Schumacher retires
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ferrisbueller

Original Poster:

30,307 posts

256 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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I'm not sure I subscribe to the "best ever" school of thought but I'm actually sad to see him go as I love Ferrari. Hopefully Kimi can do the job.

wtracing

27 posts

243 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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well at least he can go out on a high.

but like people say i don't think any one will ever be as good as schumacher.

but i feel sorry for Alonso now there is only 2 points between them.

JonRB

80,008 posts

301 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Thanks a censored bundle for putting info like that in the thread title when I haven't seen the race yet, you berk.

Big Cheese!

547 posts

247 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Im distraut! Such a great man! Retire.In.Peace!

puffpuff

23,205 posts

255 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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JonRB said:
Thanks a censored bundle for putting info like that in the thread title when I haven't seen the race yet, you berk.


Nothing to do with the race which he finished.....

JonRB

80,008 posts

301 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Forum etiquette is not to put spoilers in the thread title though.

I accept it isn't directly related to the race though, so fair enough I guess.

ferrisbueller

Original Poster:

30,307 posts

256 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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JonRB said:
Thanks a censored bundle for putting info like that in the thread title when I haven't seen the race yet, you berk.


What has it got to do with the race?

ATG

23,671 posts

301 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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puffpuff said:
JonRB said:
Thanks a censored bundle for putting info like that in the thread title when I haven't seen the race yet, you berk.


Nothing to do with the race which he finished.....
the points gap ...

magic torch

5,781 posts

251 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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I'm glad, time for some new blood.

If he'd stayed and beaten Raikkonen in an equal car it would have impressed me more than all his world championships.

BossCerbera

8,188 posts

272 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Gutted even though it's been increasingly inevitable.

The Red Baron is the best.

ferrisbueller

Original Poster:

30,307 posts

256 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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magic torch said:

If he'd stayed and beaten Raikkonen in an equal car it would have impressed me more than all his world championships.


Agreed.

What odds Kimi for World Champ next year?

tomtvr

6,909 posts

270 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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I liked Brundles idea of an Andretti style fairwell tour with no pressure.

Gutting news, a legend of our time - he will be sorely missed cry

CommanderJameson

22,096 posts

255 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Hurrah!

*does a happy dance*

Hopefully, this marks an end to F1's Dead Decade.

wtracing

27 posts

243 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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ATG said:
puffpuff said:
JonRB said:
Thanks a censored bundle for putting info like that in the thread title when I haven't seen the race yet, you berk.


Nothing to do with the race which he finished.....
the points gap ...


sorry but what was ya up to then if ya wasn't watching the race.

Mr MoJo

4,698 posts

245 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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He will be missed, despite certain flaws he is one of if not the greatest of all time.

Hope he goes out in style.

sstein

6,249 posts

283 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Certainly will be missed, I think F1 wolnt be the same without him.

What a way to go though if he can clinch this 8th Championship.

Assuming he wins all the remaining races this season, that will be 93 victories! Must have been tempting to stay on for 100 wins!!!

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Stuart

waynepixel

3,978 posts

253 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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"LMAO @ Flavio Briatore when asked how much will you miss him? "I won't miss him at all."

So true. hahahahah

D_Mike

5,301 posts

269 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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Louise Goodman (Pitlane grandmother) asked Jenson Button: "Just how much will people in F1 miss him when he's gone?"

Sadly, Jenson didn't say: "That depends how much they like him I guess."

For my liking there was too much one sided praise of schumachers career (greatest driver ever blah blah blah) and not enough criticism. The closest it got was Murrary saying: "He's pulled soem tough moves, adelaide 94, suzuka 97... monaco this year..." forgetting to mention silverstone, where he put alonso on the grass, the fact he did the same to hakinnen at spa... the fact his won at least one world champiopnship with an illegal car... oh... and the ones that were mentioned I'd call "cheating" rather than "tough moves."

magic torch

5,781 posts

251 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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SHOCK!!! Raikkonen joins Massa for 2007. rolleyes



ferrisbueller said:
magic torch said:

If he'd stayed and beaten Raikkonen in an equal car it would have impressed me more than all his world championships.


Agreed.

What odds Kimi for World Champ next year?


It'll certainly be interesting, with the two main contenders at new teams. Could leave it wide open.

My money would be on Alonso, McLaren's infrastructure hasn't been based around one person for years. It's a bigger change for Ferrari.

Furyous

25,673 posts

250 months

Sunday 10th September 2006
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CommanderJameson said:
Hurrah!

*does a happy dance*

Hopefully, this marks an end to F1's Dead Decade.


Im afraid you misread the post, its only the kraut thats going, not the max and mini show