Great point...apart from the fact that Kohl is Austriantonyzackery said:And I recall someone harping about the Spaniards being the dirtiest riders...appears the Germans are definitely giving them a run...
Great point...apart from the fact that Kohl is Austriantonyzackery said:And I recall someone harping about the Spaniards being the dirtiest riders...appears the Germans are definitely giving them a run...
Austrian, German, same difference..wicklow200 said:Great point...apart from the fact that Kohl is Austrian
That would be a crying shame to dope to keep yourself only an hour and a half back!Frigo's Luggage said:Provided the Canuck is not the 45th.
It hurt even more on Wednesday during the shoot-out at Alpe d’Huez when we witnessed the scenes that had once made the race so special. Rewind the tape and the truth is in the pain; the mouths gaping for breath; the eyes rolling with tiredness; the exhausted portrait of the Austrian Bernard Kohl - second overall and King of the Mountains - as he collapsed after crossing the line. The moment of the race.whiteboytrash said:Didn't Kimmage quote how farked Kohl looked at the end of the d'Huze stage ? and that was a good thing......
That is like football when players are simulating a fault. At the begining they were just falling, now they fall, cry and have a face destroyed by a terrible pain.whiteboytrash said:It hurt even more on Wednesday during the shoot-out at Alpe d’Huez when we witnessed the scenes that had once made the race so special. Rewind the tape and the truth is in the pain; the mouths gaping for breath; the eyes rolling with tiredness; the exhausted portrait of the Austrian Bernard Kohl - second overall and King of the Mountains - as he collapsed after crossing the line. The moment of the race.
He did.
Kohl is Austrian.tonyzackery said:And I recall someone harping about the Spaniards being the dirtiest riders...appears the Germans are definitely giving them a run...
For example, dropping Valverde, Cunego and some other climbers on the last but one climb is unusual.Hitchy said:What was unusual about these performances?...
Andrija said:For example, dropping Valverde, Cunego and some other climbers on the last but one climb is unusual.
Rolfrae said:Kohl is Austrian.
He does sound a bit like Scott Sunderland though.Eldron said:Blimey! He doesn't sound like Robbie Macca or Pedal Evans at all. Too much time spent in Europe I guess**
**please note this IS a parody. A weak throw back from a thread several months ago...
“We were hoping for more from Popovych, but he wasn’t at his best. What can we do?” Redant said. “We hope he’s back to his normal level in 2009. He’s very frustrated. He’s angry. He’s not used to riding like he did.”whiteboytrash said:
“We will have a much stronger team in 2009. They can help Cadel next year,” he said. “There’s Kohl, he can help Cadel in the mountains and still ride for his own chances. It’s better to have two options. You can ride to help your captain and still have a strong result. Look what Leipheimer did in the Vuelta.” (Editor's Note: This interview was conducted before Kohl tested positive for CERA.)
Retire...? He is born in 1980 and can still make a good living from cycling, so I don't think he will retire. Neither this year, nor the next.musette said:Is Popo going to retire or has he found another team for 09?
He had a difficult without the help of a pharmacy so he is seeking for a team with good doctors like he used to have!musette said:Is Popo going to retire or has he found another team for 09?
limerickman said:I too had given Kohl the benefit of the doubt.
Kimmage was correct that Kohl did look shattered at D'Huez.
Kohl also looked very very tired after the final ITT - so much so that Hinault had to help him on to, and off, the podium for the KOM jersey presentation.
caffetrieste said:
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