Schumacher, Be missed or good to see back of??

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 18:51

anyone??

Postby **Isa_Saifullah** » 08 Oct 06, 19:01

I'd sorely missed him, but having said that, I can't say I'm his biggest fan. I love and hate him at the same time, that's the beauty of it, that's why I consider him to be a legend. I admire and loathe him equally, due to his racing skill and lack of ethics.

I mean, if you had a driver winning all the time fair and square, where's the fun in that?! Yeah sure, complain about how cheating destroys the sport, or any kind of sport, but ask yourself this, would it be more entertaining if it was all rosie?

I'm not asking for sportsmen/women to cheat all the time in their sport, but c'mon, if it was all fair play 100% all the time, you have to admit it would be pretty dull, especially when there's a dominant sportsperson in their sport.

Although I have to say, the cheating/unsportsmanslike-behaviour/dirty-tactics that have surrounded F1 in recent years isn't what I really wanted in the sport either, too much of the dosage, just a bit less would've prevented it from destroying its image and brand.

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 19:04

Very good point on the cheating, it is better when not everybody is playing happy familys.

Postby **Holden** » 08 Oct 06, 19:50

Spitz wrote:anyone??

Well I for one will miss Schumacher when watching F1. I am dumbfounded at having to find a new driver to place my support with

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 19:51

Nice to have you on board Holden, and welcome.

Postby **Holden** » 08 Oct 06, 19:56

Spitz wrote:Nice to have you on board Holden, and welcome.

thankyou

Postby **certom** » 08 Oct 06, 19:57

loads of new members....welcome!

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 19:58

More importantly a ferrari fan!!

Postby **certom** » 08 Oct 06, 20:01

hey! we need FORMULA 1 FANS......

(i mean....it's great to be a lot of ferrari fans, but we should hide this)

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 20:05

What decade and you who is it in the third picture on your avatar?

Postby **Selcouth_Feline** » 08 Oct 06, 20:06

I'll miss seeing him race, but I think now is the right time for him to go. It's better to leave whilst he's still considered one of the best, than to fade away in a few years time. Whether you like him or not, he's definitely made for some really interesting races over the years

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 20:17

Im not saying this because im a ferrari fan but i have this gut instinct that alonso will mess up.

Postby **Selcouth_Feline** » 08 Oct 06, 20:47

Spitz wrote:Im not saying this because im a ferrari fan but i have this gut instinct that alonso will mess up.

You mean next weekend?
I'm not so sure....I don't think he will push too hard, but I do think he will finish in the points

Although maybe Raikonnnen will try and get in his new teams' good books and punt Alonso off

Stranger things have happened this season...... :wink:

Postby **Irv the Swerve** » 08 Oct 06, 21:21

Well yeah in two weeks. it somehow doesnt feel like the end.

Postby **bud** » 09 Oct 06, 02:48

Holden what part of Australia are you from? i assume youre an Aussie??

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