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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    Pictures certainly do paint a thousand words.
    Or just two: Rossi's gay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by That Guy View Post
    Or just two: Rossi's gay.
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    Gay/Bi/Hetro, makes no difference. The man is absolutely astonishing on a motorcycle. I personaly believe the only rider of recent years to display as much promise is Mr Spies, who is going to be introduced on track to Mr Rossi in a matter of days.
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    Gay/Bi/Hetro, makes no difference. The man is absolutely astonishing on a motorcycle. I personaly believe the only rider of recent years to display as much promise is Mr Spies, who is going to be introduced on track to Mr Rossi in a matter of days.
    I agree with the bit 'bout Rossi....don't think Spies will cath the "4 Aliens" tho.

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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    . I personaly believe the only rider of recent years to display as much promise is Mr Spies, who is going to be introduced on track to Mr Rossi in a matter of days.
    Think you're forgetting me there mate!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Think you're forgetting me there mate!
    I try very hard to.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    I try very hard to.......
    Smee...did you see that wicked ride by Aoyama in Sepang or what?

    That's how you win on a bike that's waaaaaay slower than the cunt you're racing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crasherfromwayback View Post
    Smee...did you see that wicked ride by Aoyama in Sepang or what?

    That's how you win on a bike that's waaaaaay slower than the cunt you're racing.
    Fuck yes. That was the race of the year for me. I'm looking very forward seeing Aoyama stand on the top of the podium for the season. Loved the way he was having none of the Spaghetti Slurpers bullshit and even handed some back.

    Cool cunt.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Badjelly View Post
    .......--he's developed the best bike in the MotoGP paddock .
    As amazing as Rossi is the contribution from Jeremy Burgess and the rest of the team can't be underestimated. Remember all those front end loses Biaggi had on the M1? When Rossi first rode it he came in shaking his head and complaining of it badly pushing the front, but it put a huge smile on Burgess's face 'cos he knew exactly how to fix it.

    Imagine if Yamaha had just bought Burgess, it would have cost way less than they had to pay to get Rossi? Biaggi could well be a multi time champion now and Rossi would only be seen as good, rather than the greatest.

    Burgess is to crew chiefs what Rossi is to riders.

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    go rossi!!!!!!!!!!!,,,,!!!!!!!!! hes not guna win next year IMO face off between, stoner and lorenzo!


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    Quote Originally Posted by That Guy View Post
    Or just two: Rossi's gay.
    Secure in our own sexuality are we?

    Quote Originally Posted by slowpoke View Post
    As amazing as Rossi is the contribution from Jeremy Burgess and the rest of the team can't be underestimated. Remember all those front end loses Biaggi had on the M1? When Rossi first road it he came in shaking his head and complaining of it badly pushing the front, but it put a huge smile on Burgess's face 'cos he knew exactly how to fix it.

    Imagine if Yamaha had just bought Burgess, it would have cost way less than they had to pay to get Rossi? Biaggi could well be a multi time champion now and Rossi would only be seen as good, rather than the greatest.

    Burgess is to crew chiefs what Rossi is to riders.
    While not diparaging Burgess' contribution I think you will find that Rossi is one of the few riders that can work constructively with his technical guys and provide meaningfull feedback...not "it doesn't work". This has been one of his strengths throughout his career, you don't get to achieve this much by being just a good rider.

    PS. Even tho I am a Casey hater he rode bloody well at Sepang and PI.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Rodney007 View Post
    go rossi!!!!!!!!!!!,,,,!!!!!!!!! hes not guna win next year IMO face off between, stoner and lorenzo!
    Shit! People were saying similar things at the beginning of this year and the year before that too, a lot of people thought that was it when Stoner took the title but they never learn, never say never when it comes to Rossi's abilities on a bike in a race...
    That said I read in an AMCN interview that he's finding it more difficult as the years go on to maintain his concentration during a race etc...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Crisis management View Post
    I think you will find that Rossi is one of the few riders that can work constructively with his technical guys and provide meaningfull feedback...not "it doesn't work".
    True. Edwards is another one.
    Interesting that when Rossi fell off at Indianapolis (what a shit track that is!), he knew he hadn't made a mistake (in fact, he seemed realy perplexed), so the first thing he did was go and look at the telemetry to see what was going on, so he could learn from it. (I suspect it was just crap on the part of the track that was off the racing line).
    His class really showed at Sepang, when despite his uncharacteristic error on the second turn, he made an almost heroic effort to go from 10th to third (as did Lorenzo going from last to fourth). It's a shame that both of them weren't dicing with Stoner at the front, as we would have seen a huge battle. Rossi was turning in the fastest laps, so Stoner would've had his work cut out for him.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by White trash View Post
    Gay/Bi/Hetro, makes no difference. The man is absolutely astonishing on a motorcycle. I personaly believe the only rider of recent years to display as much promise is Mr Spies, who is going to be introduced on track to Mr Rossi in a matter of days.
    They've already met on 3 occasions. Mr Spies finished 14th, 8th and 6th. Dr Rossi finished 2nd, 1st and 1st.

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    Quote Originally Posted by NZsarge View Post
    never say never when it comes to Rossi's abilities on a bike in a race...
    Absolutely!

    I'm looking forward to Valencia, here's hoping circumstances don't prevent the race being as competitive as it should be.

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