Soccer Club Kits, Vol. 1
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Good grief, what on earth is this 🤦
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Chloe White5 said:Lakers just dropped their 100th anniversary collection...🤣
http://www.nba.com/lakers/news/default.aspx
Edward Howard2 said:Pato, don't let them get to you... 🙂>
Alonso is the champ... 🙏 Alonso is the champ... 🙏>
The folks over at the Red Bull and McLaren camps are totally freaking out (and honestly, I can't even blame them). Now that Alonso has become their absolute biggest threat for the title, they’re scrambling to trash anything he does. It’s hilarious because they’re trying to paint his moves as shady, even though those exact same things were happening within their own teams earlier this season. 😁
Thomas Lee7 said:How many more millions does he actually need? How long is he gonna keep humilitating himself? Is it over when he finally says, "I've got enough cash now, screw you all, I'm too damn good of a driver for this crap"?
Chris Ortiz said:Honestly, I’m feeling the same way. As of today, I'm officially done watching. I only managed to catch the race in Valencia this year, but after that, I am definitely skipping everything else for the rest of the season.
It feels like we're stuck with nothing but a lineup of absolute bores lately; if only they actually had the talent to back up their personalities...
Vettel really should have secured that championship last year, and by this point in the current season, he theoretically ought to be sitting on the world title already. The reality is, he just isn't performing at the level required. I used to be quite a fan of his, but it seems my sympathies were misplaced; today’s results served as a definitive confirmation of that fact.
Massa really only shines when he's sitting behind the wheel of a powerhouse like the one we saw today, but let's be honest—even if he were the only driver on the grid, I don't think he'd ever have the talent to become a champion.
Honestly, Fernando Alonso isn't just a constant whiner; he is undeniably an overrated driver. It’s genuinely embarrassing to watch how he’s been driving this season, but what’s even more pathetic and frankly a complete disaster is his endless, non-stop complaining.
Webber flashes with brilliance for just a fleeting moment, much like what we previously observed regarding Massa's standing.
I have to admit, he’s a fantastic driver, even if he happens to be one of the most unlikable athletes I’ve ever come across. But honestly, looking back, he used to be a total disaster—much like Alonso was in his early days—so I suppose he has finally started to turn things around.
It seems only Gumbek remains as a legitimate contender for the world title. He’s truly an exceptional driver—so polished, incredibly refined, and a sportsman of the highest caliber. Honestly, he’s probably the most gentlemanly individual among all the candidates we've seen. But, if I’m being perfectly candid, there's one thing missing: that certain edge, that raw arrogance and aggression that defines a true champion.
Honestly, once Kubica finally gets behind the wheel of a decent car, maybe then I'll consider actually tuning back into this circus they call a sport.
hollowgull5 said:if they’re gonna act all soft and claim it wasn't their fault, then fine, the team should just go out there and snatch those points back...
mistybear87 said:Ferrari has been slapped with a $100,000 fine, and the whole situation is being handed over to the World motorsport Council because of the damage done to the sport's reputation.
So, what does that actually mean? Well, I suppose there is more to come...
It feels a lot like what happened back in 2002, though the fine isn't quite as heavy this time. We'll just have to wait and see how the World motorsport Council decides to rule...
stormybadger8 said:Nah, Massa has way better odds. He's the number one driver, and if a single drop of rain hits the track, he becomes the instant favorite.🤣🤣🤣