Explain that to Wilco .Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
He brought it up .
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Explain that to Wilco .Quote:
Originally Posted by ArrowsFA1
He brought it up .
Who's Wilco Bigone?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bagwan
Sorry .
I forgot you didn't like being called that , SGWilco .
I have asked our lawyer what the consequences would be if this is the case .Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I have not "accused" anyone .
I would think that the word to which you refer would be "contempt" , but I'm sure he would be able to shed proper light on it .
Mind you , going by his flag , he's not a German lawyer , but this is not to say he wouldn't know .
Man, this is a load of BS!
Sutil has his knickers in a twist about something and starts slandering Lewis. AFAIK, Lewis has not dignified a response or lowered himself to Sutil's level.
Lewis has complied with the Courts, has submitted a written statement but was not required to attend. If he had of been required, he would have done but the court obviously thinks there is nothing to be gained from him being there. They probably viewed the tape and concluded he wouldn't have been any help otherwise would have required his pressence.
The only person that has done anything wrong as I can see it is Sutil who has been convicted of a serious crime yet a certain member seems detirmined to spin something negative about Lewis from this where he appears from all the information at hand to be entirely innocent of any wrongdoing.
It's getting really quite embarrassing the lengths people will go to in order to find any piece of crap that they can chuck at Lewis. Pretty sad really.
Maybe you genuinely are not able to read my forum name, but there is no c, it is a k.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bagwan
Should you have gone to specsavers?
However, once you learn to differenciate a c from a k, then Wilko will be fine and dandy..
Roger, Wilko & out.......
I'm not saying you have Bagwan, but the list of your "speculation" designed to implicate Hamilton is extensive:Quote:
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[Ridiculous sarcasm mode]Well, he is one of them, so he has to be guilty of something, right?[/Ridiculous sarcasm mode]Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
I asked mine too, but he would not furnish me with an answer until;Quote:
Originally Posted by Bagwan
I'd bought him lunch at an expensive restaurant (which he will bill me for later no doubt)
I pay a stupid sum of money
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Sorry , SGWilko . So concerned with getting the "SG" in there , apparently , I couldn't read .Quote:
Originally Posted by henners88
"Accusation" was the word with which I had an issue .
I am , indeed , suspicious of Hamilton's stated motive for not appearing at the trial as it doesn't fit with the amount of ferocity in the statements from the Sutils .
One possible reason is that the statement that he saw nothing could be contradicted in court .
Another possibility is that he was pressured by someone to not appear .
He was reported to be one of four who were to attend . He was the only one to not appear .
Adrian's manager says he's crucial to making the judge understand .
It could be that the Sutil lawyers only now think that his testimony is crucial , but something would have had to have happened to prompt such action . Maybe they were surprised at the judge not taking the CCTV footage more seriously ?
It could be that they were surprised at the court not allowing a written statement . That could be a possibilty that would explain almost everything .
But , if that was the case wouldn't the Sutils have directed thier anger at the court , rather than at Lewis ?