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Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 21-11-2004
Has anyone else had any thoughts on how well Macau runs their show?
In my opinion the IOM tourism people could do well to study all aspects of the
Macau festival since Macau is also out of the mainstream and there are many parallels with the IOM.
It is not cheap to get to,
The racing is for specialist classes.
The circuit is unique and challenging.
It is promoted for the racing and the festival that goes with it.
The event makes a large contribution to the local economy.
The Macau website is also an object lesson on how the TT should be reported.
They already have the usual high quality photo gallery up with video clips.
The site seems to be run by the organisation not by commercial interests.
The multilingual audio link is also pretty good.
Have they ever thought of racing scooters on the island?
They appear to be going pretty quick in Macau.
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 21-11-2004
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 21-11-2004
Now why would you want to go to Pattaya for eight nights Colin?, did not know there was any racing there.
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 21-11-2004
Everybody knows why we all go to Pattaya...it's because of the Bira race track! I don't know of any other reason...
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
For the same reasons as Bill Smith & Steve Parrish (and others, Nick Jefferies etc) used to.
However, as Nick rightly says, "what happens away stays away . . . . . . . . ."
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
You will come home with a better sun tan too Pykey !!!!
cheers,
Stella ;-)
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
Yes Stella but i am not fond of flying, hope you and Alex are well and you are always welcome at my hotel when your at Oulton, see you soon xx Ps life without Rooney sheer bliss.
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
WELL SAID PYKE WE ARE ONLY 3RD IN PREM [EVERTON ] YESSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
MIK RUTTER BRILL J MAC G INIS S EASTON EVEN BETTER GOOD RESULT
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
Thanks Pykey certainly would love to take you up on your offer at least once next season.
As for life without Rooooney yes good on yer !
I thought he had lost the plot when he threw away the black armband during the England game.Then all that rubbish from the tv commentators about `thats what makes him the kind of player he is` .....rubbish ! if he was my son i would have hoped for a public apology. Behaved more like a spoiled child instead of a professional sportsman.
Nuff said.
speak soon,
Stella x
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 22-11-2004
WE'RE THIRD TO,THIRD FROM BOTTOM IN THE PREMIER.THE ONLY WAY IS UP WE HOPE.
Re: Reflections on Macau - Anonymous - 23-11-2004
About David moyes Stella' He has red hair but we dont care' is what the blue half of M'side are singing i love it, oh yes and he is a Scotsman.