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  1. ....well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

  2. Keith said:

    ...well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

    Tinkoff is going the right way about it not to get invited, if you know
    what I mean! Ullrich, Hamilton, Hondo on the same team....?? WTF is he
    thinking? Tour organisers won't go for that, I'm afraid...

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    need more sun said:
    Keith said:

    ...well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

    Tinkoff is going the right way about it not to get invited, if you know
    what I mean! Ullrich, Hamilton, Hondo on the same team....?? WTF is he
    thinking? Tour organisers won't go for that, I'm afraid...

    It might not have worked in an era when the ASO didn't have a huge
    incentive to [censored] the UCI, but these days, I give them even odds of
    showing up at the start line, if only as the surest way for the ASO to
    demonstrate who's wearing the pants.

    --
    Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
    "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
    to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

  4. Ryan Cousineau said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    need more sun said:
    Keith said:

    ...well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

    Tinkoff is going the right way about it not to get invited, if you know
    what I mean! Ullrich, Hamilton, Hondo on the same team....?? WTF is he
    thinking? Tour organisers won't go for that, I'm afraid...

    It might not have worked in an era when the ASO didn't have a huge
    incentive to [censored] the UCI, but these days, I give them even odds of
    showing up at the start line, if only as the surest way for the ASO to
    demonstrate who's wearing the pants.

    dumbass,

    it is possible, though i think the ASO cares a lot about the possible
    negative financial impact of those dudes in the race.

    an interesting consequence though is that a lot of ex-protour riders
    will end up on [censored] little teams and dominate the smaller pro races,
    as hondo was already starting to do this fall.

    cycling should go all the way and become wrestling. all the banished
    protour riders can form a "heel team". testing positve will be the
    equivalent of a "heel turn".

  5. Keith said:

    ...well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

    And they're riding Colnago and Ullrich seems to do well on classic Italian
    brands, even those that you need to buy on a leap year.

  6. need more sun said:
    Keith said:

    ...well it seems things are picking up for Ulle after all, with
    Tinkoff's billions, it shouldn't be too hard to build good team to
    crush the TDF...provided they get invited.

    Tinkoff is going the right way about it not to get invited, if you know
    what I mean! Ullrich, Hamilton, Hondo on the same team....?? WTF is he
    thinking? Tour organisers won't go for that, I'm afraid...


    Finally, a team that knows there's more to racing than the Tour. As rich
    as Tinkoff is, he might not be doing it for the exposure but for the fun
    of having all All Doped All Stars team. While passing all UCI controls,
    of course.

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