Toseland - Slip Slipping Away

Oh dear what a day for JT. I hope that he gets it together for tomorrow.

Slip Slip Slide away not even 1 lap

Originally Posted by SV-net

Oh dear what a day for JT. I hope that he gets it together for tomorrow.

Apparently not...............bummer

wat a nob. if id payed to see that race id of been proper gutted.

graham

Originally Posted by ging6996

wat a nob. if id payed to see that race id of been proper gutted.

graham

Yeah, it was really boring what with there being no other riders on the track and all.

Does 'wat a nob' take into account his effort in getting back on the bike and at least riding the track? I'd think most of his fans would have a level of respect for him just being able to do that.

Could you do better? I know I couldn't.

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by Dan

Does 'wat a nob' take into account his effort in getting back on the bike and at least riding the track? I'd think most of his fans would have a level of respect for him just being able to do that.

Or even the balls to jump on a GP bike and rag the nuts off it in the first place...

You pay to see a race, during a race people crash, it's life and **** happens, you didn't pay to see Toseland win, get over it

Originally Posted by ging6996

wat a nob. if id payed to see that race id of been proper gutted.

graham

He had a fair opinion of you too, you nob.

Just remember, its his first season in motogp and he has done us Brits real proud this season.

Qualifying, and finishing in the top ten regularly.

He will be gutted to have fallen but he got back on.

[Shellywoozle]

Awww don't think he was a nob, just human and dropped a b*ll*ck.

He wasn't happy with himself with Saturdays performance and what he said on interview in the grid shows he was putting pressure on himself .... awwww I still fink he did good !! (OK not quiet as good as we wanted but hey ho)

Good on him for getting back on and finishing !!!

All the adrenaline for his home race. Hopefully will have more success at Assen next week. If he finishes the season in the top 6 I think it will be safe to say that its been a successful one, at least for learning the GP tracks. I have to say though that he has competition for newcomer of the year in Lorenzo & Dovizioso.

It's always the same - we put our sportsmen (and women) up on pedestals, and then complain we they fail to meet our expectations.
Toseland, Henman, Hamilton - just a few recent examples.

Instead of ripping the @rse off Toseland, how about a big round of applause for young Scott Redding??
Massive achievement, rode hard & well. Forced Iannone to make the error and claimed a well-deserved victory.
But what happened next? Toby & Julian then hail Scott as the Next Rossi ("Rossi took 11 races to win, Scott does it on his 8th..", ".. this young lad is a real rough diamond... pure talent...", etc etc etc).

Come on guys - support these people through the bad times as well as the good.