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Did USPS rent Lombardi?

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  1. Not that it helped.

  2. Robert Chung said:

    Not that it helped.

    Well, it did seem like he was working for Petacchi in, what, stage 10 was it? He didn't have any
    choice, because there was a little gap to Valverde and somebody had to close it. With Petacchi on
    his wheel, and the contract with Fasso Bortolo almost in the pocket, Lombardi was the man to do it.

    Not that it helped.

  3. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Robert Chung said:

    Not that it helped.

    Quoted message said:

    Well, it did seem like he was working for Petacchi in, what, stage 10 was it? He didn't have
    any choice, because there was a little gap to Valverde and somebody had to close it. With
    Petacchi on his wheel, and the contract with Fasso Bortolo almost in the pocket, Lombardi was
    the man to do it.

    I think Bicisport mentioned that there is a big chance of Lombardi moving to F.B. to help Petacchi.
    He sure isn't going to stick around with Cipollini.

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  4. David N. Welton said:

    I think Bicisport mentioned that there is a big chance of Lombardi moving to F.B. to help
    Petacchi.

    It's definite, according to CN (see 1st ed. news Fri 19 Sep).

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