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It sounds like something Trump would say, indeed Trump said something similar about the stockmarket rise, which is why I will from now on refer to Lewis as 'lil Donnie'.

Hamilton is employed by Mercedes, just like those 1000 people are. If he was gone and another driver took his place, they would still be employed by Mercedes. In fact, if we're looking at a bigger picture here, then it's probably worth to mention that it's the work of those 1000 people that helps him win races and justify his high employment costs in the first place. Surely a good driver who generates profit for Mercedes, but rambling about "creating jobs" while being questioned about his dubious tax arrangements just sounds like a smug deflection tactics.

That’s the question everyone is asking and reserving judgement. There’s also the issue with the moment around February when the elite teams are at their best with form and fitness. Right now it’s all about motions which should be maintained so as to arrive alive for the trophies at the important end of the season. This is why Real Madrid aren’t sweating over their dodgy form early on as long as they stay in touch or involved.

It is and can change at anytime! ...not really paying any attention to PSG, they play in a weak league, Spurs would look just as good over there, PSG are like Deontay Wilder, he fights nothing but bums and PSG play 2nd rate teams

'i help keep a team of more than 1000 people employed'. What an arrogant twat.

Pretty sure that's what all of them do in one way or another, otherwise half of the grid wouldn't be living in tax exile in Monaco or Switzerland or Dubai or whatever. Legitimate tax avoidance schemes are legal, and loopholes are always going to be taken advantage of. However, it's statements like this that make him look like a self-absorbed smug cunt who still thinks he's a gift to humanity: Haha. Give him a knighthood, now...

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Liquidator this weekend after previously suggesting Man City will tail off and questioning whether Mo Salah has improved Liverpool.