The Formula 1 Thread - 2015
Ron Dennis on Eddie Jordan following his recent criticisms
Made me chuckle.
I consider Formula 1 a bit of family and families live in villages and villages always have a village idiot and he fits the bill perfectly. I don't consider him not to be a friend, I just think he is a little bit disconnected with reality, he wants to be colourful, but colourful at other people's expense.
As I understand it the dress code for the Royal box would have been advised to him in advance. So he was either being a knob, or a bit thick. Or a combination of the two.
It's not arrogance. Arrogance would have been him taking to Twitter or Facebook calling it an outrage that he wasn't let into the Royal Box. He missed out because he got the dress code wrong. And as for the Royal etiquette blunder, how many people know about that rule, or would even remembered it if you were about to met the Queen? I know I'd be rather nervous if I had to sit next to her Majesty for a spot of lunch.
Haters gonna hate.
It's not arrogance. Arrogance would have been him taking to Twitter or Facebook calling it an outrage that he wasn't let into the Royal Box. He missed out because he got the dress code wrong. And as for the Royal etiquette blunder, how many people know about that rule, or would even remembered it if you were about to met the Queen? I know I'd be rather nervous if I had to sit next to her Majesty for a spot of lunch.
It's not arrogance. Arrogance would have been him taking to Twitter or Facebook calling it an outrage that he wasn't let into the Royal Box. He missed out because he got the dress code wrong. And as for the Royal etiquette blunder, how many people know about that rule, or would even remembered it if you were about to met the Queen? I know I'd be rather nervous if I had to sit next to her Majesty for a spot of lunch.
You don't think there are enough people around LH to tell him about the dress code?
Haters gonna hate.
It's not arrogance. Arrogance would have been him taking to Twitter or Facebook calling it an outrage that he wasn't let into the Royal Box. He missed out because he got the dress code wrong. And as for the Royal etiquette blunder, how many people know about that rule, or would even remembered it if you were about to met the Queen? I know I'd be rather nervous if I had to sit next to her Majesty for a spot of lunch.
It's not arrogance. Arrogance would have been him taking to Twitter or Facebook calling it an outrage that he wasn't let into the Royal Box. He missed out because he got the dress code wrong. And as for the Royal etiquette blunder, how many people know about that rule, or would even remembered it if you were about to met the Queen? I know I'd be rather nervous if I had to sit next to her Majesty for a spot of lunch.
I don't know if he was making some kind of point, or just being an idiot.








