SubJeff on 18/10/2009 at 13:53
Then they need to raise their standards.
Much as I'd like to make lulz of this because SD is SD I agree with him, this was frikking ridiculous.
And scousers being scousers that poor fan...
SD on 18/10/2009 at 17:19
Quote Posted by Subjective Effect
And scousers being scousers that poor fan...
You just can't help yourself can you... :nono:
D'Juhn Keep on 18/10/2009 at 17:39
Quote Posted by Matthew
If every referee who misapplied the rules was preventing from officiating again we'd have about one left.
It's a red card offence for a player to swear on the pitch (seriously)
nickie on 18/10/2009 at 18:16
Jenson Button is first back-to-back British F1 champion. Do I feel sorry that Mark Webber's win is overshadowed? Not a lot.
SubJeff on 18/10/2009 at 18:24
Quote Posted by SD
You just can't help yourself can you... :nono:
Dude, are you seriously telling me this guy is going to be safe in any of the bars in Liverpool on the night after this happened?
Shut up.
R Soul on 18/10/2009 at 18:39
Quote Posted by nickie
Jenson Button is first back-to-back British F1 champion. Do I feel sorry that Mark Webber's win is overshadowed? Not a lot.
That was a great race. Button took all sorts of risks and made sure he'd score enough points to clinch it. Even if Barrichello hadn't had that puncture Button had done enough. At the start of the year he made the most of having the best car by winning so many races, while his rivals were fighting amongst themselves or not being quick enough, and even when things were going badly he still scored points.
It was good that the BBC presenters were in the Brawn GP garage. With all the technology in F1 it's easy to forget the emotion that's involved, especially when the constructors/drivers champions looked like they were out of a job at the start of the year.
David on 18/10/2009 at 18:40
That was a great drive from JB with some monster overtaking manoeuvres. Totally deserving WDC, love it!
Aerothorn on 19/10/2009 at 08:17
I actually planned on getting a "Football Sucks" t-shirt before I came to London, but everyone convinced me that this was a really bad idea because there were people who would actually attempt to physically harm me for wearing it (ditto with team-specific "sucks" t-shirts). Which is absolutely bananas to me and hard to believe (I mean, Britain has a history of public dissent, doesn't it?), but considering it would have been kind of asinine in the first place I relented.
SubJeff on 19/10/2009 at 08:29
So it was hard for you to believe that intentionally aggravating some of our idiots would be fine, especially knowing the type of drinking that goes on here?
D'Juhn Keep on 19/10/2009 at 09:04
Hey TTLG, on my first day in England I got beaten up, I have no idea why! Yes, I was wearing my "West Ham sucks" shirt in east London, what of it?
