[tkj24]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

I have no doubt that if Kyle is on the outside looking in, he put his self out there with his spoiled attitude, just like his brother at Roush, problem with the Busch brothers is they both thought they were icons before they did anything, I'd say mommy and daddy's fault on that one! Told'm how special they were and crap like that!

PSSSSTT Kurt is no longer at Roush.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

I have no doubt that if Kyle is on the outside looking in, he put his self out there with his spoiled attitude,

I think if he's on the outside it was Hendrick not honoring his contract that put him there.

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by tkj24

PSSSSTT Kurt is no longer at Roush.

I know, but the guys at Roush said that Busch ousted himself from everyone else!

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by jks812

I think if he's on the outside it was Hendrick not honoring his contract that put him there.

So you should honor a contract no matter what, This would be the only sport that does so, You get to stay in your contract by winning and not wrecking alot of cars!

[Nevadastars]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

So you should honor a contract no matter what, This would be the only sport that does so, You get to stay in your contract by winning and not wrecking alot of cars!

Why have contracts when drivers or owners bail out of the them when something better comes along? Honor is a thing of the past, the almighty dollar rules today.

[Pepsi One]

I agree, but Im not saying its wrong!

[jks812]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

So you should honor a contract no matter what, This would be the only sport that does so, You get to stay in your contract by winning and not wrecking alot of cars!

Whats the point of having a contract if you're not gonna honor it? Takes a big man to lie and break his own word. What I think is really wrong about it, is the owner can decide mid season to break the contract and the drivers gone, but the driver can't decide that and leave then unless the owner let's him.
So he takes a driver out who has won 4 times since 05, and puts a guy in that has won 2 times in that same time period. Yes I would say the wins done it. Also can't be the not wrecking that got Jr the job, he's wreck quite a few cars himself.
Jr is a good driver, but in my opinion, no better than Kyle.

[tkj24]

Originally Posted by jks812

Whats the point of having a contract if you're not gonna honor it? Takes a big man to lie and break his own word. What I think is really wrong about it, is the owner can decide mid season to break the contract and the drivers gone, but the driver can't decide that and leave then unless the owner let's him.
So he takes a driver out who has won 4 times since 05, and puts a guy in that has won 2 times in that same time period. Yes I would say the wins done it. Also can't be the not wrecking that got Jr the job, he's wreck quite a few cars himself.
Jr is a good driver, but in my opinion, no better than Kyle.

IMHO Kyle was over pricing himself. His agent was telling Rick well if you don't give us this then that team over there will. Rick said GO over there then.

[Pepsi One]

Originally Posted by tkj24

IMHO Kyle was over pricing himself. His agent was telling Rick well if you don't give us this then that team over there will. Rick said GO over there then.

Exactly what he said, and a contract is only worth the paper its written on, the honer system is no longer in effect!

[Quality88]

Originally Posted by Pepsi One

Exactly what he said, and a contract is only worth the paper its written on, the honer system is no longer in effect!

A contract should not be only worth the paper it's written on... If a contract is written, it should be honored, by driver, by sponsor and by owner.

[jks812]

Originally Posted by tkj24

IMHO Kyle was over pricing himself. His agent was telling Rick well if you don't give us this then that team over there will. Rick said GO over there then.

I can understand that he did that and Hendrick said no, for an extension contract. But not for the contract already in place.

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by Quality88

A contract should not be only worth the paper it's written on... If a contract is written, it should be honored, by driver, by sponsor and by owner.

I believe the problem is that so many clauses are written into it that it actually makes it easy to get out of them if either party really wants to.

[kcoruol]

I like Kyle for 2 reasons:

1. He's a good driver
2. He doesn't take crap from Tony Stewart.

Sure he's whinning, hell, they all are!

[King43STP]

Originally Posted by meat

Kyle is just a punk little kid who wants to be in the limelight, but guess what...he has no personality. He's just boring and blah, and frankly, unattractive. Put them all together and they spell no popularity in NASCAR, no matter how well he races.

I don't see Jr. boohooing over not getting support from team members at DEI now that he's leaving. Jr. can drive like crap, and reporters still follow him around.

Somebody needs to school that little boy and teach him a lesson on what it takes to be a popular driver in NASCAR.

Tony would be a good teacher.

[LSC9901]

Originally Posted by meat

I don't see Jr. boohooing over not getting support from team members at DEI now that he's leaving. Jr. can drive like crap, and reporters still follow him around.

Well yeah ..... Jr is going to a team where he feels he can get a ring and Kyle is going .... now where is he going ?????

There's your difference.