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#77673
MAD MAX wrote:
kerc wrote: Oh no, Mad Max is already drunk, he screwed up his post formatting. :hehe:
See post at 20.57 above lol, like Mclaren I got it right eventually lol
:D Hey, you have a right to be at least slightly drunk. :thumbup:
#77674
Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
#77675
scousers on tour 2008 wrote:
AKR wrote:
MAD MAX wrote:
Malmar wrote:Glock should be ashamed of himself, Hamilton didnt deserve that
Bollocks, he was on the wrong tyes

UP YOURS FERRARI !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Toyota are Cheats! Now we know who the real moral champion is don't we. I hope something happens and Lewis Hamilton is stripped of his title. Congrats FERRARI for the constructors.

UP YOURS MCLAREN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great race by Massa very unlucky

AKR be honest were you jumping up and down when Massa won and Hamilton was still 6th di you think Massa was champ
Nothing wrong with that. It's what I did. And I was pretty sad afterwards, too. :(

Still, I'm not unhappy with the result.
#77677
headless wrote:Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
Someone with a LOT of time in his hands. :thumbdown: AKR? :eek:
#77680
kerc wrote:
headless wrote:Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
Someone with a LOT of time in his hands. :thumbdown: AKR? :eek:
AKR isnt a troll, she's just... loyal to Ferrari. A troll is someone who joins just to post a bunch of b.s.
#77681
MAD MAX wrote:Roll on 2009, gonna be a long winter.
Very long but at least I wont have to hide at work so I dont get told or find out (overhear) the result.
kerc wrote:
headless wrote:Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
Someone with a LOT of time in his hands. :thumbdown: AKR? :eek:
Alot of people on here do seem to have too much time on their hands.
#77682
headless wrote:Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
Don't be so quick to judge. After all...there was a time when you only had three posts wasn't there?

IF I don't post anymore then you'll be right. I have a sneaky feeling you're going to be wrong though.
#77683
Rivelution wrote:
kerc wrote:
headless wrote:Great
Look at the influx of all these trolls.
Is it one person?
I think it is.
Someone with a LOT of time in his hands. :thumbdown: AKR? :eek:
AKR isnt a troll, she's just... loyal to Ferrari. A troll is someone who joins just to post a bunch of b.s.
AKR is a woman? I thought it was a young kid.
#77684
Right, well, I don't know where to start. All I can say is that I'm incredibly, incredibly happy. When I saw it starting to rain again I really couldn't believe it. Kubica caused a bit of friction and helped Vettel get past - which was not really his fault, by the way - and I really couldn't believe it. I thought it was all over. Then, a couple of minutes later, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Glock run wide. I really thought it was too late for a mistake like that. I just jumped up and started cheering. The feeling of adrenaline was incredible. I was shaking like a leaf and tears came to my eyes. Yes, tears of joy. What a wonderful feeling. It's been a tough nine years. There have been so many near misses: in 1999, the constructors' title was stolen from us; in 2000 and 2001, Ferrari just did a better job; in 2003, Raikkonen missed just missed out on the drivers' title; in 2005, the car was the fastest car by a mile, but was too unreliable; in 2006, the FIA changed the rules on tyres at the last minute; and in 2007, political intervention and an internecine war got in the way. And I thought 2008 was going to be another year that should have been, but what never was. Thankfully, the luck - deservedly - went in McLaren's favour this time.

I don't like how Ferrari operate, and I really hope they are hurting tonight. Maybe then they'll feel a fraction of the pain that everybody at McLaren felt when titles that they thought they won were stolen from right under their noses. That said, there are two sets of people for whom I really feel, and would like to see spared from grieve, if it were possible. First, Massa, who, for me, has improved dramatically as a driver. I was never his greatest admirer, and I'd still not put him into the very top bracket of Formula One drivers, but his effort this year has been inspirational. He can hold his chin up high and I hope that he continues to improve. Second, it must have been terrible for his family to think that for a moment he was champion, and then have their feelings dashed. So, I genuinely feel sorry for the both of them and my heart goes out to them both.

Anyway, I'm still in disbelief. That's been the most exciting title finish I've ever seen. Surely it must rank as one of the greatest, if not the greatest ever.
#77688
McLaren Fan wrote:Right, well, I don't know where to start. All I can say is that I'm incredibly, incredibly happy. When I saw it starting to rain again I really couldn't believe it. Kubica caused a bit of friction and helped Vettel get past - which was not really his fault, by the way - and I really couldn't believe it. I thought it was all over. Then, a couple of minutes later, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw Glock run wide. I really thought it was too late for a mistake like that. I just jumped up and started cheering. The feeling of adrenaline was incredible. I was shaking like a leaf and tears came to my eyes. Yes, tears of joy. What a wonderful feeling. It's been a tough nine years. There have been so many near misses: in 1999, the constructors' title was stolen from us; in 2000 and 2001, Ferrari just did a better job; in 2003, Raikkonen missed just missed out on the drivers' title; in 2005, the car was the fastest car by a mile, but was too unreliable; in 2006, the FIA changed the rules on tyres at the last minute; and in 2007, political intervention and an internecine war got in the way. And I thought 2008 was going to be another year that should have been, but what never was. Thankfully, the luck - deservedly - went in McLaren's favour this time.

I don't like how Ferrari operate, and I really hope they are hurting tonight. Maybe then they'll feel a fraction of the pain that everybody at McLaren felt when titles that they thought they won were stolen from right under their noses. That said, there are two sets of people for whom I really feel, and would like to see spared from grieve, if it were possible. First, Massa, who, for me, has improved dramatically as a driver. I was never his greatest admirer, and I'd still not put him into the very top bracket of Formula One drivers, but his effort this year has been inspirational. He can hold his chin up high and I hope that he continues to improve. Second, it must have been terrible for his family to think that for a moment he was champion, and then have their feelings dashed. So, I genuinely feel sorry for the both of them and my heart goes out to them both.

Anyway, I'm still in disbelief. That's been the most exciting title finish I've ever seen. Surely it must rank as one of the greatest, if not the greatest ever.
well said i felt for Massa even though i was going mental for lewis...

i did laugh a little at the Ferrari guy with the beared who thought it so funny when Massa clippped hamilton and sent him spinning the other week
#77696
scousers on tour 2008 wrote: i did laugh a little at the Ferrari guy with the beared who thought it so funny when Massa clippped hamilton and sent him spinning the other week
I pissed myself even more at the end of the Brazilian race watching the Ferrari garage, and Massa's dad and wife jumping for joy thinking they had won the WDC until someone broke the bad news. Best advanced Christmas present I could have asked for
UP YOURS FERRARI
#77699
I'm sorry, but the stewards ripped and striped Lewis out of many points and it's clear it was in favor of Ferrari. I was a little disturb when Lewis was in 6ixth. I couldn't believe my eyes. Then once I heard glock fell behind Lewis, what a great feeling came in side of me. It's my passion to root for the underdawg. The reason i say underdawg is because of all of the biasing for the Ferrari team. It was a great pleasure for me to see the look on Farrari go from joy to disbelief that they did not win the championship. You reap what you sow. Ferrari reap!!! GO McLAREN!!
#77702
Well done Lewis what an amazing race. sorry to all you ferrari fans out there but this championhip was lewis's from the beginging, its coming home baby to the mighty uk get in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Lewis number one for years to come
#77703
What a fantastic finish to an eventful season. Looking forward to 2009 already. Dissapointing to see some of the bitterness on here. I wish there were a few more F1 fans and fewer fanboys around these days tbh. But hey ho. Incredible entertainment and drama throughout the year.

Haven't felt this good about a season in many years. Still enjoyed F1 immensely but there's so much competition suddenly. Hopefully it's the start of a golden era for the sport, in spite of the dickcheeses running the sport currently.

Congrats to Hamilton and McLaren and Ferrari on the WCC.
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