Wait until Nathan Rollison hits our screens in an episode of Casualty later this year, you'll think even worse of him then! :/
Sorry sir, I don't know what you are talking about...
Posted 11 February 2013 - 18:41
Wait until Nathan Rollison hits our screens in an episode of Casualty later this year, you'll think even worse of him then! :/
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 18:43
Which came first, the chicken or the egg?
But the main thing is... All this fuss is good for him and his career? I don't think so and I am sure he could stop it if he wanted to. Perhaps a new manager could redirect this matter...
Posted 11 February 2013 - 18:50
Please explain how all this fuss isn't a good thing for a man who seems to be the centre of attention of his chosen sport, and has just signed a $100,00,000 three year deal with one of the worlds biggest car manufacturers to secure his services.
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 23:08
Bottom line is, don't sweat too much over giving life advice to people being on top on their game and making 30 million a year, because this is all you seem to be doing.Is he the center of attention because of what? Because of winning championships? Because of having great sporting seasons? I don't think so...
And we'll have to wait and see if his decision to move to Mercedes will be a good one or not.
About the money? Oh yeah, I guess he is a wealthy man, congratulations for that...
Posted 11 February 2013 - 23:27
Bottom line is, don't sweat too much over giving life advice to people being on top on their game and making 30 million a year, because this is all you seem to be doing.
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Posted 11 February 2013 - 23:39
I dunno, even rich, successful people need help too. When I used to drop the girls off for Tiger Woods, if only I said to him, "Tye, don't do it! Think of the sanctity of your endorsements," he still might've been on top of his game today. Hindsight is a beautiful thing though .Bottom line is, don't sweat too much over giving life advice to people being on top on their game and making 30 million a year, because this is all you seem to be doing.
Posted 12 February 2013 - 00:27
Interesting..My take is the exact opposite of yours. I cheered as Lewis stomped on the racial barrier when he came into F1 and quickly proved that he was in the first rank of all drivers.
The lying in Australia in 2009 exposed a deep character flaw. 2011? The manner in which Hamilton drove was not befitting a champion. The penalties. "It's cuz Iz bla...." And the dude went Hollywood, mentally at least.
And in 2012 Hamilton released team telemetry via Twitter. Maturity? Love the earrings and tattoos, too.
Maybe new management will upgrade Hamilton's intelligence to the level of his driving skills.
I do not understand how folks find this guy likable. Nationality perhaps?
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Posted 12 February 2013 - 06:32
We were advised to go back to the topic but I guess I can answer your message above. I give advice to nobody, it's just my opinion. Nothing more, nothing less.
And about changing management so often, I don't think it is good for him or for whoever else. Since he became world champion, he has had more downs than ups... The reason... Who knows! Perhaps a new manager could help him to go back to his good times but the main factor here right now, it's his landing in Mercedes. I wish him the best.
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Posted 14 February 2013 - 14:33
Ain't it always the same with Hamilton? Makes incredibly smart and considerate career decisions all the time, but then invariably the people he grants the privilege of working with him turn out not good enough.
Posted 14 February 2013 - 17:34