, CC has always been very vocal, but this is the big leauges. Learning how to act as a professional is part of the deal and i think it's something Cal has damaged himself badly on.
Sometimes, it's better to keep your thoughts private and discuss it in house rather than go straight to Twitter and try to shame people publically.
Great rider, shyte PR team...

mitzy

Original Poster:

13,857 posts

197 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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......... along with jack miller
He needs to stop effing and jeffing

Needs someone to tell him its not grown up





bass gt3

10,193 posts

233 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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mitzy said:
......... along with jack miller
He needs to stop effing and jeffing

Needs someone to tell him its not grown up
He's Australian, they're all tts to begin with wink

Fleegle

16,689 posts

176 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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bass gt3 said:
He's Australian, they're all tts to begin with wink
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates

Quinny

15,814 posts

266 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Fleegle said:
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates
Depends whose beating whosmile..... But Miller seems very similar in demeanour to Stoneryes

em177

3,131 posts

164 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Quinny said:
Fleegle said:
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates
Depends whose beating whosmile..... But Miller seems very similar in demeanour to Stoneryes
Which only really works when you're winning,

Centurion07

10,381 posts

247 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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em177 said:
Quinny said:
Fleegle said:
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates
Depends whose beating whosmile..... But Miller seems very similar in demeanour to Stoneryes
Which only really works when you're winning,
In terms of moaning, he's definitely up there with Casey. In his defence, he also has a sense of humour, as witnessed on MotoGP Tonight when (can't remember the exact details) he made a crack to the British studio audience about being an ex-convict and wasn't sure if he was allowed back on home soil (or something). hehe

I, for one, welcome our new aussie MotoGP Overlord.

Lincsblokey

3,175 posts

155 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Fleegle said:
bass gt3 said:
He's Australian, they're all tts to begin with wink
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates
The masterstroke for me is the fact Gabbarini will be his crew chief.... yup, Caseys genius crew chief...

mitzy

Original Poster:

13,857 posts

197 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Lincsblokey said:
Fleegle said:
bass gt3 said:
He's Australian, they're all tts to begin with wink
Yup

Millers in for a bit of a shock next year if he continues his petulant behaviour in with the big boys

Should also be very interesting to see how he and Crutchlow get on as team mates
The masterstroke for me is the fact Gabbarini will be his crew chief.... yup, Caseys genius crew chief...
Only a genius if he gets results and teaches the petulant little boy some manners



LoonR1

26,988 posts

177 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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s3fella said:
But why is his bike without upgrades etc?

Cos he cant keep his trap shut and get on with it, that's why.

I like him, but he moans too much.
100% this.

What's with all the Millwr hating too. I hope he does well, the more potential winners we have the better the racing is likely to be.

Quinny

15,814 posts

266 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Centurion07 said:
I, for one, welcome our new aussie MotoGP Overlord.
Ohh, don't get me wrong.... He's a breath of fresh air, I really like him, he's a funny bright guy..... I'm also a massive stoner fansmile...

I also have a gut feeling that once jack gets to Grips with his MotoGP bike.....Crutchlow will be No 2 in the teamhehe

egor110

16,860 posts

203 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Quinny said:
Centurion07 said:
I, for one, welcome our new aussie MotoGP Overlord.
Ohh, don't get me wrong.... He's a breath of fresh air, I really like him, he's a funny bright guy..... I'm also a massive stoner fansmile...

I also have a gut feeling that once jack gets to Grips with his MotoGP bike.....Crutchlow will be No 2 in the teamhehe
And then the moaning will really start.

macdeb

8,509 posts

255 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Quinny said:
macdeb said:
?
I watched it on telly scratchchin
I haven't got a telly next to the lounger in the gardensmile
Oh, excuse me, 'mr retired and up to date with the latest gear'
rolleyes
hehe

macdeb

8,509 posts

255 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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Lincsblokey said:
Good to hear Rossi is ok.

Pleased for Jorge, after all the internal ste he has put up with from VR's side he has shown he really is the man to take it to Marquez long term.
+1 as a long time fan of Rossi, can't understand the bad feeling towards Jorge. After all, he was one of very few that made the effort to attend Simoncelli's funeral, which spoke volumes for me about his character.
He deserved the win. [and any other]

LoonR1

26,988 posts

177 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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g4ry13 said:
No word about Rossi? He goes down and doesn't move and then they carry on talking about the rest of the race rolleyes
Good point. The fact that we were watching RossiGP and he crashed, means the race should be immediately stopped until he's fit to ride again. A minutes silence would've been appropriate too. Why did Yamaha not immediately protest the race continuation?

You'd think this was a race series and not just a showcase for Rossi and his PR machine.

Lincsblokey

3,175 posts

155 months

Monday 29th September 2014
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LoonR1 said:
g4ry13 said:
No word about Rossi? He goes down and doesn't move and then they carry on talking about the rest of the race rolleyes
Good point. The fact that we were watching RossiGP and he crashed, means the race should be immediately stopped until he's fit to ride again. A minutes silence would've been appropriate too. Why did Yamaha not immediately protest the race continuation?

You'd think this was a race series and not just a showcase for Rossi and his PR machine.