michaelm

Mick D
Adult onset lactose intolerance is not a "sexy" diagnosis, but entirely explains stoner's problems in 2009. He actually did less well in 2010 than he did in 2009 without any recourse to (so-called) "mystery" illnesses.

cuckoo bird

michaelm
Unfortunately, I think you had badly missed the whole point. You need to relax,...then look at my post again, analyze deeply what I wrote -


Stoner during 2009 - he was losing to Rossi two years in a row, at that time he didn't know that he is the only that can ride the Ducati.

Therefore, being the coward that he is, Stoner decided to run away from the challenge of getting beaten by faking his mysterious illness. He is simply not brave enough to face the fact of being second to Rossi yet again.


Stoner in 2011 and 2012 - Now Stoner realized that he was the only one who could ride the Ducati fast. If Stoner knew that in 2009, probably he would not fake the mystery illness then, because fans will sympathize with him due to ill handling Ducati.



So these two separate episodes show that Stoner was such a coward,


In 2009 - he thought "oh shit,...Rossi's beating me, I have no excuses, my 2007 reputation will be at stakes,...what should I do? I can't tell the world I take a break from a few races to go hiding in the lakes fishing....

So best thing to do is for me to fake a mysterious illness that results me puke into helmet during race, then everyone will believe me. The fans will think I am recuperating in Australia, while I am relaxing by the lake fishing...."


In 2011 and 2012 - Stoner thought "...actually Rossi can't ride the Ducati, so its time to attack him in public. Shit, I should not have fake the mysterious illness in 2009, because by now fans would have cut me some slack because I was riding ill handling Ducati back then..."


Only cowards like Stoner will kick his rival Rossi while he is down in 2011 and 2012, while before that, Stoner was timid like a mouse. Such attitude makes him lose the support of his Aussie fan. Adriana is doing a bad job stroking this "Little Big Man's" ego.

michaelm

cuckoo bird
I enjoy a little casual trolling, and if you are actually faking cognitive and cultural dissonance and having English as a 3rd or 4th language then props to you.





However, just for my interest, and apart from badly expressed cod psychology,how is it that you know stoner waspretending to have an illnessin 2009?

Mick D

Well I gotta say this is some of the best off-season entertainment ever. In general I could argue both, either, or any side of a rational debate. Well, rationality has left the building! Mind reading, subjective opinion presented as fact, and unwavering faith are the new order! Is there ANYTHING which can derail this rocket-sled-on-rails?

Gaz

Mick, whatever derails it is not worthy

Jumkie

Goatboy






Sorry to aggravate you buddy. I wasn't really trying to be funny. But sure, I often digress. Two things though to distinguish in my posts: 1. The League 2. Rossi the rider. Most of my rants are directed at the framework that allows for such a farce to exist. Thats usually what I'm banging on about. The other is Rossi, the rider. Here there is much fodder to be sure (and am always happy to up-pay them), but not the actual focus of my rants. And yes, you are correct in assessing where it all stemmed from with me in particular. GP, like you is my fav sport, hobby, addiction, and you and I live in two distinct experiences. You being a VR fan have lived (up until 2011) in a unchallenged nirvana, while me, its been more like eating shaving blades. It seems to have subsided a bit with the vindication that I was right about VR given the lessons of 2011-2012, but just like that, I know all that will be erased in the collective mind of the general sport fan once day one of 2013 season starts. None will know (except only us here on the forum, the collective conscience of the sport) that this resurgence is as contrived as the previous run.





I'm not sure why you protest in me wanting to be proven right, I certainly don't want to be proven wrong. How am I covering all my bases? I'm not arguing both sides of an argument. I think I've been fairly consistent in saying VR's record is largely a League creation. And the second point, I've also been fairly consistent calling out the times VR, the man, has been a willing participant in the Hero vs. Villain narrative.





I’m glad you are concerned for the noobs. It seems we all strive to be welcoming hosts to all our new members, eh Koos. Haha. Dude, there is a difference between “luck” and the ‘conspiracy theories’ I propose. Do you really need me to explain the difference? And c’mon man, sworn false statements? Hahaha. Contrary to popular opinion, I don’t put words in the mouths of former GP riders.

















Oh, and let me add. Rossi is great coward. He went to Ducati because he not want to stay with Lorenzo to fight. He knows, easy for him to blame Ducati for poor performance. More difficult to hide his coward if he stay at Yamaha to fight for title. He is cunning, smart, coward, knowing if he stay at Yamaha, he lose. So he go to Ducati to avoid fight with Lorenzo. Rossi leaving Yamaha early due to being scared of facing potential upcoming rivals that could dethrone him of his fans believe that he is best. So he go to Ducati, smart cunning coward move. The questions asked, why Rossi had to fake the go to Yamaha?


Answer and fact - Rossi could not get over the fact that he had been beaten by Lorenzo (the unworthy champ) 2 years in a row, 2010 and 2011, after Rossi's ego was inflated to unprecedented heights after 2009. Had Rossi known back then that only he could not ride the Ducati, he would not have come out with the mysterious ill-fate move to Ducati nonsense. He would have known that he would get sympathy of fans for riding the Ducati.



This evidence supports the fact that Rossi is coward.

I believe that this is enough evidence already.

Keshav

Jumkie






I don't know that I'd say he was a "coward". A big spoiled baby.... for sure. His ego led him to believe that he had enough sway with Yamaha to push Jorge out the door and once his bubble was popped - he didn't really have anywhere else to go but Ducati. As savy as Rossi has been in the past - I can't convince myself that he really and truly believed (given the evidence from Capirossi and Melandri) that he that he could make the Ducati work for him in one season's time. But if his ego outweighed his common sense at contract time with Yamaha I suppose - it could have had the same effect when it came to taking a seat with Ducati. Either that - or he's really dumb as a bag of hammers. Going to Ducati had disaster written all over it.

cuckoo bird

Keshav
Rossi lacked talent to make the Ducati work. All his titles are won using the best bike, it is kind of a hollow championships, you could say that.


Rossi do not have talent to rear wheel steer the Ducati, that is only way to ride it fast.

Goatboy

JumkieNothing quite like proving my point is there.


I can't be fucking bothered to pick apart everything so I will address two points in the hope that it will illuminate the wider picture.


As recently with Bradley Smith & Marquez, how do Malmola & KRJR really know what was going on outside of rumour & hearsay? However you are happy to present their (particularly self-serving in KRJR's case) gossip as truth. The basis of all your "truth" is the same, & yet you convince yourself that you are doing the right thing, that you are right by some divine arrogance? Without questioning your leaps of faith or sources? Witchfinder.


I find it strange that you think a forum represents the collective conscience of the sport. Rather than a transitory, fleeting, snapshot of people with too much time on their hands.

michaelm

Goatboy
Stoner fans such as me gettingannoyed with cuckoobird isprobably relevant to rossi's greater achievements being disparaged. His 2 years at ducati when he was past 30 doesn't mean all his other success was meaningless, and he is quitelikely to prove his ducati problems were bike specific fairly soon, even at age 33.





This did all start from some points of viewwith massive disparagement of hayden and stoner, withoutmuch in the way of justification imo, which doesn't mean the current pendulum swing against a rider who has achievedas greatly as rossi hasis justified , even for me.