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Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 3:19 pm
by r10crw
A'm I the only one that wants to throttle this little sh*t!
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 4:24 pm
by j2 lot
No
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 4:33 pm
by Tommy Twist
I don't mind him... at least his F1 experience allows him to offer a little insight into team politics, etc
Jake Humphrey, on the other hand... he comes across like the class bully from a posh school. Red rotten patter too. Wonder how far he'd have gotten in life had he been the same height as E.J.?

Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 5:00 pm
by Justin
I actually like EJ. Much prefer him to Jake
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 5:15 pm
by tut
Quite like the interaction between Eddie and Coult.
tut
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 5:25 pm
by m400kay
at least eddie says what he see's and does not pander to keep in with teams for interviews and camera time i say good on you eddie!
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 7:07 pm
by Mr Momo
EJ provides an alternative, always controversial, opinion to get the debate going and has all the contacts (got Lauda animated in the post-race debate).
Irish gift of the gab

Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 7:17 pm
by Tommy Twist
tut wrote:Quite like the interaction between Eddie and Coult.
Laughed at DC's "my Ninja moves" comment

Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 7:55 pm
by r10crw
Mr Momo wrote:EJ provides an alternative, always controversial, opinion to get the debate going and has all the contacts (got Lauda animated in the post-race debate).
Irish gift of the gab

I really liked Lauda's reply, really well put and quite neutral and naturally you respect anything from him. I just cant seem to find any respect for EJ, in my eyes he just sees this as a business and anything controversial he seems to jump on it. Coultard too gives a neutral POV where as EJ just wants too stir. He really pissed me off today and I hadnt had a chance to vent

(in all honesty he gets to me at every race and today was a little worse)
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 8:41 pm
by tut
You could have sworn at me, I was next to you.
We lost a bit of interest when Hamilton went out, but it was a good race. The ideal scenario is to have the F1 on the TV, but also to have it on the laptop and select drivers view. Mostly Webber today, but if you have driven Spa then you see it from the drivers seat, whereas the TV pics are often from the opposite direction and difficult to relate to.
tut
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 9:11 pm
by r10crw
tut wrote:You could have sworn at me, I was next to you.
We lost a bit of interest when Hamilton went out, but it was a good race. The ideal scenario is to have the F1 on the TV, but also to have it on the laptop and select drivers view. Mostly Webber today, but if you have driven Spa then you see it from the drivers seat, whereas the TV pics are often from the opposite direction and difficult to relate to.
tut
It was later on mate when seeing the interviews. Don't get me wrong I used to like him when he ran a team but now it's all he goes on about, that and argue with dc.
Was a good race though, button did well. Something about coming from the back he's very good at, same for

schuey
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Sun Aug 28, 2011 9:31 pm
by m400kay
Eddie is good tv he always takes an obtuse view and if he gets people debating on here then what is he doing wrong other than promoting and getting people talking about lets be honest was untill recently about as watchable as paint drying, Lauda thinks before he speaks JB is like a puppy just so exicited, LH reminds me of colin chapman he is only the opposite as he expects the car to fall apart due to his driving not its build quality
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:47 am
by Corranga
I like Eddie, he keeps it interesting, and if nothing else, isn't scared to ask the questions you want someone to ask!
McLaren need a wing mirror upgrade, Lewis obviously doesn't use his, and I reckon JB lost one in the race too.
Was great to watch both JB and MS coming back from behind, wish i'd had the computer showing onboard with MS for the race actually.
Worst parts for me were Vettel winning again, and the Ferrari performance (or lack of) on the harder compound, so no different to any other race this year there :/
Chris
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 11:57 am
by tut
Hamilton admitted afterwards that it was his own fault, that was also Lauda's view, but DC saw it the other way.
tut
Re: Eddie jordan
Posted: Mon Aug 29, 2011 12:54 pm
by kenny
EJ is a massive, egotistical bellend that is almost always embarrasing to watch but despite that he also has a knack of just being able to wander into areas others dont seem to have access to and grab the people we want to hear from. He also asks the sort of questions that others shy away from eg "Are you sure you're not just a big lying bast**d Christian?"
For that reason I would keep him on the team.