Simoncelli stiring it up already

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Arrabbiata1 @ Jan 15 2010, 10:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>To be honest I think Barbera is the bigger danger.

Once he starts locking horns with Vale, or worse still, ruins his race, that'll be another supposed 'best mate' struck off the Rossi Christmas card list. Marco needs to learn from Loris, who has historically battled with his old friend Valentino on many occasions and kept the respect of The Doctor because of the way he keeps it clean, (although I'm fairly certain Tetsuya Harada would beg to differ).

Not often we totally agree

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Arrabbiata1 @ Jan 15 2010, 09:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>To be honest I think Barbera is the bigger danger.

Once he starts locking horns with Vale, or worse still, ruins his race, that'll be another supposed 'best mate' struck off the Rossi Christmas card list. Marco needs to learn from Loris, who has historically battled with his old friend Valentino on many occasions and kept the respect of The Doctor because of the way he keeps it clean, (although I'm fairly certain Tetsuya Harada would beg to differ).


Finally a voice of reason in this thread.

This cry for Marco's blood is ridiculous, get over it girls.

The only reason why Loris gets along with Vale it's because he's not a threat. If Simoncelli starts winning and stealing Rossi's thunder in Italy, I bet they wont be so friendly anymore.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (johnny @ Jan 15 2010, 03:38 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Finally a voice of reason in this thread.

This cry for Marco's blood is ridiculous, get over it girls.

You don't agree that he is dangerous on track?? I'm not crying for his blood, I just hope he cleans up his win at all costs riding style. Easy to say "get over it" when it isn't your fairings he's bashing or your bones he's breaking

I just love the way the Euro's are blabbing on about Simoncelli, Bautista etc. and Aoyama outshinesthe lot of them. I expect the same in MGP. he seems a pretty focussed rider with a mile of talent.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (SackWack @ Jan 16 2010, 12:26 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>You don't agree that he is dangerous on track?? I'm not crying for his blood, I just hope he cleans up his win at all costs riding style. Easy to say "get over it" when it isn't your fairings he's bashing or your bones he's breaking

Why is he personally breaking your bones?
The get over it was intended for the people on this forum who scream foul play at the first sign of hard racing, not the racers. No I dont think he is dangerous. He is a very fast, hard and aggressive rider, dont get the two confused.

FWIW I dont think Vale has anything to worry about Marco pulling a banzai move on him. Rossi is the most aggressive of the lot. I'm really surprised that Valentino has not killed someone already

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BarryMachine @ Jan 16 2010, 02:56 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>I just love the way the Euro's are blabbing on about Simoncelli, Bautista etc. and Aoyama outshinesthe lot of them. I expect the same in MGP. he seems a pretty focussed rider with a mile of talent.

Please, "out shines the lot of them" . Just the sort of statement were used to from poor old delusional Barry.

Aoyama is round 28 has been racing in the 250cc's for 9 years and best hes done prior to this year is bag a couple of 4ths. Yea Barry thats really outshining your competition. I think it could be put more realistically and accurately to say that they are all on a pretty level playing feild.
Ayoama won the WC this year by the skin of his teeth, sure he worked hard at it and caught some very lucky breaks but all in all its thanks to Marco for having a horrible start to the season. And before anyone replies that he was on an undeveloped bike. Seriously, if you believe that then there is no hope for you.
I've no doubt that he will do well in motogp but lets not get carried away as usual Barry, next you will be saying hes better than Stoner

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (johnny @ Jan 16 2010, 04:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>And before anyone replies that he was on an undeveloped bike. Seriously, if you believe that then there is no hope for you
It's a fact. That bike had not been developed. It was the same thing that Dovi was riding back in 250cc. David Emmett interviewed someone at Honda who confirmed that fact.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (johnny @ Jan 16 2010, 04:25 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'> Why is he personally breaking your bones?
The get over it was intended for the people on this forum who scream foul play at the first sign of hard racing, not the racers. No I dont think he is dangerous. He is a very fast, hard and aggressive rider, dont get the two confused.

FWIW I dont think Vale has anything to worry about Marco pulling a banzai move on him. Rossi is the most aggressive of the lot. I'm really surprised that Valentino has not killed someone already



Please, "out shines the lot of them" . Just the sort of statement were used to from poor old delusional Barry.

Aoyama is round 28 has been racing in the 250cc's for 9 years and best hes done prior to this year is bag a couple of 4ths. Yea Barry thats really outshining your competition. I think it could be put more realistically and accurately to say that they are all on a pretty level playing feild.
Ayoama won the WC this year by the skin of his teeth, sure he worked hard at it and caught some very lucky breaks but all in all its thanks to Marco for having a horrible start to the season. And before anyone replies that he was on an undeveloped bike. Seriously, if you believe that then there is no hope for you.
I've no doubt that he will do well in motogp but lets not get carried away as usual Barry, next you will be saying hes better than Stoner

oh I didn't think of that ........ whatever you said

But he still whooped they .....!

And is a way better rider to watch.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (Bunyip @ Jan 15 2010, 06:34 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>Simoncelli is a dangerous clown with the hairstyle to match.

I fear he will be responsible for somebodys death before he alters his riding habits. Almost every race he is in he does something highly risky to his competitors. The last race last year, after overtaking Ayoma the first time, he moved right to the edge of the track so Ayoma had to partially run off-track. Unnecessary and dangerous.He has already been put on notice, but he doesn,t strike me as the brightest little possum.



gime me a break...responsible for somebody's death! seems a bit extreme there dude...

do you watch moto racing of golf? do you see the 125's, old 250 races, .... even 500's? ever hear the term banging bars?

Simoncelli, Bautista, Barbera have never been friends and they have always battleled in recent years so its only normal they have no love for one another.

bring on 2010...and let their results speak...

simoncelli is gonna be a great addition to the big class..... he's pure entertainment!

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (BarryMachine @ Jan 16 2010, 07:58 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><div class='quotemain'>oh I didn't think of that ........ whatever you said

But he still whooped they .....!

And is a way better rider to watch.

I know its hard for your tiny brain to comprehend english.

Barry please go pull your head out of your arse. If Aoyama whooped his main competitions ..... by 22,30,43 points. What does that say about Stoner finishing 86 points behind Vale. Dont forget that Marco(30 points) did'nt start one race and retired from three compare that to Caseys points and classification. Yea doesn't say alot does it, but by your way of thinking (which would seem to be going on points and classification alone) VR outshone and whooped Caseys et als ..... and that VR is the fastest and greatest rider of 2009 because thats what the stats say.

I guess you could also argue that Aoyama is a better rider to watch if you've only being following the sport since 2007

+1 on my personal hitlist!

well, he was before! HE is the guy who causes the simoncellimoments in almost every race attacking TOO hard! then he says

quote:

They are strong riders, but as people they aren't worth much.

...

who does he think he is???

for me marco simoncelli is a pure ah!

i guess hes one of the guys that think the world rotates around them!

cant wait to watch him get punished for his unfair driving in GP!

be assured, that evertime this guy falls off his bike one guy in germany will jump up from the sofa!

it wont hurt simoncelli, but what a feeling!