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Old post #8459 posted Aug 31st 2011, 15:30:24 (last edited Aug 31st 2011, 15:37:43 by Mikko Heikkinen) Quote 
Quote ( Max Watson @ August 31st 2011,15:29:47 )

Interesting move from the cocktail company.


*lol*

Nice "import" from the F1 world :)
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Old post #8460 posted Aug 31st 2011, 15:37:03 Quote 
hang on guys, nobody congratulate them, Finn will get angry.
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Old post #8461 posted Aug 31st 2011, 15:40:37 Quote 
Quote ( Riley Morrell @ August 31st 2011,15:37:03 )

hang on guys, nobody congratulate them, Finn will get angry.


However will we survive knowing that Finn disapproves?
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Old post #8462 posted Aug 31st 2011, 15:49:45 Quote 
Who's Finn? :|
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Old post #8463 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:09:02 Quote 
Be quiet Riley. Just because I was the only one who posted why I was disliking everything.

Anyway, Martini are an actual big team, whereas Ignition aren't. And less people have congratulated them or serenaded their members.
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Old post #8464 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:10:13 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:09:02 )

whereas Ignition aren't.


Well.. a team cup win.. that's pretty big, i'd consider them a regular top 10..
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Old post #8465 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:11:02 Quote 
Yes. a regular top 10 team which have been in the top 10 only twice.
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Old post #8466 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:12:33 (last edited Aug 31st 2011, 16:13:40 by Alan Tansley) Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:11:02 )

Yes. a regular top 10 team which have been in the top 10 only twice.

. . . so far.

This is becoming clearer now. It's not about people being suck-ups, it's that you have something against Ignition in particular. What's the matter? They turn down your application?

EDIT: Congrats to Michael and iMartin btw, and good luck.
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Old post #8467 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:14:51 Quote 
I have nothing against ignition in particular.

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. . . so far

oh right, I will call our team a regular top 10 team then... even though they aren't yet.
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Old post #8468 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:15:37 Quote 
This is the team discussion thread, not the top-team discussion thread. Technically all teams and team events should be treated with equal respect, from Apples right down to, well, Scirocco.
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Old post #8469 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:16:44 Quote 
Exactly...
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Old post #8470 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:17:06 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:14:51 )

oh right, I will call our team a regular top 10 team then... even though they aren't yet.

My point was that (and I thought this through before rmembering that they've just lost 2 members so will have a big shuffling penalty) they will be in the top 10 in the very near future on a regular basis (although not next season as I had initially thought).
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Old post #8471 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:18:21 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:09:02 )

whereas Ignition aren't.
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Yes. a regular top 10 team which have been in the top 10 only twice.


Said by someone whose Team has never been better than 27 in more history than Ignition!
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Old post #8472 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:23:04 Quote 
Quote ( Ramón Lopez @ August 31st 2011,16:18:21 )

Said by someone whose Team has never been better than 27 in more history than Ignition!

And what? It should be pretty clear the team isn't for performance. Just as it is pretty clear your team has no atmosphere inside it.

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Old post #8473 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:28:14 (last edited Aug 31st 2011, 16:35:11 by Kevin Parkinson) Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:23:04 )

Just as it is pretty clear your team has no atmosphere inside it.


You clearly know nothing. There is great camaraderie and atmosphere within Ignition. How can you claim any differently when you have never been there?

Now Ignition and none of its members have ever claimed to be a "big team" so getting 2nd in the standings and winning the team cup, winning every single round along the way, was a massive achievement that the team are rightly proud of (and top 12 for the past 3 seasons, including top 10 for 2 of them, is an indication of the direction the full team is moving too, although Ignition will suffer with the point penalty in the next few seasons).

However, I can assure you the team are more proud of the progression the team and all the individuals in that team have made both in the game and as friends.

I have no idea why you have a problem with Ignition but you might want to get your facts right before claiming such things as no atmosphere inside the team.
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Old post #8474 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:37:08 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:23:04 )

And what? It should be pretty clear the team isn't for performance. Just as it is pretty clear your team has no atmosphere inside it.


How can you know that? Are you inside?

No atmosphere?Team work, progress and results talked by themselves...

Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ August 31st 2011,16:28:14 )


However, I can assure you the team are more proud of the progression the team and all the individuals in that team have made both in the game and as friends.


Agreed Kevin :)
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Old post #8475 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:54:19 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:23:04 )

Just as it is pretty clear your team has no atmosphere inside it.


Your statement was so ridiculous that you made me spray soda all over my laptop! You bastard! :-)

Speaking as someone who's been on two previous teams that were pretty light on "atmosphere", I can say that from a team camaraderie and friendship standpoint that Ignition can go toe to toe with the best teams in this game. There's no question about it. Anyone who says differently is either speaking completely from ignorance or is out of their mind.
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Old post #8476 posted Aug 31st 2011, 16:59:39 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Mcferrin @ August 31st 2011,16:54:19 )

There's no question about it. Anyone who says differently is either speaking completely from ignorance or is out of their mind.


Or is jealous.
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Old post #8477 posted Aug 31st 2011, 17:18:33 Quote 
Lol at the discussion.

Finn, may you please supply us with a complete list of teams that we are allowed to congratulate in this thread? :/
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Old post #8478 posted Aug 31st 2011, 17:49:07 Quote 
lolz this thread now turning into things what Finn likes or thinks :P
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Old post #8479 posted Sep 1st 2011, 02:33:35 Quote 
Quote ( Finn Shaw-McIver @ August 31st 2011,16:11:02 )

a regular top 10 team which have been in the top 10 only twice.


in a way you are right. I wouldn't call 2 times "regular".

That being said: Finishing at top 10 is still a feat and as such deserves at least some respect.
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Old post #8480 posted Sep 1st 2011, 02:35:33 Quote 
Quote ( Mikko Heikkinen @ September 1st 2011,02:33:35 )

That being said: Finishing at top 10 is still a feat and as such deserves at least some respect.


noo you mean for example my team being out of top 200, doesn't deserve at least some respect? wha that hurts :(
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Old post #8481 posted Sep 1st 2011, 02:48:19 Quote 
Quote ( Theo Poufinas @ September 1st 2011,02:35:33 )

noo you mean for example my team being out of top 200, doesn't deserve at least some respect? wha that hurts :(


At first there was a smile... Then came *sigh* do I have to.... ...

I'm guessing you're joking, but just to make sure, I'll say it anyways...

Respect isn't necessarily dependant on the position you (or your team) are, it can be and quite often is more about how you carry yourself...

Respectable results and respectable behaviour patterns are two different things...

But I'm sure you knew that :)
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Old post #8482 posted Sep 1st 2011, 02:55:46 Quote 
heh, I always admired your posts and I know I can learn a lot from you just by reading your posts :D

and to clarify, yes I was joking :)
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Old post #8483 posted Sep 1st 2011, 03:28:01 (last edited Sep 1st 2011, 03:28:50 by Mike Becnel) Quote 
Quote ( Mikko Heikkinen @ September 1st 2011,02:48:19 )

Respectable results and respectable behaviour patterns are two different things...


Agreed on that! Sill slapping myself for a week or so ago.

Back to the "help the stressed out Pro+ guys pick the right #$%ing tire team war room" Theo!



And I think Finn got stuck with some cheap beer tonight!
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Old post #8484 posted Sep 1st 2011, 04:08:29 Quote 
Where is Laila?
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Old post #8485 posted Sep 1st 2011, 06:19:31 Quote 
Quote ( Samoeni Albanalopolis @ September 1st 2011,04:08:29 )

Where is Laila?

May be went to holiday with Darvex?
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Old post #8486 posted Sep 1st 2011, 08:35:52 Quote 
I believe Laila is banned from this topic. I may be wrong.

Mikko, I also agree that twice does not make a team regular top 10, but that doesn't explain Finn's attitude towards Ignition. It was nobody in Ignition that said they were a big team or a regular top 10 team (although that is the team's goal). Finn moans about Ignition's new members getting more mention here than Martini's new member but, again, that is not the fault of Ignition.

Maybe Finn is just trying to get a reaction, and if he was he succeeded. Claiming a team has no atmosphere when that is totally not true and he wouldn't actually know that anyway is probably just him trolling. I probably should have just ignored him :)
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Old post #8487 posted Sep 1st 2011, 08:36:37 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ September 1st 2011,08:35:52 )

I believe Laila is banned from this topic. I may be wrong.


Correct
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Old post #8488 posted Sep 1st 2011, 09:47:12 Quote 
Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ August 31st 2011,16:28:14 )

facts right before claiming such things as no atmosphere inside the team.


Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ September 1st 2011,08:35:52 )

Claiming a team has no atmosphere


Quote ( Kevin Parkinson @ September 1st 2011,08:35:52 )

Maybe Finn is just trying to get a reaction


Or maybe it’s you. Currently you didn’t get a response to your last post about Finns thoughts on Ignitions team atmosphere. Yet you decide to bring it up again. After a response maybe?
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