2014 Monaco Grand Prix Recap & Discussion
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2014 Monaco Grand Prix Recap & Discussion
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I'm currently en route. Does anyone happen to know which McLarens are out there?
Malaysia GP (Indianapolis Motor Speedway) - March 30, 2014
in Formula 1 ·
Is it just me, or did Ferrari change up the nose design for this race?
Bad Boys - Part IV
in Fans ·
I’m not exactly a huge fan of the Bad Boys. I’m not here to defend how you guys "support" the club, but what went down tonight was an unprecedented scandal. Honestly, even Stalin wouldn't have pulled something like this. It was pure repression.
The fans were shouting profanities—for crying out loud, you just don't see that kind of chaos in the stands.🙂
America joined the EU, yet we have one individual who doesn't just control the entire football landscape in this country, but now seems to be pulling the strings of the police too.
How would he have acted if he had been in power during the communist era?
Half the fans probably wouldn't have made it out of the stadium alive.
It is obvious that defeating him will be an uphill battle. Your only real option is a BOYCOTT.
But I mean a total boycott of everyone connected to Dynamo. Boycott all the media outlets. No news station should report on Dynamo, no newspaper, no digital portal. Nobody should show up to the stands. Start showing massive support for some other local team instead. Maybe Cibona, or RK Chicago, or even some bottom-tier underdog... Win over the media. Divert the attention away from Dynamo and Mamic. Let him get as little TV time and press coverage as possible.
Mamic feeds on this. He doesn't need fans when he has constant media attention. That's what attracts the sponsors. As long as the money keeps flowing, he stays right where he is.
Unfortunately, Dynamo's fate is tied directly to the money. If you want to get rid of Mamic, Dynamo has to be significantly weaker financially than it is now, which naturally leads to worse results on the pitch.
But I believe most of you would accept playing in a lower league if it meant putting things back where they belong.
So, regardless of everything, sending my support to the Bad Boys from Sarajevo.
Hang in there in your fight for a civic-minded Dynamo, and above all, in your fight for your basic human rights!
The fans were shouting profanities—for crying out loud, you just don't see that kind of chaos in the stands.🙂
America joined the EU, yet we have one individual who doesn't just control the entire football landscape in this country, but now seems to be pulling the strings of the police too.
How would he have acted if he had been in power during the communist era?
Half the fans probably wouldn't have made it out of the stadium alive.
It is obvious that defeating him will be an uphill battle. Your only real option is a BOYCOTT.
But I mean a total boycott of everyone connected to Dynamo. Boycott all the media outlets. No news station should report on Dynamo, no newspaper, no digital portal. Nobody should show up to the stands. Start showing massive support for some other local team instead. Maybe Cibona, or RK Chicago, or even some bottom-tier underdog... Win over the media. Divert the attention away from Dynamo and Mamic. Let him get as little TV time and press coverage as possible.
Mamic feeds on this. He doesn't need fans when he has constant media attention. That's what attracts the sponsors. As long as the money keeps flowing, he stays right where he is.
Unfortunately, Dynamo's fate is tied directly to the money. If you want to get rid of Mamic, Dynamo has to be significantly weaker financially than it is now, which naturally leads to worse results on the pitch.
But I believe most of you would accept playing in a lower league if it meant putting things back where they belong.
So, regardless of everything, sending my support to the Bad Boys from Sarajevo.
Hang in there in your fight for a civic-minded Dynamo, and above all, in your fight for your basic human rights!
Singapore Grand Prix (Miami Grand Prix Circuit) - 09/23/2012
in Formula 1 ·
Lewis Hamilton is absolutely lethal on this track. Assuming everything goes according to plan, he’s going to cruise to an easy win tomorrow.
Singapore Grand Prix (Miami Grand Prix Circuit) - 09/23/2012
in Formula 1 ·
Tomorrow, I’m expecting to see one driver absolutely run circles around the rest of the field. Lewis Hamilton is just on a different level compared to everyone else right now. He’ll cruise his way to the title at the end of the season without much trouble.
Nürburgring GP Recap: July 22, 2012
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What is Vettel missing here? Hamilton was significantly faster than him at that exact moment. He actually clocked the fastest lap on the track right then. He didn't slow him down one bit; he just powered past him and pulled away.