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No, not at all. Also basketball legends keep their numbers forever when they retire.... Seriously now....Let's say that it would be fair for him to keep No 1 untill someone breaks at least one of his records... If Ogier is the one, so be it..... But till then i feel very lucky to have seen this talent for the past ten years.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by oyunbozan
Sorry for the off-topic!!
Please, don't be so harsh on me.... You can call me whatever you 'd like, but please not NOT!!!! :) :) :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SlowSon
ok.. there is hunereds of "teams" all over the world, and numbers are not that important in a team i think, but in motorsports, number 1 has a meaning: "the champion". you may register the numbers as mini did "52" "39" when they enter a rally or set a trademark number as "VR46" but "no.1", i think should not be reserved.Quote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
i think he is mentioning me. but my english is not that strong :)Quote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
I dont say you replace him for the starting 11, you are the new guy in the team that substitutes in the middle of the second half when leading with 2 goals :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
Seriously man, how could I not kid you after such post, especially combined with your explosion after the first SSS (and hiding after that). :) Loeb may have zillions of records but statistics are for other things in life, in sport they are always more or less incomparable and misleading.
Loeb made his only (and big) mistake in the qualifying stage, something that IMHO ruined the whole weekend for him....Quote:
Originally Posted by SlowSon
Ogier was the clear winner, by far... And probably the next day....
I simply think that it is very funny that many rushed in blaming Loeb after a 2nd place in an event that was not even one of his favourites, and the recent history proves it...
Statistics don't tell the whole truth, butif you can read them, they always tell something....
And finaly, keep footbal away from the rallies.... :)
Agree +1 http://smileys.on-my-web.com/reposit.../rally-026.gifQuote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
His biggest mistake was on SS21. It was big miracle that his car was able to come back on the road. 99% of these cases you will not come back like this and you loose around 10minutes depends on how many and how professional spectators help you.Quote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
And finaly, keep footbal away from the rallies.... :) [/QUOTE]
+1000
Ahem... The Loeb-meister only went to Sweden because he expected to put another notch on his gun. The last thing he expected was Ogier to carry his qualifying form through the entire rally. I believe Loeb thought he could win the event no matter where he started and as such (what many people have been waiting ages to see) made a mis-calculation. The old analyses no longer hold good, VW are a wild card.Quote:
Originally Posted by sp0+
BTW If we keep football out of rallying where does that leave Paulo Nobre?
Hirvonen, last year
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