Rossi does not attend award presentation
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Unlike Rossi and his horde who are handling everything in the most dignified manner.
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And many hate the fact (and often fail to acknowledge) that Angel Nieto has 13 world championships whilst the great Giacomo Agostini has 15.
Point?
Does Playstation count?
What about PGA Tour 2010?
Or master masturbators 11?
I suggest that I have as many as you so both of us have opinions that are as irrelevant as the other do we not?
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Look who's back from 'testing' - the 'R1fan' himself.
It's really nothing we haven't seen before.
Sir, I hereby christen you 'HarryMachine'
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I'm not so sure that's fair. BM certainly claimed to be able to fix the 2009-2012 Ducati, but he didn't go wrenching on it like LiarJones05.
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I've aways thought you knew better, and thought perhaps you just liked to employ this particular forum persona of interjection, where your only contribution is to interject in some unimportant error in an otherwise sound debate, which would be fine if you were actually pointing out an error and were spot on, but from my count it's always off target. Every single one of your gotcha attempts have spectacularly failed. Fallen on their ..., every one.
Rossi caught Marc by surprise, blocked his path and to the edge of the track in an astonishing sequence, that not only shocked Marc but every swinging .... who saw it unfold, in the split second it did, confusing everyone, while VR manipulating the speed and direction of his bike, using the machine as it was never intended in a race, looking over several times, coming to almost rest, standing up the bike, while the victim was first startled, left to balance, then in the same split second still trying to employ the craft of racing, unbeknownst to him Rossi had no intention of continuing until Marc was incapacitated. This is how the collision was drawn in. But your grand comment here is Marc crashed in to Rossi? Exactly how do you set yourself apart from the typical insane boppers that have emerged from the ether?
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No, I'd say this one is:
Ok 'Arry, let's flip this around. How many have YOU got? See how this works?
I have to agree with Jumkie on this Mick. Everyone is saying Marquez 'hit' Rossi, but Rossi is the one who effectively steering into Marquez by going straight on at a right hand corner Marquez was trying to navigate.
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'Hate' - there you go again. You seem very partial to that word. Right now, the only person preoccupied with 'Hate' on here is you.
And regarding the recent horrific injuries incurred by Alex De Angelis?
Let me summarise this - and correct me if I'm wrong. You claim to have been raised in a racing fraternity, you are 'best mates' with Esteve Rabat and through your connections, have carte blanche to attend any race in the world - yet you cheered when Jorge Lorenzo crashed out at very high speed at Misano and you wish serious injury upon Marc Marquez. I think it's safe to suggest that Tito for one would not share in your sentiments.
As I'm sure you have gathered, there are some on here that genuinely network in the GP paddock and without feeling the need to ........ over the internet, others that do attend races through affiliation with Marc VDS. -Interesting.
Regarding Vale's nine World Championships - what is there to hate? I remember them all well. 2004 being my particular favourite.
Whether one should legitimately conclude that he is the 'Greatest of All Time' because of this is open to debate. Ago has eight premier titles to Valentino's seven. I wouldn't suggest that either are definitively the 'greatest'. Given this rationale, Michael Schumacher was the 'greatest' F1 driver in history, and with the second highest haul of Olympic medals in history, Russia have produced some of the greatest 'athletes' of all time.
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So that makes it even more egregious.
It was last corner of the race and if VR had it in the bag...
Thanks for the help, guys
In all truth, so to speak, I didn't greatly enjoy the 6th premier class title, which I would much have preferred Stoner to win, but am happy to acknowledge now as I was then Valentino's brilliant and almost faultless season, the exception being the riding error at the Corkscrew in the LS 08 race of course.
What would me amusing if it was not sad, in answer to HarryMachine, is not any resentment of the 9 titles (won by him btw Harry rather than you) but the trashing of Valentino's legacy by him in pursuit of a 10th title at any cost since, the "just doing it for the love of the racing" thing having been rather cast into the shade by recent events. He could have retired unchallengable by anyone, probably including you or me, after the 5th or 7th premier class titles, but nothing he has done since has added any lustre, with him even contriving to debase what would have been a miraculous season this year at age 36, whether he was the winner of the championship or a close second, by the histrionics of recent weeks. It is also more sad than amusing to see MM added to the list of all the other riders, which obviously include any significant rival Valentino has ever had, to be vilified by Rossi fans of Harry's ilk, this time with Valentino's overt rather than covert participation.
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