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Steve McGinty
Guest
I've never seen this story before
"Anquetil is dead, of cancer, and no one remembers him more fondly than Poulidor. On Anquetil's
death bed the two old rivals spoke. 'He said to me that the cancer was so agonisingly painful it was
as bad as racing up the Puy de Dome all day, every hour of the day. He then said, I will never
forget it, "My friend, you will come second to me once again".
from
http://www.observer.co.uk/osm/story/0,6903,966184,00.html
(preview of TdF in UK national newspaper - mainly the usual stuff on Christophe's forks,
"Assassins!" etc)
Regards! Stephen
"Anquetil is dead, of cancer, and no one remembers him more fondly than Poulidor. On Anquetil's
death bed the two old rivals spoke. 'He said to me that the cancer was so agonisingly painful it was
as bad as racing up the Puy de Dome all day, every hour of the day. He then said, I will never
forget it, "My friend, you will come second to me once again".
from
http://www.observer.co.uk/osm/story/0,6903,966184,00.html
(preview of TdF in UK national newspaper - mainly the usual stuff on Christophe's forks,
"Assassins!" etc)
Regards! Stephen