her majestys gutter press
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i,m not exactly a fan of above but I do think some of the questions being asked of F1 drivers are bland/namby,pamby/run of the mill/etc
do these journos not like rocking the boat or are they scared to offend?
I,d bring in mike porky parry and adrian durham of talk sport to spice things up a bit, dont think said journos would flaf about
or even that vile jeremy kyle
anybody agree or is it just me
oh jense youve got a nice new pair of shades on today!!! ah fer….
The press in this country (aside from motorsport magazines) really don’t push the scientific credentials of the sport at all.
no i wasnt on the beers, the point I was trying to make is that alot of the questions asked to the drivers are pretty banal, no one seems to get stuck in and ask them awkward questions in case they get blackballed
could you image dennis pennis let loose in the paddock!(if you dont know him i,m sure he,s on u tube, the vulgar swine)
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Eddie Jordan is good for that though. He was the only one to really get stuck into Domenicalli after the German GP whereas everyone else was slightly pussyfooting around it. So I see your point there.
EJ has his uses. Physically man handling multimillionaire team bosses out in front of cameras.. is not what we’re used to :)
BTW. Did you know Eddie Jordan has his own Energy Drink? EJ-10? It conjures up images of EJ’s sweat being captured and poured in to bottles as they run him on a treadmill / hamster wheel…. Add caffeine and sugar. Viola!
If for whatever reason Jeremy Kyle ends up on the F1 coverage, I’ll stop following the sport out of principle.
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