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Kriss wrote:are weredstorm wrote:Shhhhhh dont scare him off yet..............................
Its ok Andy, we are,uhhh......................normal. Yeah yeah...........
, It's alright, I have been known to be crazy myself sometimes, so should fit in fine 
boy, well i say boy i'm nearly 20 so guess that counts as a manDenorth wrote:by the way and12, one questions - boy/girl? don't take it personally, but we do make our mistakes here
brendakarli wrote:hey, I'm feeling left out because I believe I contributed significantly to the FABULOUS results the red team have been having
Brenda, you rockbrendakarli wrote:hey, I'm feeling left out because I believe I contributed significantly to the FABULOUS results the red team have been having
eeerhmm..and that makes me as...?andy12 wrote:boy, well i say boy i'm nearly 20 so guess that counts as a manDenorth wrote:by the way and12, one questions - boy/girl? don't take it personally, but we do make our mistakes here
way to go fERRORiWolfie wrote:You are so going to love this one
FERRARI IN CRISIS - THE TIFOSI ALREADY MISS RÄIKKÖNEN
Ferrari-fans aka tifosi are disappointed in their team's drivers performances this season. According to Autosprint's bloggist Alberto Sabbatini, they have already started to scream for bringing Kimi Räikkönen back to Ferrari.
- Many have written to us telling that they miss Räikkönen but in reality the lack of strategy is missing from the pitwall. You can figure out his name yourself, Sabbatini writes and refers to Ross Brawn.
Sabbatini slashes hard at Ferrari's current race strategist.
- Chris Dyer has for a long time shown his limits: he has no imagination, he can't improvise or read situations and he always screws up the strategies.
He thinks that Ferrari blamed FIA unecessarily after Silverstone. Sabbatini reminds that Fernando Alonso could have avoided a penalty by letting Robert Kubica ahead of him again.
- The main responsibility is Alonso's and Alonso's only and the one giving him wrong advice from the pitwall. Everyone has to carry their responsibility for their mistakes, starting from the driver. He started like a rookie, ruined his team mate's race by causing a tyre puncture in the first corner and couldn't time his first pitstop with the pitwall correctly, Sabbatini critisised.
Even Italiaracing-magazine critisised Räikkönen's replacement in this week's issue. "Alonso screws up everything", was the head title and this was harsh to read for the Spaniard's fans.
- Alonso was supposed to be the superman who doesn't make mistakes. A man who's motivation was going to get everybody to forget the unwilling Räikkönen and who was supposed to give the right technical advice. They said that McLaren came back as a winner thanks to his advice in 2007 until the evil Hamilton ruined everything. Thanks to him Ferrari was supposed to start smiling again in each GP just like during Schumacher's era.
- Everybody said this during the winter. We have seen this smile only in Bahrain's opening race. After that all kinds of things have happened: failure in timing during qualification, jumpstart, bad starts, rude overtake of team mate when going to the pitstop, crashing team mate in the first corner, qualification never taking place because of crash in practice, ignorance about rules...
Italy's biggest sport magazine Gazzetta dello Sport asked on their website who's fault Ferrari's current crisis is. Of almost 11 000 voters 36,6 % blamed the pitwall's actions, 27,2 % FIA's bad decisions, 18,3 % the drivers mistakes and 17,9 % was unsure about the F10-car's development.
MTV3 - Lauri Ouvinen
+1saif wrote:way to go fERRORiWolfie wrote:You are so going to love this one
FERRARI IN CRISIS - THE TIFOSI ALREADY MISS RÄIKKÖNEN
Ferrari-fans aka tifosi are disappointed in their team's drivers performances this season. According to Autosprint's bloggist Alberto Sabbatini, they have already started to scream for bringing Kimi Räikkönen back to Ferrari.
- Many have written to us telling that they miss Räikkönen but in reality the lack of strategy is missing from the pitwall. You can figure out his name yourself, Sabbatini writes and refers to Ross Brawn.
Sabbatini slashes hard at Ferrari's current race strategist.
- Chris Dyer has for a long time shown his limits: he has no imagination, he can't improvise or read situations and he always screws up the strategies.
He thinks that Ferrari blamed FIA unecessarily after Silverstone. Sabbatini reminds that Fernando Alonso could have avoided a penalty by letting Robert Kubica ahead of him again.
- The main responsibility is Alonso's and Alonso's only and the one giving him wrong advice from the pitwall. Everyone has to carry their responsibility for their mistakes, starting from the driver. He started like a rookie, ruined his team mate's race by causing a tyre puncture in the first corner and couldn't time his first pitstop with the pitwall correctly, Sabbatini critisised.
Even Italiaracing-magazine critisised Räikkönen's replacement in this week's issue. "Alonso screws up everything", was the head title and this was harsh to read for the Spaniard's fans.
- Alonso was supposed to be the superman who doesn't make mistakes. A man who's motivation was going to get everybody to forget the unwilling Räikkönen and who was supposed to give the right technical advice. They said that McLaren came back as a winner thanks to his advice in 2007 until the evil Hamilton ruined everything. Thanks to him Ferrari was supposed to start smiling again in each GP just like during Schumacher's era.
- Everybody said this during the winter. We have seen this smile only in Bahrain's opening race. After that all kinds of things have happened: failure in timing during qualification, jumpstart, bad starts, rude overtake of team mate when going to the pitstop, crashing team mate in the first corner, qualification never taking place because of crash in practice, ignorance about rules...
Italy's biggest sport magazine Gazzetta dello Sport asked on their website who's fault Ferrari's current crisis is. Of almost 11 000 voters 36,6 % blamed the pitwall's actions, 27,2 % FIA's bad decisions, 18,3 % the drivers mistakes and 17,9 % was unsure about the F10-car's development.
MTV3 - Lauri Ouvinen
Have to agree with you. Yep, I didnt accept the way they treated Kimi . But Domi is probably the example of the manager who doesnt really know which characters are best for which job. I read some time ago, Brawn was the guy who kept all the wires in his hand. He took care that everything went smoothly on techical side. He made italian passion transformed to effectivity by just giving them simple rules,who,what ,where, when and how.redstorm wrote:SD needs to go. It all falls back on him and his Mr Potatohead way of management. He is only there because LDM was handed the reigns instead of the bastard son. Luca feels he knows best and must return the team back to Italian. Blundering idiot........... "Ross, you want what job? No no I have someone better..."
I know you all are pissed at Ferrari over the Kimi deal, (I think it was a raw deal too) but Freds my man and I'm seriously ticked that he has this cluster %#}+]^! of a management team behind him. Had either he or Kimi fell in with Schui's team of guys on the pitwall and in the shop, the red tide would still be rolling on. I can't believe we have two never has beens (webbo/button) and two spoiled brats (vet/hammy) leading this circus! I've hated the Reds for sooo long and now my boy is there and NOW they fall apart. WTF!!!!! They couldn't collapse on the Michael?!? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Blood.............pressure............rising...........dangerously............
Rant over. I've gotta get some sleep, hopefully
redstorm wrote:SD needs to go. It all falls back on him and his Mr Potatohead way of management. He is only there because LDM was handed the reigns instead of the bastard son. Luca feels he knows best and must return the team back to Italian. Blundering idiot........... "Ross, you want what job? No no I have someone better..."
I know you all are pissed at Ferrari over the Kimi deal, (I think it was a raw deal too) but Freds my man and I'm seriously ticked that he has this cluster %#}+]^! of a management team behind him. Had either he or Kimi fell in with Schui's team of guys on the pitwall and in the shop, the red tide would still be rolling on. I can't believe we have two never has beens (webbo/button) and two spoiled brats (vet/hammy) leading this circus! I've hated the Reds for sooo long and now my boy is there and NOW they fall apart. WTF!!!!! They couldn't collapse on the Michael?!? Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Blood.............pressure............rising...........dangerously............
Rant over. I've gotta get some sleep, hopefully
