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Tom Kunich
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Jonathan v.d. Sluis
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Jeff Jones
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<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> 1) Boonen
> 2) Hammond
> 3) van Petegem
>
Not bad.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2005/mar05/E3prijs05
Jeff
news:[email protected]...
>
> 1) Boonen
> 2) Hammond
> 3) van Petegem
>
Not bad.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2005/mar05/E3prijs05
Jeff
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Bart Van Hoorebeeck
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"Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> schreef
>
>
All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was the
real thing, and not a single remark here?
Has Magilla won ?
>
>
All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was the
real thing, and not a single remark here?
Has Magilla won ?
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Ewoud Dronkert
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On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:49:08 GMT, Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
> was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big report
on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing rbr
:heather:
I wrote:
"Yes I saw it, great! *Very* strong by Boonen and Klier to hold the
group off for so long. Though it did look a little like only Dekker and
PVP were able to gain a few seconds every pull, but were held up by the
rest of the group (and passively by Wesemann of course). But maybe it
was my imagination while I was rooting for Dekker."
and later:
"-- Dekker was great, but he spent a bit much early on.
He did, didn't he? Too bad about the railway crossing."
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> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
> was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big report
on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing rbr
:heather:I wrote:
"Yes I saw it, great! *Very* strong by Boonen and Klier to hold the
group off for so long. Though it did look a little like only Dekker and
PVP were able to gain a few seconds every pull, but were held up by the
rest of the group (and passively by Wesemann of course). But maybe it
was my imagination while I was rooting for Dekker."
and later:
"-- Dekker was great, but he spent a bit much early on.
He did, didn't he? Too bad about the railway crossing."
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Bart Van Hoorebeeck
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"Ewoud Dronkert" schreef
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak
Is he? And the crowd there doesn't object that posting training rides
material clutters the thing too much?
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak
Is he? And the crowd there doesn't object that posting training rides
material clutters the thing too much?
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MagillaGorilla
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Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
> "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> schreef
>
>>
>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
>
I'm gonna start charging appearance fees if I keep getting called to the
line.
This E3 nonsense doesn't matter. Boonen will never win Paris-Roubaix
and he will likely become another David Millar.
Thanks,
Magilla
> "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> schreef
>
>>
>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
>
I'm gonna start charging appearance fees if I keep getting called to the
line.
This E3 nonsense doesn't matter. Boonen will never win Paris-Roubaix
and he will likely become another David Millar.
Thanks,
Magilla
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Tom Kunich
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"Bart Van Hoorebeeck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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>
> "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> schreef
>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
> the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
AA stands for more than Magilla's real team.
news
[email protected]...>
> "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> schreef
>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
> the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
AA stands for more than Magilla's real team.
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Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
> On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:49:08 GMT, Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
> > All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
> > was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
>
> I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
> here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big
report
> on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing
rbr
> :heather:
>
I watched it on cyclingtv.com, I thought van Petegem looked very
strong. How come the officials don't have their **** together enough
to hold up the chasing group(s) at the railroad crossing, aren't those
occurences somewhat regular?
Went for a 4 hour ride, came back and caught the finale of the last
stage of the Bartoli-Coppi race on the internet as well. There is a
site that has RAI sport. Magilla needs to get in touch with Aggiano and
tell him how meaningless that race is, he was crying like a baby at the
finish. Maybe he forgot to take his Prozac this morning.
> On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:49:08 GMT, Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
> > All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
> > was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
>
> I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
> here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big
report
> on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing
rbr
>
:heather:>
I watched it on cyclingtv.com, I thought van Petegem looked very
strong. How come the officials don't have their **** together enough
to hold up the chasing group(s) at the railroad crossing, aren't those
occurences somewhat regular?
Went for a 4 hour ride, came back and caught the finale of the last
stage of the Bartoli-Coppi race on the internet as well. There is a
site that has RAI sport. Magilla needs to get in touch with Aggiano and
tell him how meaningless that race is, he was crying like a baby at the
finish. Maybe he forgot to take his Prozac this morning.
J
Jeff Jones
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"Bart Van Hoorebeeck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
>
It was probably the best race I've seen this year, and I've seen plenty of
monuments that have been far more tame than that. How many times do you see
two favourites attacking with nearly 60 km to go, being chased by a fairly
strong peloton and eventually five riders (well, four) who got within 11
seconds but couldn't close it? Boonen showed he could do more than sprint,
Dekker showed plenty of panache, PVP wasn't bluffing, Klier managed to talk
himself into believing that Boonen would be slow after his efforts, Devolder
punctured while halfway across to the break, etc.
Jeff
news
[email protected]...>
> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
the
> real thing, and not a single remark here?
> Has Magilla won ?
>
It was probably the best race I've seen this year, and I've seen plenty of
monuments that have been far more tame than that. How many times do you see
two favourites attacking with nearly 60 km to go, being chased by a fairly
strong peloton and eventually five riders (well, four) who got within 11
seconds but couldn't close it? Boonen showed he could do more than sprint,
Dekker showed plenty of panache, PVP wasn't bluffing, Klier managed to talk
himself into believing that Boonen would be slow after his efforts, Devolder
punctured while halfway across to the break, etc.
Jeff
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Jeff Jones
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"Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
Further to this:
> Klier managed to talk himself into believing that Boonen would be slow
after his efforts
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/apr03/wevelgem03/?id=results
Jeff
news:[email protected]...
>
Further to this:
> Klier managed to talk himself into believing that Boonen would be slow
after his efforts
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2003/apr03/wevelgem03/?id=results
Jeff
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MagillaGorilla
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Jeff Jones wrote:
> "Bart Van Hoorebeeck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news[email protected]...
>
>>All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
>
> the
>
>>real thing, and not a single remark here?
>>Has Magilla won ?
>>
>
> It was probably the best race I've seen this year, and I've seen plenty of
> monuments that have been far more tame than that. How many times do you see
> two favourites attacking with nearly 60 km to go, being chased by a fairly
> strong peloton and eventually five riders (well, four) who got within 11
> seconds but couldn't close it? Boonen showed he could do more than sprint,
> Dekker showed plenty of panache, PVP wasn't bluffing, Klier managed to talk
> himself into believing that Boonen would be slow after his efforts, Devolder
> punctured while halfway across to the break, etc.
>
> Jeff
>
All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
Thanks,
Magilla
> "Bart Van Hoorebeeck" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news
[email protected]...>
>>All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it was
>
> the
>
>>real thing, and not a single remark here?
>>Has Magilla won ?
>>
>
> It was probably the best race I've seen this year, and I've seen plenty of
> monuments that have been far more tame than that. How many times do you see
> two favourites attacking with nearly 60 km to go, being chased by a fairly
> strong peloton and eventually five riders (well, four) who got within 11
> seconds but couldn't close it? Boonen showed he could do more than sprint,
> Dekker showed plenty of panache, PVP wasn't bluffing, Klier managed to talk
> himself into believing that Boonen would be slow after his efforts, Devolder
> punctured while halfway across to the break, etc.
>
> Jeff
>
All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
Thanks,
Magilla
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Jeff Jones
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"MagillaGorilla" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news[email protected]...
>
> All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
> Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
>
Most of them won't even ride the Tour.
news
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> All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
> Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
>
Most of them won't even ride the Tour.
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MagillaGorilla
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Jeff Jones wrote:
> "MagillaGorilla" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news[email protected]...
>
>>All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
>>Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
>>
>
> Most of them won't even ride the Tour.
>
Too bad...every Grand Tour needs its own Quaranta.
Magilla
> "MagillaGorilla" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news
[email protected]...>
>>All these guys will get dropped on the first col of every stage in the
>>Tour. They won't be bluffing then either.
>>
>
> Most of them won't even ride the Tour.
>
Too bad...every Grand Tour needs its own Quaranta.
Magilla
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Jason Spaceman
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On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 23:00:09 +0100, Ewoud Dronkert
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:49:08 GMT, Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
>> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
>> was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
>
>I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
>here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
>apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big report
>on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing rbr
> :heather:
Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
I looked for Saturday's E3 files there but for some reason my ISP's
nntp server has no files listed from the last 24 hours or so.
J. Spaceman
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sat, 26 Mar 2005 21:49:08 GMT, Bart Van Hoorebeeck wrote:
>> All top favorites for the Ronde were there battling it out as if it
>> was the real thing, and not a single remark here?
>
>I had a short mail exchange with a certain someone, pondered posting
>here but thought it would be futile; nobody has seen the race (yet!
>apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak) and the big report
>on CN is already up. See, it's Jeff and his henchmen who are killing rbr
>
:heather:Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
I looked for Saturday's E3 files there but for some reason my ISP's
nntp server has no files listed from the last 24 hours or so.
J. Spaceman
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Jesse T
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Ewoud Dronkert <[email protected]> wrote:
(yet!
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak)
Just watched it tonight off that posting.
Finally understood what was wrong with the announcer with the wierd
voice I can't undertand: he's broadcasting from the back of a moto live
on the cobbles. I thought he was just excitable.
I wasn't much of a fan of Boonen until today. That was an amazing ride.
Watching a pack of 5 of that quality unable to bring him and Klier back
was wild. Even when it got down to 10 seconds, they never gave up.
Tough.
High points:
watching Weisseman begging the directors to let him do something cause
he was dying of boredom, and then still missing Petegam's move and
missing the podium.
Dekker anytime. I really hope he pulls off a win soon just for being
the smartest guy in the bunch. Or something.
Watching Boonen almost throw himself off the bike celebrating after
blowing Klier out of the water.
(yet!
> apparently someone's posting to a.b.m.s as we speak)
Just watched it tonight off that posting.
Finally understood what was wrong with the announcer with the wierd
voice I can't undertand: he's broadcasting from the back of a moto live
on the cobbles. I thought he was just excitable.
I wasn't much of a fan of Boonen until today. That was an amazing ride.
Watching a pack of 5 of that quality unable to bring him and Klier back
was wild. Even when it got down to 10 seconds, they never gave up.
Tough.
High points:
watching Weisseman begging the directors to let him do something cause
he was dying of boredom, and then still missing Petegam's move and
missing the podium.
Dekker anytime. I really hope he pulls off a win soon just for being
the smartest guy in the bunch. Or something.
Watching Boonen almost throw himself off the bike celebrating after
blowing Klier out of the water.
E
Ewoud Dronkert
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On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 21:41:41 -0500, Jason Spaceman wrote:
> Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
Maybe not, a lot of people were visiting their family over easter.
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> Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
Maybe not, a lot of people were visiting their family over easter.
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On Mon, 28 Mar 2005 17:14:59 +0200, Ewoud Dronkert
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 21:41:41 -0500, Jason Spaceman wrote:
>> Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
>
>Maybe not, a lot of people were visiting their family over easter.
Oh well. At least cycling.tv promises 50 minutes of edited highlights of
this race in the near future...
jj
<[email protected]> wrote:
>On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 21:41:41 -0500, Jason Spaceman wrote:
>> Any idea if someone is going to post the Brabantse Pijl on a.b.m.s.?
>
>Maybe not, a lot of people were visiting their family over easter.
Oh well. At least cycling.tv promises 50 minutes of edited highlights of
this race in the near future...
jj
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