Blatman Posted April 7, 2010 Posted April 7, 2010 You have to remember that FW500 is the UK head office of Ferrari F1 (Schumacher branch) PR department and as such will brook no criticism of the grate (sic) man. Indeed if Herr Schumacher said that the best way to cure a headache was to breathe in the farts of a curry eating camel, Mr FW500 would be shovelling biriyani down the first dromedary he could find next time he feels a migraine coming on... Taxiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Quote
FW500 Posted April 7, 2010 Posted April 7, 2010 You have to remember that FW500 is the UK head office of Ferrari F1 (Schumacher branch) PR department and as such will brook no criticism of the grate (sic) man. Indeed if Herr Schumacher said that the best way to cure a headache was to breathe in the farts of a curry eating camel, Mr FW500 would be shovelling biriyani down the first dromedary he could find next time he feels a migraine coming on... Taxiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I have an Alan-Partidgesque shrine in my living room. I've read back through my posts and I agree I've taken it all a bit too seriously. Appologies to Bernie for biting and I'm sure you're no more a racist than me or my mate Alf Garnet. Who won the sweep-stake on how quickly it would take to bait me? Quote
pistonbroke Posted April 7, 2010 Posted April 7, 2010 Lets just say we agree to differ Though I hope some day you might raise the blinkers a little from at least one eye It could have gotten worse You could have been a Mancs United fan as well Quote
lippydave Posted April 7, 2010 Posted April 7, 2010 As said it's impossible to compare or look for the best ever across different eras. It is however statistically impossible to deny that Schumacher was (is still?) a great Racer and Racing Driver Whether he is particularly fair minded, a gentleman, or a likeable human being is an entirely different question.... His interviews in his German mother tongue show him in a slightly better light with a little more humility, (tho' not that much).... . Try giving your post race interviews in a foreign tongue and lets see what comes across...... Personally I think he is a very driven individual whose desire to win at all costs sometimes overcomes other considerations... yours, Herr Doktor Sigmund "Psychoanalytical" Lippy Quote
housebeautician Posted April 7, 2010 Posted April 7, 2010 As said it's impossible to compare or look for the best ever across different eras. It is however statistically impossible to deny that Schumacher was (is still?) a great Racer and Racing Driver Whether he is particularly fair minded, a gentleman, or a likeable human being is an entirely different question.... His interviews in his German mother tongue show him in a slightly better light with a little more humility, (tho' not that much).... . Try giving your post race interviews in a foreign tongue and lets see what comes across...... Personally I think he is a very driven individual whose desire to win at all costs sometimes overcomes other considerations... yours, Herr Doktor Sigmund "Psychoanalytical" Lippy Got to agree with lippy here. Dont particularly like the bloke because of some of his actions on the track, but i must say i wouldn't mind being half as good as him or Lewis (who i prefer). Hoping to see some good racing this season,and i think vettel really deserved that race in malaysia. Im hoping for lewis or Jenson to win but red bull seem to be a real contender this year. Must add i can't stand alonso,he's an sorry to any of his supporters but thats just my opinion Quote
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