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2. Löwik
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Psycholist
"Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Whoa ... SON! That's a NICE fish thar.
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Whoa ... SON! That's a NICE fish thar.
Psycholist
"Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!
Of course, all the riders who really care about winning the
monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot about
this race.
Bob C.
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!
Of course, all the riders who really care about winning the
monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot about
this race.
Bob C.
Jonathan V.D. S
Ewoud Dronkert <me@privacy.net> schreef in berichtnieuws
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Actually, Hincapie finished in third place, but by gathering
enough third places you're bound to end up first eventually.
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Actually, Hincapie finished in third place, but by gathering
enough third places you're bound to end up first eventually.
Jeff Jones
"Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
verliezers" afterwards :-)
Jeff (can't work out why all my TT shots were more in focus
than my still shots today. Maybe it was too many beers)
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> 1. Hincapie
> 2. Löwik
>
Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
verliezers" afterwards :-)
Jeff (can't work out why all my TT shots were more in focus
than my still shots today. Maybe it was too many beers)
Jeff Jones
"Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
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>
> "Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:18ao60ppht0vlgv0njoufufhoet22ic6td@4ax.com...
> > 1. Hincapie
> > 2. Löwik
> >
> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
> verliezers" afterwards :-)
>
Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by the way.
Jeff (again)
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>
> "Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
> news:18ao60ppht0vlgv0njoufufhoet22ic6td@4ax.com...
> > 1. Hincapie
> > 2. Löwik
> >
> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
> verliezers" afterwards :-)
>
Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by the way.
Jeff (again)
Otto
"psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:<
> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
> Incredible!
>
> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
> about this race.
>
> Bob C.
hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win, but
got in the right move on the first day.
> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
> Incredible!
>
> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
> about this race.
>
> Bob C.
hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win, but
got in the right move on the first day.
Ewoud Dronkert
On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:36:32 +1000, Jeff Jones wrote:
>> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
>> verliezers" afterwards :-)
>
> Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
> the way.
Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then happy
to have beaten the Dutch...
>> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
>> verliezers" afterwards :-)
>
> Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
> the way.
Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then happy
to have beaten the Dutch...
Jeff Jones
"Ewoud Dronkert" <me@privacy.net> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:36:32 +1000, Jeff Jones wrote:
> >> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn
> >> slecht verliezers" afterwards :-)
> >
> > Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
> > the way.
>
> Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
> that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then
> happy to have beaten the Dutch...
>
Yep. Lefevere had a big grin on his face afterwards when he
was giving his side of the story. There's a bit more in
today's news: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2-
004/apr04/apr02news2 (sorry must stop spamming).
Jeff
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> On Fri, 2 Apr 2004 17:36:32 +1000, Jeff Jones wrote:
> >> Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn
> >> slecht verliezers" afterwards :-)
> >
> > Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
> > the way.
>
> Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
> that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then
> happy to have beaten the Dutch...
>
Yep. Lefevere had a big grin on his face afterwards when he
was giving his side of the story. There's a bit more in
today's news: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2-
004/apr04/apr02news2 (sorry must stop spamming).
Jeff
Alexander Lackn
"psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
> the monuments of
the
> next two weeks didn't give a hoot about this race.
I got a good chuckle out of Museeuw, crossing the line
of the TT at a somewhat leisurely pace and maintaining
his cadence throughout the finish area on his way to
the team bus.
Alexander
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> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
> the monuments of
the
> next two weeks didn't give a hoot about this race.
I got a good chuckle out of Museeuw, crossing the line
of the TT at a somewhat leisurely pace and maintaining
his cadence throughout the finish area on his way to
the team bus.
Alexander
Kyle Legate
otto wrote:
> "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:<
>> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
>> Incredible!
>>
>> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
>> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
>> about this race.
>>
>> Bob C.
>
> hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
> but got in the right move on the first day.
>
And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the monuments,
he does. The problem is, better riders than him also care.
From today's Procycling online:
" The difference between them and me is that they've all won
World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do it,"
Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of Flanders so
far came in the 2002 edition in which he finished fourth.
Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
figure out.
> "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:<
>> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
>> Incredible!
>>
>> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
>> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
>> about this race.
>>
>> Bob C.
>
> hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
> but got in the right move on the first day.
>
And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the monuments,
he does. The problem is, better riders than him also care.
From today's Procycling online:
" The difference between them and me is that they've all won
World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do it,"
Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of Flanders so
far came in the 2002 edition in which he finished fourth.
Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
figure out.
Tom Kunich
"Kyle Legate" <legatek@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>
> From today's Procycling online:
>
> " The difference between them and me is that they've all
> won World Cup
races
> and I haven't. They know how to do it," Hincapie said,
> whose best result
in
> the Tour of Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in
> which he finished fourth.
>
> Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
> just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
> figure out.
You knoew, Kyle, maybe you ought to become a director
sportiff with all of your hard earned knowledge.
news:c14d85fdffd998b700ac9c296eb810ed@news.teranews.com...
>
> From today's Procycling online:
>
> " The difference between them and me is that they've all
> won World Cup
races
> and I haven't. They know how to do it," Hincapie said,
> whose best result
in
> the Tour of Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in
> which he finished fourth.
>
> Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
> just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
> figure out.
You knoew, Kyle, maybe you ought to become a director
sportiff with all of your hard earned knowledge.
Sonarrat
in article c14d85fdffd998b700ac9c296eb810ed@news.teranews.com, Kyle Legate
at legatek@hotmail.com wrote on 4/2/04 10:05 AM:
> otto wrote:
>> "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:<
>>> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
>>> Incredible!
>>>
>>> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
>>> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
>>> about this race.
>>>
>>> Bob C.
>>
>> hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
>> but got in the right move on the first day.
>>
> And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the
> monuments, he does. The problem is, better riders than him
> also care.
>
> From today's Procycling online:
>
> " The difference between them and me is that they've all
> won World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do
> it," Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of
> Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in which he
> finished fourth.
>
> Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
> just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
> figure out.
Perhaps the problem is that he has forgotten how to win
races altogether.
-Sonarrat.
at legatek@hotmail.com wrote on 4/2/04 10:05 AM:
> otto wrote:
>> "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:<
>>> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
>>> Incredible!
>>>
>>> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
>>> the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
>>> about this race.
>>>
>>> Bob C.
>>
>> hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
>> but got in the right move on the first day.
>>
> And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the
> monuments, he does. The problem is, better riders than him
> also care.
>
> From today's Procycling online:
>
> " The difference between them and me is that they've all
> won World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do
> it," Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of
> Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in which he
> finished fourth.
>
> Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
> just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
> figure out.
Perhaps the problem is that he has forgotten how to win
races altogether.
-Sonarrat.
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