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So you've changed the angle now? Earlier you were suggesting that nobody on any Commission had achieved success in any endeavour ... now it's just WRC? Original argument not holding water? Neither will this one.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
All your post really does is to reinforce what a horrible little tosser you really are and how little you know about anything of which you write.
What about Todt's development of the 205 for Peugeot before selling out to F1? If you want to call the Audi a spaceship of the time you can't dismiss the guy who supervised the development of a trans-dimensional warp.
Come to think of it, Dave Richards was a pretty successful co-driver, wasn't he? Maybe he should be in charge. ;)
Since i am posting in the WRC section, and since the discussion was about the WRC TV rights i was reffering to the WRC committee from the start...not committees in general...i do not care about other sports that much.Quote:
Originally Posted by sollitt
so can you please note a member of the WRC committee that had success in the sport or was something more than mediocrity at best ??
All these middle aged underachievers with wasted lives just want to prove themselves from a different post since they failed at anything they did... so at their end of their careers i doubt they will offer something more than failures...
Successful drivers/team managers ects took all the satisfaction at being the best in their field... they have nothing to prove anymore (which is a pity since they could really help the sport)
Little sick dogs who failed at what they tried in their youth want to revenge the sport and battle with their inferiority complexes all the time... but the results are always the same...once a loser, always one.
Successful co-driver !!! LOL !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Gregor-y
Co-drivers are good guys but they do nothing special, it is quite easy to find a good co-driver in contrast to a good driver...
You seem keen to 'reverse questions', so here's one for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
How many members of the current WRC Commission can you name?
You've mentioned Todt - well, he's not a member. You mentioned MM, well done to you.
How many can you come up with?
Mouton, apart from being an iconic driver from rallying's hayday, she has a width experience on organisational level from her ROC years, let alone her inside knowledge of WRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
Todt was actually a strong personality in his co-driver years, hence his many partnerships with a variety of succesful drivers. After that, he was the mastermind of the 205 T16 project. This pretty much helped Peugeot from going bankrupt.
These assumptions of yours are anything but objective, it's sounds like you just don't like them.
I reckon the most successful female rally driver ever and anyone else who can finish second in the championship(admittedly with the best car) is not a nobody.Quote:
Originally Posted by N.O.T
I agree with your comments on the fat one.
I don't disagree with your view, but do you have a similarly positive view of Fidel Castro merely on the grounds that he was in power for a long time?Quote:
Originally Posted by sollitt
On another matter, we seem to have gone from a situation where there was too much moderation of the rally forum to one where a member calls another a 'horrible little ******' without sanction, and said other member fills the thread with the usual nonsense, again without action being taken.
The important ones are the FIA head which is Todt and Mouton who is part of the WRC commision...by heart i cannot name any others... does it matter ??? whoever they are they are definately not doing their job properly...Quote:
Originally Posted by rallyfiend
a few weeks back they said that TV deal was under imminent announcement...then they asked from the organisers to cover the fee...
Of course i do not like them... do you ??Quote:
Originally Posted by Josti