Moffats coming, Moffats coming... - Page 2

Morris 1100 · 9 Sep 2002, 12:58 (Ref:376401)

Who's Ruting who?

RaceTime · 9 Sep 2002, 13:11 (Ref:376414)

ROFL - just what WERE the rumours?

This I want to hear....

And - come on - anyone going to tell me why Ray Bell got kicked???

Amaroo Park · 9 Sep 2002, 13:21 (Ref:376432)

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Originally posted by RaceTime

And - come on - anyone going to tell me why Ray Bell got kicked???

WHATS THIS???????????

StuiE · 9 Sep 2002, 13:53 (Ref:376460)

RaceTime: http://tentenths.com/forum/showthrea...threadid=20623

RaceTime · 9 Sep 2002, 14:09 (Ref:376482)

Thanks for that - although that just reinforces my view of some things that happen without warning.

Airhead · 9 Sep 2002, 21:04 (Ref:376894)

Racetime - take my word for it, there was plenty of warning. Repeatedly. But when behaviour doesn't change?

The thing is - the admin can't go public with the issues in each case or it becomes a trial in the public arena that is really one sided. No-one would like that either, and quite rightly so...

Buckshot · 9 Sep 2002, 21:46 (Ref:376932)

I think there was an issue with a thread in the Gravel Trap that was involving that young cricket player who died when he crashed his Porsche earlier this year.

Some things in there were said...posts were deleted and Ray was booted. I chatted to him on ICQ a little but he didn't really go into it.

RaceTime · 9 Sep 2002, 21:53 (Ref:376943)

AMoffat - I am aware of the 'admins' and their 'won't go into it' attitudes - that was the reason I removed 10-tenths from my sites. They called it silence I called it censorship but hey, who am I to question them?

Buckshot - I recall that one now - some got upset for calling a spade a spade.

Buckshot · 9 Sep 2002, 22:50 (Ref:376985)

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Buckshot - I recall that one now - some got upset for calling a spade a spade.

You could always rely on Ray to do that.

Beejay17 · 9 Sep 2002, 23:16 (Ref:377003)

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Originally posted by colinbond

I couldn't let this one go.

69 Moffat was beaten by a better driver in a better car. So good was this driver that Moffat had to get him in the same team so he could give him a dud car and have a beater chance of winning.

72 Again a better driver in a better car.

88 Maybe if he had let the late great Gregg Hansford drive more they may have one. But when the engine cracks in half you usally have trouble winning.

Knew I'd get a bite! LOL

Airhead · 10 Sep 2002, 09:11 (Ref:377191)

Well Moffat came (Iguess) and Moffat went. I couldn't get there due to the usual **** at work.

The Tool Man · 10 Sep 2002, 09:57 (Ref:377226)

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Originally posted by AMoffat
Well Moffat came (Iguess) and Moffat went. I couldn't get there due to the usual **** at work.

Yeah I missed you Moff. It was a small gathering but fun none the less. Alan Moffatt is a true gentleman, I really enjoyed the arvo I was there from 3.35 - 505 and was waiting for you to turn up.
Really Sorry you missed it, maybe you'll get another chance some other time.

Airhead · 10 Sep 2002, 12:26 (Ref:377358)

Tooley, how small?

You mean I could have pushed my way to the front?

AdrianG · 11 Sep 2002, 10:15 (Ref:377827)

Hey guys, I wasn't saying anything against Moff!!

I was just metioning the "Dark years"

I was, and am a HUGE Moffat fan. Although I am too young to have been around for his glory days, I was always a suporter.

For 1 of my birthdays my dad had a guy he knows do a painting of Moff's ANZ Sierra, and I painted up the Tamiya Sierra to represent the car, as well as repainting a scalex slot car as it.

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