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The peloton probably knows nothing of it (the incident). |
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It was a question wolfix, a question. Did I touch a nerve? ![]() |
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Wow! I went to bed and when I get up the thread has turned into a battleground! It appears Evans was asked by the media what Lance said and he told them. He didn't make a big deal out of it. Others did that. He didn't even mention it on his website diary.
I'm not anti-Lance, in fact I'm far from it. I really admire him for what he has achieved and I don't think he is as bad a guy as what a lot of people make him out to be. I think there is a danger in giving him too much respect. It is a bike race and the riders in it don't have to do what Lance Armstrong tells them. In any case he will be gone in two days so it doesn't matter what he thinks. Cadel Evans merely made an instinctive move to sprint for the line. He hadn't sat on for 200km. It wasn't for the stage win. He was racing. The incident has been blown out of proportion. |
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Tradition's run in all grand tours. But I take your point. Raleigh Creda jersey is fine : Raleigh anything would suffice ! |
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Well said. Any thoughts about Hincapie's tactics with Oscar Pereiro last Sunday ? |
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That's what the LA cheerleaders will say, Wolf. LA is leaving the sport - sorry I'll rephrase that he's leaving the TDF - with that question hanging for next year. Would "___________" have beaten LA in 2006 ? |
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LA is leaving the sport - sorry I'll rephrase that he's leaving the TDF QUOTE] so so true. everything else was merely a warm-up for his big event, which doesn't do any justice to those events at all. ![]() |
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.......don't ya know that cycling finishes after Sunday !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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NOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! , cycling's over for good. What's the Giro? Someone said Paris-roubaix's a good race, but lance never took part in that, so it can't be(!) |
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Yep, no more cycling after Sunday.
P-R, Giro, Vuelta : all gone, finished. No point in it going on, LA's retiring and that means the sport is over, finito. I'm putting me bike up for sale on ebay. Oprah will be doin' specials on "HOW CAN I COPE - NOW THAT CYCLING IS OVER, Y'ALL !" (don't worry, she'll give you and yer bike a makeover and that'll make 'verything all right and dandy !) |
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boohoooo, cycling's not ever going to be the same again *sniff*.
what on earth's Musette going to do? HAHAHAHAH ![]() |
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oh don't worry, I'm sure she's busy burrowing away trying to spot some new talent, somewhere. |
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she's thinking of new cheerleading routines for Hincapie/Danielson, and more rhymes/limericks to slag off T-mobile
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He didn't gain anytime by doing it though? They finished together. Yes he gained time, but not because of the sprint. Someone did the same thing the Merckx the other day as well and he too looked pissed. It's called bike racing right? These guys need to let it go Including Lance. I know they are supposed to 'respect' the race, but please. Just pedal and see who wins. |
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yesh Vasseur sprinted past Merckx for second on the same stage as mr Axel was slightly annoyed that he did nothing to try and get back to Serrano. and you're right. Evans sprinted because that's obviously a lot faster than just coasting in like Armstrong and his subjects did. Do you see Pereiro moaning about the nice lead-out Evans gave him the stage before Musette? oh no, that's against the traditions of the tour(!) he has to slow down and make a proper sprint out of it, not make it appear as though he's helping his fellow breakaway riders(!) |
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