Posts by Raymond Carter2

vividwalker7 said:Hernán Crespo is solid, but he’s just not built for the pace of the Premier League where everyone plays at 100 mph for the full 90 minutes. He thrives in Italy, waiting for that long ball or a perfect cross, but that doesn't work in England. If I were Roman Abramovich, I'd move him on immediately—especially after all that drama involving Milan and his friction with José Mourinho.

Exactly. You nailed it. Some players just don't mesh with the American style of play (think Fabien Barthez or Hernán Crespo), while others thrive here but struggle anywhere else (like Nicolas Anelka).

Anđeo said:Nice one, you nailed it. They'll probably use that exact order for the qualifying starts.😁

Too bad.

Jeffrey Watson2 said:Who cares? Those teams were just fighting to stay afloat anyway. The top clubs had nothing to do with those scandals. And honestly, THOSE are the teams that actually make Serie A worth watching!

Who knows. Nothing would surprise me at this point.

1. Zsolt Baumgartner
2. Nick Bruni
3. Nick Heidfeld
4. Vitantonio Pantano
5. Giancarlo Fisichell
6. Christian Klien
7. Felipe Massa
8. Mark Webber

(I'm dreaming of the day this actually happens)

Jeffrey Watson2 said:Serie A

Maybe it wouldn't be so damn interesting if they weren't fixing the games.

The United Kingdom is the most interesting, followed by Spain.

Anđeo said:1.Kimi Raikkonen
2.Juan Pablo Montoya
3.Fernando Alonso
4.Jenson Button
5.David Coulthard
6.Takuma Sato
7.David Coulthard
8.Jarno Trulli

Is Coulthard at 5th or 7th?

1. Michael Schumacher (it’s only a breakdown or a crash that can stop him)

ambermoose12 said:1. DC is it!!!

The rest don't even matter.
In case you missed it, David announced he's coming for the championship (if not this year, then definitely next year)🙂

😁

He'll never win a title. He blew his shot when he was running with Mika Hakkinen.

Robin Fisher53 said:Heh... Ferrari wouldn't even have a car without him.
I don't think so... He even said this was his dream job. (Man, I wonder how much he's actually getting paid.)🙂

I'm curious about that too...

Mr. Ex said:I don't think it gets any worse than this.🙄

FJBG
Mr. Ex😁

Oh, it does. Imagine if Todt takes over his spot (pretty sure that was on the table). What would he even say then?

Just imagine if someone even worse comes along (and honestly, it’s looking likely). Then you’ll be sitting there wishing you still had Mosley.

Sometimes you win, sometimes you learn...

Robin Fisher53 said:And he'll end up losing his legs when it snaps in half.🙂
If he’s the one who failed that collision test, then we're in trouble.🙂

Yeah, you're right.

James Roberts87 said:What a massive waste👋 👋

Exactly. I'm always rooting for the underdogs to grab as many points as possible.

Maybe it wasn't even on purpose...

mistybear87 said:1. It would hike up next season's costs so much that teams like Haas or Sauber would be out of the race immediately.

I'm not so sure about that...

Robin Fisher53 said:He doesn't even have the time to watch them... he's too busy plotting how to destroy the formula...

I doubt that's his goal. If it were, he would've done it ages ago.

Robin Fisher53 said:Thinking about those girls holding umbrellas... I wouldn't walk away from all this any easier than they would.😁

🙂

Robin Fisher53 said:What is wrong with you people?!😕 Mosley made plenty of solid calls for Formula 1 that everyone just conveniently forgot about, and honestly, it doesn't matter if you can't name them.😁

I'm with you. It’s not his fault Ferrari exploited the situation.