Saucer of milk for the spantard
Saucer of milk for the spantard
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_Batty_

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12,268 posts

279 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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castrolcraig

18,073 posts

235 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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wheres that teddy...

Graham

16,381 posts

313 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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I had a fair amount of respect for alonso at the start of the season but he is starting to look a bit of a t1t now. as or the boy hamilton he's far to smug hehe

Piglet

6,250 posts

284 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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castrolcraig said:
wheres that teddy...
It's in the corner, on top of the dolly and with the rattle next to it laugh

castrolcraig

18,073 posts

235 months

Monday 1st October 2007
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Piglet said:
castrolcraig said:
wheres that teddy...
It's in the corner, on top of the dolly and with the rattle next to it laugh
roflweeping

PiB

1,201 posts

299 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Alonso kind of stinks but if anything this shows that LH respects FA's competitive threat for the championship. FA has created the greatest amount of stress on and off the track cf. any other driver for LH.

OT - Spain has very good food.

anonymous-user

83 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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I don't quite get Briatore's comments. If the double world champion is so good, surely he shouldn't need number one status and the advantage of having the team behind him against a rookie? Or does Briatore thing Alonso expected a "I don't want to be made to look a fool" clause in his contract?

Vesuvius 996

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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He'a greasy cheat.

When the flag drops the bullsh1t stops.

1. Lewis went over the line last weekend in first place
2. The greasy spaniard put his car into the wall all on his own.

End of.


Incorrigible

13,668 posts

290 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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LexSport said:
I don't quite get Briatore's comments. If the double world champion is so good, surely he shouldn't need number one status and the advantage of having the team behind him against a rookie? Or does Briatore thing Alonso expected a "I don't want to be made to look a fool" clause in his contract?
article said:
If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
yes

Civpilot

6,257 posts

269 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Incorrigible said:
LexSport said:
I don't quite get Briatore's comments. If the double world champion is so good, surely he shouldn't need number one status and the advantage of having the team behind him against a rookie? Or does Briatore thing Alonso expected a "I don't want to be made to look a fool" clause in his contract?
article said:
If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
yes
That's the thing though. There is no way that McLaren would have made any such promise as it is completely the opposite to thier stance on driver status. They have never had a number 1 driver, even back when Senna was with them.

The Spantard (Love that new name for him hehe ) went to McLaren knowing full well he was equal status with the rookie... he just didn't beleive the "rookie" would be as quick as he is.

Vesuvius 996

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Civpilot said:
Incorrigible said:
LexSport said:
I don't quite get Briatore's comments. If the double world champion is so good, surely he shouldn't need number one status and the advantage of having the team behind him against a rookie? Or does Briatore thing Alonso expected a "I don't want to be made to look a fool" clause in his contract?
article said:
If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
yes
That's the thing though. There is no way that McLaren would have made any such promise as it is completely the opposite to thier stance on driver status. They have never had a number 1 driver, even back when Senna was with them.

The Spantard (Love that new name for him hehe ) went to McLaren knowing full well he was equal status with the rookie... he just didn't beleive the "rookie" would be as quick as he is.
I think we have a new PH word, folks.

"Spantard!"

hehe

_Batty_

Original Poster:

12,268 posts

279 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Vesuvius 996 said:
I think we have a new PH word, folks.

"Spantard!"

hehe
bowtiehehe

g4ry13

21,715 posts

284 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Vesuvius 996 said:
He'a greasy cheat.

When the flag drops the bullsh1t stops.

1. Lewis went over the line last weekend in first place
2. The greasy spaniard put his car into the wall all on his own.

End of.
Cheat? How?

Joe911

2,763 posts

264 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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news.bbc.co.uk said:
"If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
I just don't get it. If somehow FA were getting a worse car than LH then I think he might have a valid beef. But the fact that McL only have one spec. of car - i.e. "top spec" - FA is just basically saying that merely by his previous performance he should get an extra advantage over someone else.

It's like Man Utd saying that they deserve a 1-nil lead in all the games they play because they are a top team.

Surely it's better (for a driver) to win in identical cars than to win just because you have a better one?

jesusbuiltmycar

5,125 posts

283 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Vesuvius 996 said:
Civpilot said:
Incorrigible said:
LexSport said:
I don't quite get Briatore's comments. If the double world champion is so good, surely he shouldn't need number one status and the advantage of having the team behind him against a rookie? Or does Briatore thing Alonso expected a "I don't want to be made to look a fool" clause in his contract?
article said:
If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
yes
That's the thing though. There is no way that McLaren would have made any such promise as it is completely the opposite to thier stance on driver status. They have never had a number 1 driver, even back when Senna was with them.

The Spantard (Love that new name for him hehe ) went to McLaren knowing full well he was equal status with the rookie... he just didn't beleive the "rookie" would be as quick as he is.
I think we have a new PH word, folks.

"Spantard!"

hehe
rofl

stephen300o

15,464 posts

257 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Funny, Alonso acted the same way towards Schuey last year, and no one mentioned it.

10 Pence Short

32,880 posts

246 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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1, Scumacher wasn't in the the same team so didn't conflict with Alonso's number one status at Renault.

2, Scumacher is a bigger than Alonso.

1

2,732 posts

265 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Joe911 said:
news.bbc.co.uk said:
"If, before signing the contract, they told Fernando, 'Come with us, but you won't have any sort of advantage', he wouldn't have gone," Briatore told Italian newspaper Gazzetta dello Sport.
I just don't get it. If somehow FA were getting a worse car than LH then I think he might have a valid beef. But the fact that McL only have one spec. of car - i.e. "top spec" - FA is just basically saying that merely by his previous performance he should get an extra advantage over someone else.
I think it is more about having the whole team supporting one driver to win the championship. If one drive is supporting the other in their race strategy then they will obviously have more chance of winning. Many teams have done it over the years and it is one of reasons Schey won so many championships. An F1 teams main goals are to win the drivers and constructors championships, simple as that.

I would just like to add that I personally do not agree with this practise but I do understand the motivation behind it.

Vesuvius 996

35,829 posts

300 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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g4ry13 said:
Vesuvius 996 said:
He'a greasy cheat.

When the flag drops the bullsh1t stops.

1. Lewis went over the line last weekend in first place
2. The greasy spaniard put his car into the wall all on his own.

End of.
Cheat? How?
His admitted use of Ferrari information. The FIA transcript (and yes, I have read it all) states clearly that Alonso sent emails to De La Rosa discussing the use of Ferrari information relating to set up.

i.e. he cheated.


castrolcraig

18,073 posts

235 months

Tuesday 2nd October 2007
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Vesuvius 996 said:
g4ry13 said:
Vesuvius 996 said:
He'a greasy cheat.

When the flag drops the bullsh1t stops.

1. Lewis went over the line last weekend in first place
2. The greasy spaniard put his car into the wall all on his own.

End of.
Cheat? How?
His admitted use of Ferrari information. The FIA transcript (and yes, I have read it all) states clearly that Alonso sent emails to De La Rosa discussing the use of Ferrari information relating to set up.

i.e. he cheated.
so therefore spantard should be sent on gardening leave or loaned to nascar for a season. let mcmerc sign jenson and get on with there buisness....winning