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Listed below are comments made by flyingNiccyB between Sunday, 17th May 2009 and Wednesday, 28th October 2009.

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El Presidente 4:02pm on 28 Oct 2009 You all miss the point of one Tony Blair being EU President. He is an ideal canditate for this all important appointment.
Just read his CV.
Useless
Economical with the truth.
Knows how to stick his nose in the trough.
Vacuous.
Knows nothing of Democracy.
Has an all grasping wife.
Has squared everything with his chosen God of the moment so it makes it all right.
Deals in the American Dollar for his income.
Has achieved nothing, other than turn this country into a bloody mess.
So don't be too hard on the man, it is awfully hard work being the way he is.
Anxious F1 waits for president Todt to show colours 06:35am on 25 Oct 2009 Well I suppose the more things are different the more they are the same!
I'm just looking forward to more bent rules, stupid descions and the genaral mayhem that is F1
Anyway look on the bright side, more fixed races without crashes!
Briatore bows out in unsavoury style 05:26am on 17 Sep 2009 Can't quite grasp what the driver would have got from this 'cos I'm quite sure if someone asked me to crash a car my answer would have been two words, Anglo Saxon in origin and more than one letter "F".
It just makes me wonder though what direction all sport is taking in the name of sport.
Weighing up the rivals in F1 row 06:35am on 22 Jun 2009 Well after watching and listening to Bernie and Max and Flavio on Sunday I think our erstwhile commentating team should do as I used to do when I ran a business and wanted to know what was happening, ask the cleaner!!
Is a break on or off, is Silverstone on or off? Both have been on and off more times than a working girls underware on a Saturday night!! Max, this seems to be an area you understand, so go and enjoy it and leave us to get on and watch "Loonies" trying to make motor racing good.
Weighing up the rivals in F1 row 08:52am on 20 Jun 2009 As an after thought perhaps Clarkson could best organise this fiasco on the basis of "Star in a car," but then again I suppose Hamilton would want a big gas guzzler and May would want to play the piano!! No perhaps it was not a good thought.
Weighing up the rivals in F1 row 07:00am on 20 Jun 2009 A well explained article.
I think any move that breaks the strangle hold of the FIA and in particular Mosley can only be good for the sport. Every year we go through rule changes that do nothing for the sport and in reality does nothing at all for anyone apart from, "I'll take over now chaps!" Max.
We also need to break the hold of state sponored tracks where races are played out to empty seats. Imagine MUFC being state sponsored and Trafford park being empty!
The reality is that it ain't going to happen. Just where are the new teams going to race, how will they sponsor themselves? More thought will have to be applied, just remember for those of us in the UK the BBC trails it as the "best car chase in the world." This is surely what F1 has become. We as fans need to see cars and drivers RACING!!
Fans must also play a part. Whilst passion for the spectacle is enormous it is a support fragmented down lines of national teams and drivers, the time has come for us to gently make our thoughts heard. Let us tell whatever governing body it happens to be what we want from the sport.
If Ecclestone wants us to watch let him give us tracks on which cars can overtake I can go into the shops and buy a Scaletrix for a lot less than a ticket to a Grand Prix. Take the gimmicks from the sport, Night races indeed! Put the races back onto tracks, streets are where people drive in melee of daily life, (alright I concede Monaco)
There are many thoughts that would make a car chase into a race, a split is not going to happen but let us at least take the chance to make F1 the spectacle it once was. Start with Mosley and Ecclestone
MPs: The missing information 2:33pm on 19 Jun 2009 See me n Gordie we can see through the black ink. Or do I mean I can see through Gordie?
MPs' tax muddle 06:22am on 17 May 2009 I have not read much about how this affair is playing out around the world and especially happy clappy Euroland. You have to remember Euro MPs voted to keep expenses quiet. It also makes me wonder how we can be expected to send MPs to Europe knowing this.
One can only suspect they are not going to pay much in the way of tax either.

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