Sean Yates

Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
intelligible English.

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Old Fritz

On 22/07/2012 23:41, Frederick the Great wrote:
Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
intelligible English.


And also Yates was physically present at the TdF.

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On 22/07/2012 23:41, Frederick the Great wrote:

Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
intelligible English.

LOL :-) I don't "LOL" much nowadays as it is an abused term, but that's
funny 'cos it's true. A match made in heaven really - Wiggins and
Yates. Both down to earth and not about to take themselves too
seriously. Sean went back to gardening for a living and riding TTs when
the retired FFS, you can't get much more down to earth then that.

I think Wiggins is easy to understand - he's just another bloke on a
club run, cracking jokes and sprinting for the town sign :-)

They'll try and give him a knighthood now. I do hope he resists.

UD

On Monday, July 23, 2012 5:21:03 AM UTC-5, Uncle Dave wrote:
On 22/07/2012 23:41, Frederick the Great wrote:

> Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
> between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
> intelligible English.
>
LOL :-) I don't "LOL" much nowadays as it is an abused term, but that's
funny 'cos it's true. A match made in heaven really - Wiggins and
Yates. Both down to earth and not about to take themselves too
seriously. Sean went back to gardening for a living and riding TTs when
the retired FFS, you can't get much more down to earth then that.

I think Wiggins is easy to understand - he's just another bloke on a
club run, cracking jokes and sprinting for the town sign :-)

They'll try and give him a knighthood now. I do hope he resists.

UD

He will not resist, not in the slightest.

On Sunday, July 22, 2012 3:41:44 PM UTC-7, Frederick the Great wrote:
Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
intelligible English.

--
Old Fritz

Someone with a name "Old Fritz" commenting on an Englishman's speach; priceless. Its evolution in the "working" class a long time prior to, and not necessarily in concert with, the ruling classes written and spoken English.
Phil H

In article ,
wrote:

On Sunday, July 22, 2012 3:41:44 PM UTC-7, Frederick the Great wrote:
Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
intelligible English.

Someone with a name "Old Fritz" commenting on an Englishman's speach; priceless. Its evolution in the "working" class a long time prior to, and not necessarily in concert with, the ruling classes written and spoken English.

May I comment on an Englishman's spelling?
And poverty of proper line endings?

--
Michael Press

Uncle Dave wrote:
They'll try and give him a knighthood now. I do hope he resists.

Michael wrote:
He will not resist, not in the slightest.

Mick didn't.

On 24/07/2012 09:53, Simply Fred wrote:
Uncle Dave wrote:
They'll try and give him a knighthood now. I do hope he resists.

Michael wrote:
He will not resist, not in the slightest.

Mick didn't.

It was an outrage, I sent my OBE back and wrote a stiff letter to the Times.
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On Monday, July 23, 2012 11:20:19 PM UTC-7, Michael Press wrote:
In article >,
wrote:

> On Sunday, July 22, 2012 3:41:44 PM UTC-7, Frederick the Great wrote:
> > Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
> > between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
> > intelligible English.
>
> Someone with a name "Old Fritz" commenting on an Englishman's speach; priceless. Its evolution in the "working" class a long time prior to, and not necessarily in concert with, the ruling classes written and spoken English.

May I comment on an Englishman's spelling?
And poverty of proper line endings?

--
Michael Press

Why don't you ask the Englishman in question?
Phil H

In article ,
wrote:

On Monday, July 23, 2012 11:20:19 PM UTC-7, Michael Press wrote:
In article >,
wrote:

> On Sunday, July 22, 2012 3:41:44 PM UTC-7, Frederick the Great wrote:
> > Sean Yates directed a masterful race. The only difference
> > between him and Johann Bruyneel is that Bruyneel speaks
> > intelligible English.
>
> Someone with a name "Old Fritz" commenting on an Englishman's speach; priceless. Its evolution in the "working" class a long time prior to, and not necessarily in concert with, the ruling classes written and spoken English.

May I comment on an Englishman's spelling?
And poverty of proper line endings?

Why don't you ask the Englishman in question?

What's in it for me?

--
Michael Press