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[andrew]

It's a question of severity.

[darwin dali]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more porne to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

Ok, I resent that you guys are talking football, soccer, whatever, in a GP thread. But to talk about porne just takes the cake and pops the cherry

[andrew]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more prone to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

[stonemonkey]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more porne to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

Ok, I resent that you guys are talking football, soccer, whatever, in a GP thread. But to talk about porne just takes the cake and pops the cherry

To some it's just football (or soccer), to others it's porne.

[darwin dali]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more porne to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

Ok, I resent that you guys are talking football, soccer, whatever, in a GP thread. But to talk about porne just takes the cake and pops the cherry

To some it's just football (or soccer), to others it's porne.

Like this?

[Hammer278]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more prone to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

Sounds like you got bullied on the soccer field or something, to dislike it this much. It's the most popular sport on this planet, and probably the best team building sport you can have, anywhere...you need a football and 2 sets of back packs to have a fun game. You either have to be a girl, or a real recluse to hate it so much. Even women kick a**e in football these days!

[andrew]

I would say footballers are WAY more prone to risk and injuries than an F1 driver...

Yeah but you see them rolling around on the ground when they've not been touched, an F1 driver rolls through the gravel and into a wall at 160mph, gets out (what's left of) the car and waves to the crowd.

There are more injuries sustained in football but the the severity of the injury possible is far greater in motor racing, just ask Massa.

Footballers are more porne to faking an injury than an F1 driver.

Ok, I resent that you guys are talking football, soccer, whatever, in a GP thread. But to talk about porne just takes the cake and pops the cherry

To some it's just football (or soccer), to others it's porne.

Like this?

That's the most footyball I've watched all year!

I prefer streakers to be of the female variety.

[PartsaS]

(off topic but it is still 2 weeks for China ) .Popular or not it's the most boring and depressing thing you can watch. Its ok when you are 10 years old and play football with friends, but so much drama for 22 grown ups running around with a ball? The hooligans after the game are more exciting to watch...
As a wise man used to say; ''football is the opium for the masses''.

[Hammer278]

I can think of a number of sports which should cease to be called a 'sport' before football...at the top of my list, golf, snooker, darts...!!!

[andrew]

There is more skill involved with sports like darts, snooker and golf than footyball.

[Hammer278]

lol whatever you say

[mnmracer]

Kimi interview (English Translated) by Sport Bild magazine in Germany.
https://twitter.com/kimifanpage/status/327488254297378816
...
SB: He (Seb) is still being critized for ignoring team-orders in Malaysia. How would you have acted if the team told you to stay behind your slower teammate?
KR:''Always you journalists with your would-if-questions! Team-orders are a part of Formula One. Sometimes you stick to it, sometimes it doesn't make sense. Team-orders can be that your engineer tells you to do this or that, but you wanted to do it the other way round. Then I won't listen to my engineer and do what I want.''

[LewEngBridewell]

See, it's not long ago when race threads used to be THIS long!

I expect better in Barcelona.

[mnmracer]

We should at least stretch it to 42 pages.

[LewEngBridewell]

We should at least stretch it to 42 pages.