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A bloke who hits a little white ball around a paddock, and ruins what would be a nice walk, ......should stick to hitting little white balls around a paddockRedhead wrote:"Legendary golfer Tiger Woods believes Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is the best sportsman in the world - ranking the German ahead of himself as well as tennis ace Roger Federer"
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Yup, the majority of multi - Open winning golfersF1greyhound wrote:FERNANDO is a fantastic driver, pretty close to MICHAEL today.
However, and I dont say this only on behalf of his latest remarks and regardless if he ever really made them, FERNANDO makes still the impression of a boy rather than a man. Altogether he totally lacks charisma and while many of the latest F1 driver generation dont have such outgoing personalities as some of yesteryear at least they leave an adult impression.
A great man is leaving the sport, and boys talking wont even provoke an answer. Tiger`s view reflects the majority...
As is the opinion of greatness. We all have someone in some sport who we think of as being "the greatest" but even coming from Tiger Woods or anyone else for that matter does not make that statement a fact.. only an opinion.Redhead wrote:delusion is in the eye of the beholderjacfan wrote:Poor Roger.. I didn't realise he was so delusional.Redhead wrote:"Legendary golfer Tiger Woods believes Formula One champion Michael Schumacher is the best sportsman in the world - ranking the German ahead of himself as well as tennis ace Roger Federer"
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And we are ALL entitled to our opinionsjacfan wrote:As is the opinion of greatness. We all have someone in some sport who we think of as being "the greatest" but even coming from Tiger Woods or anyone else for that matter does not make that statement a fact.. only an opinion.Redhead wrote:delusion is in the eye of the beholderjacfan wrote:Poor Roger.. I didn't realise he was so delusional.
Golf = sportF1greyhound wrote:Hey guys, dont start crying
Off course we are all entitled to our opinion....its just that TIGERs as that from another great sportsman is more relevant
He appreciates MICHAELs achievements because he knows how hard it is to be extremely determined just like talented...
But maybe Im wrong and MICHAEL actually prefers to be judged by relative nobodies...
ArgumentsJulian Mayo wrote:Let us know who wins the argument you are having with yourselfJayVee wrote:Alonso has described Michael Schumacher as "the most unsporting driver with the largest number of sanctions in the history of Formula One"
That is very true but I wonder if Alonso should be making such statements at this stage. He doesn't really need any more 'made up' penalties in the final 3 races. I suppose they are not racing in Italy again but I think it may be even more risky in China or Brazil
But then why not, why should he stay quiet and not say what he feels. Actually thinking about it, I think it is good that he said this. It shows he says what he thinks and that reminds me of another cool driver
The story is from the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/motorsp ... 339006.stm)
Only time will tell how Michael will be remembered.F1greyhound wrote:Hey guys, dont start crying
Off course we are all entitled to our opinion....its just that TIGERs as that from another great sportsman is more relevant
He appreciates MICHAELs achievements because he knows how hard it is to be extremely determined just like talented...
But maybe Im wrong and MICHAEL actually prefers to be judged by relative nobodies...
. "I wonder if................................."JayVee wrote:ArgumentsJulian Mayo wrote:Let us know who wins the argument you are having with yourselfJayVee wrote:Alonso has described Michael Schumacher as "the most unsporting driver with the largest number of sanctions in the history of Formula One"
That is very true but I wonder if Alonso should be making such statements at this stage. He doesn't really need any more 'made up' penalties in the final 3 races. I suppose they are not racing in Italy again but I think it may be even more risky in China or Brazil
But then why not, why should he stay quiet and not say what he feels. Actually thinking about it, I think it is good that he said this. It shows he says what he thinks and that reminds me of another cool driver
The story is from the BBC (http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/motorsp ... 339006.stm)
Is that all what you can think of
And Tiger has watched the odd golf club sinkJayVee wrote:Only time will tell how Michael will be remembered.F1greyhound wrote:Hey guys, dont start crying
Off course we are all entitled to our opinion....its just that TIGERs as that from another great sportsman is more relevant
He appreciates MICHAELs achievements because he knows how hard it is to be extremely determined just like talented...
But maybe Im wrong and MICHAEL actually prefers to be judged by relative nobodies...
Tiger is a relative nobody when it comes to motorsport
BTW: I don't consider Michael a sportsman cause by definition a sportsman is "a person whose conduct and attitude exhibit sportsmanship."
And sportsmanship's definition is "Conduct and attitude considered as befitting participants in sports, especially fair play, courtesy, striving spirit, and grace in losing
Forming an opinion doesn't have to be via argument unless you have your mind set on arguingJulian Mayo wrote:"I wonder if................................."JayVee wrote:ArgumentsJulian Mayo wrote:
Let us know who wins the argument you are having with yourself
Is that all what you can think of
"But then why not?"
