Off Topic Ahhhh bless him!!

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He makes a lot of money but he's the absolute best at what he does in an incredibly physically demanding sport. You can't really compare it to someone who does 50/60/70 hours a week as a nurse/builder/normal job. Money isn't going to make you less tired.
 
He's a whining simpleton. We all get tired. How can he find telling people to arrange a party exhausting? I imagine that being a brickie or a miner is MUCH more physically demanding. Wimp.
 
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Watford_R said:
He makes a lot of money but he's the absolute best at what he does in an incredibly physically demanding sport. You can't really compare it to someone who does 50/60/70 hours a week as a nurse/builder/normal job. Money isn't going to make you less tired.
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It might not make me less tired but it would certainly put a spring my step!

He is typical of many sports people of today ...... Excellent at what they do but apart from that, complete tossers in life general. Prima donnas to be precise. Eventually, they mature ..... Well, some do, when the money runs out.
 
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Watford_R said:
He makes a lot of money but he's the absolute best at what he does in an incredibly physically demanding sport. You can't really compare it to someone who does 50/60/70 hours a week as a nurse/builder/normal job. Money isn't going to make you less tired.
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The big difference is that he knows that he could pack up "work" tomorrow and live out his days in the lap of luxury. Nurses/builders/normal job holders of the same age (30) know that they will have to continue working hard for the next 35 years.
 
Can you imagine how much of the organising he actually did. I bet he employed a company with teams of people to organise everything. He may be good at driving but he totally out of touch with reality. He also lives in a tax haven so he can avoid paying his share to support people les fortunate than himself - like he hasn't got enough money already. It reminds me of that tw*t Phil Collins who wrote that preachy song about homeless people then chose to live in a tax haven so he didn't have to give them any money.
 
It's just a blog for his fans. I don't find him an endearing character but he is fantastic at what he does and had a desire and the application from a very early age to be the best at his calling. The only bit of luck he's had is that he's a skinny shortarse and can fit in the car. The rest is hard work, talent and the British public's puerile obsession with 'celebrities'.
 
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Chill out...as Stan says ...it is just a blog...he is just writing it for the people who want to know about everything he does....
we would all say exactly the same thing...."just arranged a party, it was exhausting"....I say it all the time

Chill out...much bigger sinners in this world than him....want to talk about the institutionalised doping that has gone on in Russia
 
Fourtyyearsofhurt(mostly) said:
Overrated sport and bollocks............Paid a fortune for what? more deaths in non league footy every Sunday
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I'm not a fan of F1 at all but if he's the best in the world at a sport which generates fortunes, he deserves to make fortunes himself.

I don't see the fact the death toll is now relatively low as a negative of the sport. I just think it's a crap sport but lots of others love it
 
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