- 05 May 08, 12:40#42405
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
Deli as in leg of lamb??? 
Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
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Le coeur a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît point. 
darwin_dali wrote:Deli as in leg of lamb???Sorry about that pork chop


bud wrote:how can someone appointed by the FIA be called independent?Dead right Bud, also, is he now appointed by (i.e. paid for by) the FIA to sort out MMs personal self induced problems? Thats a disgrace if it is. Just imagine an MD of a company employing, at the companies expense, a fancy lawyer to defend his 'private' actions.
bud wrote:how can someone appointed by the FIA be called independent?
Martin wrote:Dead right Bud, also, is he now appointed by (i.e. paid for by) the FIA to sort out MMs personal self induced problems? Thats a disgrace if it is. Just imagine an MD of a company employing, at the companies expense, a fancy lawyer to defend his 'private' actions.Both true. I never thought of the financial aspect of it in that Mosley is using FIA funds to help solve his own problems. The scary thing is, I'm not even shocked by this development. If it were any other company, I'd be appalled, but the FIA aren't any other company.
I find it a bit irrelevant now anyway, MMs reputation is shot to bits with many of the people with whom he has to do business so how can he be effective?
If the vote of 'no confidence' is carried will MM pay these costs I wonder?

bud wrote:I read that the extraordinary meeting will cost millions in terms of transporting all the members plus the accommodation.This Mosley thing is becoming another bullsht scandal. I am kind of getting sick of it. First there was the Serie A football scandal, then the Spygate F1 scandal last year and now this Mosley scandal. I just want to watch car racing and see my team win. That is it. If you want to get rid of Mosley hurry up and do it and put Todt or someone "appropriate" in his place and move on.
racechick wrote:Todt is not apprpriateto the guys doing the voting he is most appropriate
bud wrote:French Prime Minister is interested.racechick wrote:Todt is not apprpriateto the guys doing the voting he is most appropriate
nikon133 wrote:Well that could be interesting, I dont see why not, except that he is a Prime Minister so how would he have the time to be FIA President as well? He is very low in the polls in France, so maybe he is expecting a quick exit from his current job, and lining up a new one?bud wrote:French Prime Minister is interested.racechick wrote:Todt is not apprpriateto the guys doing the voting he is most appropriate
No, really. According to f1-live.com.
nikon133 wrote:haha i saw that, interesting huh...bud wrote:French Prime Minister is interested.racechick wrote:Todt is not apprpriateto the guys doing the voting he is most appropriate
No, really. According to f1-live.com.
AKR wrote:Whoever replaces Mosley must be a Ferrari favouring person otherwise whoever your thinking wont be President of no FIA. If the French Prime Minister sees it that Ferrari is of prime concern when it comes to F1 then he would be a great candidate. If not, then like I said earlier Jean Todt is more than appropriate for the job. Otherwise just keep Max Mosley, he hasn't done anything wrong anyway sport/job wise.such a sad "fan"
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