25 Sep 2010 3:41 PM:

Yes, Cal Crutchlow has surpassed expectations in WSB this year and I think in Moto GP riding for Tech 3 Yamaha, with Colin Edwards as team mate, he could provide a few more surprises next year.

Having said that the transfer from one to the other doesnt always go as well as would be expected i.e. James Toesland and Ben Spies.

Scott Redding is getting better all the time and hopefully he will be at the front next season. 

Taking nothing away from Biaggi, who is brilliant, but Leon Haslam did have a big slice of bad luck this year!

 

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24 Sep 2010 4:01 PM:

A major issue for next year is Rossi's fitness which, as we all know, is currently well below par.

His impending shoulder operation will be vital for his performance next season.

We all want to see the best racing, and it promises to be very close, but Rossi at full fitness on a Ducati will be awsome - remember Rossi/Stoner at Laguna Seca !! It couldnt get better than that, could it?

Dont forget the incredible performance of the British lads in WSB; there are lots of Union Jacks in the results and most of them are near the top.

Takes your breath away....

 

 

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24 Sep 2010 12:50 AM:

Easy, next season Ducati will spend a record amount of money on development that will make McLaren look like paupers.

Rossi (The Doctor) will win the Championship, a National holiday will be declared in Italy and he will be summoned by the Pope to be declared a Saint.

In fact he might be made Pope!

Ducati will produce a Rossi Replica in 24 carat gold plate or in solid gold for the Dubai Dealerships. 

He's the best thing thats happened to motorcycle racing since Bazza Sheene.

Howay the Lads

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13 Oct 2006 12:25 PM:

That is interesting because we are buying apartments at Golf & Sport Resort Gran Mirador/ Muchamiel ( Alicante) - which is the title on their glossy brochure, and the developers, San Juan Urbana, have been pushing us, and others, to complete without the Habitation Licence being in place.

It is 3 over years since we made our initial deposit on what were told by Parador and the developers was a prestigious golf development

Many promises about this licence have been made, and broken (nothing new there!), and so a number of us, on the development, are refusing to complete until it is in place.

Consequently the developers are threatening to cancel our contracts, and withhold half of our deposit, claiming we are in breach of contract.

Incidentally we have recently discovered that, despite the title, it is unlikely that a golf course will ever be built and no planning application for one has ever been made.

And they say we are in breach of contract!! It gets dafter by the day.

Regards

Jack

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