The Michael Schumacher thread

but hey the same is for senna for a few people.

some, well most remember his great skills, other people remember incidents like with Prost.

People remember both. Fanboys remember the skills only. Haters remember the controversy only.
The same can be said of MS.

Thats the most intelligent thing anyone has said, so true. Senna was indeed a brilliant driver, as Michael is but neither are saints

marcl Wrote:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> but it was not just the breaks at ferrari it was wing setting stuff
> like that he was not allowed to play with the setting incase ms needed
> his car

can you please stop talking bs? there is already too much of it no need more

think u will find thats no bs. Johnny Herbert used to say he had to run the same set up as MS incase ms needed his car.

sorry i must have forgot that herbert drove for ferrari

benetton..

yes was talking about benetton sorry i did say ferrari but meant them

madotter Wrote:
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> but hey the same is for senna for a few people.
>
> some, well most remember his great skills, other people remember
> incidents like with Prost.
>
> People remember both. Fanboys remember the skills only. Haters
> remember the controversy only.
> The same can be said of MS.
>
> Thats the most intelligent thing anyone has said, so true. Senna was
> indeed a brilliant driver, as Michael is but neither are saints
>
> ______________________________________________________________________
> _______________________
>
>


At least Senna didnt pretend he was a saint...his fans always knew he was telling the truth, doesnt matter if it was good or not.

-----------------------------------------------





Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/21/2006 06:08PM by sennafire.

i dont see Schumacher pretending he was a saint either. he has always come across as someone who does wrong and doesnt care if you think he is wrong or unsporting he does what he can to win.

sennafire, I hope you appreciate the irony of your statement in response to Madotter's post...?

---

K*bots UK, specialist providers of 'fun science' Curriculum Enhancement days for Primary and Secondary schools in Britain.
Please find us on [en.wikipedia.org] for more information.

I don't see Schumacher as a man who has much of a guilty a conscious tbh, he rarely admits to being wrong or making a mistake, Monaco 2006 was an opportunity for him to admit that he did wrong but he still protests his innocence.

It would seem a few people here don't reconise irony.

Well done to Ebi for highlighting those people. Ya rly.

i know what we all think about monaco but say he really did make a mistake thats the thing

as i've said before countless times, i don't think he left the pits planning to do what he did at monaco, but he possibly made a geunine error and his brain reacted telling him to park it like he did. i think it was bad how he tried to defend himself, but come on, he's not the type of person to admit something like that is he, so what did we expect from him? "yes, i parked it, i am a cheating mother******".

i think he parked it once he messed up the corner, but i don't think it was premeditated.

---

RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

who would admit it though? i dont think anyone would

he didnt leave the pits with the intention. He left the swimming pool with the intention

---

"Trulli was slowing down like he wanted to have a picnic" LOL

that's what i'm saying Marc, no one would admit it, so why does everyone expect him to come clean about it?

---

RIP Jules, never to be forgotten. #KeepFightingMichael

cause he is Michael Schumacher

i would not admit it if i had done that

Well, not hijacking MS thread but hey I had a interesting read here about Senna's Foundation. Amazing, his name will never be forgotten and his legacy will be the path for the success of every single brazilian children in their lives.

[news.bbc.co.uk]

And now I am wondering if Michael is good enough to make such a similar thing? Nope, because I never saw him helping someone. What made me believe that he just wants the money from Ferrari for himself and his family, I guess.

Its not a question about Michael, the driver, but yes, Michael, the man.

---

"I'm an artist, the track is my canvas, and the car is my brush."




Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/22/2006 05:09PM by Senna.

ms gave a load of money the other year to charity it was on the web.

And he plays football matches to raise money for charity



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/22/2006 05:19PM by marcl.