MXGP of Lombardia discussion

6/18/2018 2:03am
Cairoli beat Herlings today by not getting injured.

Some guys on here won’t be able to understand that, same as they used to moan about Dungey winning so much through consistency...got to be in it to win it.
6/18/2018 2:41am Edited Date/Time 6/18/2018 2:42am
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of his home crowd.

In Indonesia we will see what goes on when the self proclaimed "lion king" will go back with the dogs. I hope the dogs will eat him. (JH instagram post was really disgusting in my opinion).
6/18/2018 2:55am
Whatever happens, the title chase just got spicy and it needed that! Looking down the line, whether it is Herlings or Cairoli, one of them could wrap the title up on home soil, or play spoiler, both cool story lines for different reasons.
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6/18/2018 3:01am
tommyjif wrote:
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of...
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of his home crowd.

In Indonesia we will see what goes on when the self proclaimed "lion king" will go back with the dogs. I hope the dogs will eat him. (JH instagram post was really disgusting in my opinion).
This one?

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6/18/2018 3:07am
tommyjif wrote:
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of...
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of his home crowd.

In Indonesia we will see what goes on when the self proclaimed "lion king" will go back with the dogs. I hope the dogs will eat him. (JH instagram post was really disgusting in my opinion).
Which instagram post?
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6/18/2018 3:49am
I think he's referring to this one:



Not surprised tho, he's always been the boaster out there.
6/18/2018 3:53am
Lynch wrote:
Which instagram post?
This one:


I hope JH comes back and get his chance to win this title. For the good of the sport I also hope he will be healthy and fighting for many more years, but I'd love him to respect his competitors a little more than he does.
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6/18/2018 4:04am
You think that is disgusting? Geez loosen up a bit.
6/18/2018 6:51am
i like that, shows fire
i think he does respect his competition, just doesn't want them to forget who's coming back
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6/18/2018 6:55am
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You think that is disgusting? Geez loosen up a bit.
Lynch knows whats up. Am still trying to figure out why you think its disgusting Laughing
6/18/2018 7:03am
Lynch wrote:
You think that is disgusting? Geez loosen up a bit.
DoubleA wrote:
Lynch knows whats up. Am still trying to figure out why you think its disgusting Laughing
Why? Disgusting is possibly too much, you're right, but I find it irritating.
Would you like if one of your colleagues, possibly a highly acclaimed young colleague, wrote the whole office during a leave period: "you normal people enjoy the week where I am absent and try to praise the Boss, and remember that I'll have a greater career than all of you will anyway?"

As I wrote many times I find JH a great racer, talent-wise phenomenal, but too disrespectful with his competitors.
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6/18/2018 7:14am
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Why? Disgusting is possibly too much, you're right, but I find it irritating. Would you like if one of your colleagues, possibly a highly acclaimed young...
Why? Disgusting is possibly too much, you're right, but I find it irritating.
Would you like if one of your colleagues, possibly a highly acclaimed young colleague, wrote the whole office during a leave period: "you normal people enjoy the week where I am absent and try to praise the Boss, and remember that I'll have a greater career than all of you will anyway?"

As I wrote many times I find JH a great racer, talent-wise phenomenal, but too disrespectful with his competitors.
It's called mind games something which is a part of all sports. Remember when Tomac use to let Roczen in his head dude struggled to go in a straight line. All Herlings is trying to do is de-throne Cairolli.
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6/18/2018 7:33am Edited Date/Time 6/18/2018 7:34am
What's wrong with the insta post. He needs to back up his words. In my mind he is putting the pressure to himself. Seems like the dude is very confident, and that is not a bad at all
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6/18/2018 7:53am Edited Date/Time 6/18/2018 7:54am
DoubleA, billie and keinz explained it perfectly.
6/18/2018 9:15am Edited Date/Time 6/18/2018 9:38am
tommyjif wrote:
This one: [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/18/268947/s1200_Screenshot_20180617_204049.jpg[/img] I hope JH comes back and get his chance to win this title. For the good of the sport I also hope he...
This one:


I hope JH comes back and get his chance to win this title. For the good of the sport I also hope he will be healthy and fighting for many more years, but I'd love him to respect his competitors a little more than he does.
Herlings is dutch , we tell it like it is .. Cairoli is a bit more strategic in his comments , most of time says same shit but knows how to hide it with clever words and a lot of excuses why he didnt win etc etc .. thats irritating a lot of dutch fans

How was his knee and fitness this weekend ? this race showed once again how Cairoli has the speed to cruise to a win at 85 % ... if he wouldnt have those injuries in 2015 and 2016 , most likely Febvre and Gajser would never have won that title .. Tony is the euro Dungey , and one of best ever but of the track i dont like his attitude and comments
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6/18/2018 2:11pm
tommyjif wrote:
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of...
Tony did exactly what he was supposed to do: win without taking risks, and playing a little bit with others for the show in front of his home crowd.

In Indonesia we will see what goes on when the self proclaimed "lion king" will go back with the dogs. I hope the dogs will eat him. (JH instagram post was really disgusting in my opinion).
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This one? [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2018/06/18/268925/s1200_Capture.jpg[/img]
This one?

LOL that shit looks like major surgery, will wait to see if he can line up for next round in 2 weeksWoohoo i doubt that though.
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6/19/2018 3:43pm
pinned and plated, hyperbaric chamber and laser kit, no problem.
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6/20/2018 9:55am
Herlings is the King in mxgp....cairoli is the luckiest Man in mxgp paddock....
6/20/2018 10:23am
Mare1203 wrote:
Herlings is the King in mxgp....cairoli is the luckiest Man in mxgp paddock....
True hopefully not for long
6/20/2018 10:29am
Mare1203 wrote:
Herlings is the King in mxgp....cairoli is the luckiest Man in mxgp paddock....
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
6/20/2018 10:46am
tommyjif wrote:
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts. This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the...
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
6/20/2018 11:04am
tommyjif wrote:
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts. This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the...
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ... missed a race but still has red plate and...
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
And most likely after next round Tony will have the red plate LOL
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6/20/2018 11:11am Edited Date/Time 6/20/2018 11:24am
Maybe will Herlings lost red plate in indonesia...i think the he Will lost minimum points...bu then is two weeks off...Back to europe....6rounds to go....Herlings show time ...
6/20/2018 12:10pm
Tony must be looking forward to lommel haha
6/20/2018 5:28pm
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ... missed a race but still has red plate and...
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
Fact is that he has thrown it away more often than not in the past.
We will see how this one ends but crowning anyone is not so smart at this moment.

I still think he will probably win this title (IF this stays his only injury)

But Indonesia is probably the worst round he can get for his situation. Anyone that has traveled in a plane with an injury knows what I'm talking about. He will be hurting before he even gets there and then he will have to race in 40 degrees. Luckily there won't be many riders on the line)
6/20/2018 5:54pm
tommyjif wrote:
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts. This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the...
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ... missed a race but still has red plate and...
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
Doesn't the king get crowned at the end of the season?
6/21/2018 1:44am
tommyjif wrote:
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts. This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the...
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ... missed a race but still has red plate and...
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
Facts says:
Cairoli 9 World champs in 13 years. Out of which 7 in the Major class.
Hearlings 3 champs in 8 years, 0 in the Major class. 6 big injuries and one potentially career ending.
Excuse me but what are you talking about?
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6/21/2018 2:39am Edited Date/Time 6/21/2018 2:43am
Mare1203 wrote:
Herlings is the King in mxgp....cairoli is the luckiest Man in mxgp paddock....
Dumb comment. Yea I'd be feeling lucky too if I had Jill Cox on my side, but he isn't definitely a lucky person just cause Herlings can't keep it on 2 wheels lol, it's not his fault?
So when Cairoli's gonna retire then it will be Desalle the lucky one Laughing for fuck sake why am I even answering a 10 IQ person.

So basically Febvre and Gajser are lucky people too cause Cairoli got injured that year. Everyone is lucky in the MXGP, Herlings in the only unlucky one Laughing Laughing Laughing
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6/21/2018 2:46am
philG wrote:
pinned and plated, hyperbaric chamber and laser kit, no problem.
Quick trip to see Brian Simpson in Ipswich and job done.
6/21/2018 10:56am
tommyjif wrote:
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts. This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the...
Herlings is the king in his head. Look at facts.
This year he was pretty dominant, but they are called championships because you get the ? at the end of them Wink
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ... missed a race but still has red plate and...
facts .... 10 GP's , won 8 of them . won 16 out of 20 moto's ...
missed a race but still has red plate and the pointslead

Tony doesnt have anything yet . no redplate , no crown .. lots of racing to go

Herlings still the king
tommyjif wrote:
Facts says: Cairoli 9 World champs in 13 years. Out of which 7 in the Major class. Hearlings 3 champs in 8 years, 0 in the...
Facts says:
Cairoli 9 World champs in 13 years. Out of which 7 in the Major class.
Hearlings 3 champs in 8 years, 0 in the Major class. 6 big injuries and one potentially career ending.
Excuse me but what are you talking about?
dude ,Tony is 10 years older ..bit weird he ...lets talk again in 10 years Tongue
Herlings could easily win 6 or 7 titles in a row when Tony is gone and win a lot more as 101 GP's ...

this is Cairoli's 15th season btw and if he doesnt win this one , it wouldnt surprise me if he retires

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