He should have worked better with Van SummensaidIshouldhelpcadeleren.classic1 said:Of course he is. GV looks up to me.
My preferred one is Poppedlollybaglungssoftcockovitch. bbp has one as well that is too vile for me to repeat.
And Wim Vansevenminutesbackfromwheridebeanyusenant was disappointing a bit as well.
Mario Aeitthurts was spotted once...or twice.
Mario Aeitthurts was spotted once...or twice.
The Red Lantern aint been awarded yet. Watch Eisel come in on the time cut off tomorrow...matagi said:
dont know what team would have taken the money who had the cavalry.Geoff Vadar said:
Caisse would have been right, unless they double crossed him when Sastre was attacking, but then no 200thou Euro.
Money speaks more than patriotism in this case.
If Armstrong can bribe Verbrugghen with 500 US thousand, then so can Evans.
Nah, it's in the bag - there's an unspoken agreement that the holder of the Lanterne Rouge at the close of the penultimate stage remains unchallenged on the last stage.Crankyfeet said:The Red Lantern aint been awarded yet. Watch Eisel come in on the time cut off tomorrow...
no Cranky, I told you before.Crankyfeet said:
Wim Vansevenant had a good ride, think the first mtn stage they defended the Tour, he was there late after the HC climb he got on the front.
The reason he won lantern rouges, is because he was a sprint team domestique.
That means, you ride autobus in the mtn passes. But, you never coast thru on the same time as Cavendish in the sprints, because you are pulling in the wind for the last 100km. You drop off with 20-10 km left, and get a 5 min deficit on the flat stages. No other riders in the autobus lose time on the bunch kick stages.
Come on Cranky
Incorrect. In the 1979 Tour Gerhard Schoenbacher hid behind a tree on the last stage to 'win' the lantern rougematagi said:Nah, it's in the bag - there's an unspoken agreement that the holder of the Lanterne Rouge at the close of the penultimate stage remains unchallenged on the last stage.
Sorry mate. I forgot you had huge posters of him on your bedroom wall at home.thunder said:
He's 37 this Christmas. He should retire with Rocket and they can hit the Belgian clubs together. That long stuff at the front is to hide a receding hairline by the looks of it.thunder said:
You gotta whole album of Sevie?thunder said:
I still think he was fighting premature baldness. Common side effect of steroids/testosterone.
Sergeant is talking about building up the S-L team even more around Cadel for next year. He was disappointed with Popo of course.
Sounds like they want to keep Cadel... and if Evans was prepared to stay for this year's effort... and given that his TV displays may not have improved his market value much...it looks like he might be staying with Lotto.
Any thoughts oh thunderous one?
Sounds like they want to keep Cadel... and if Evans was prepared to stay for this year's effort... and given that his TV displays may not have improved his market value much...it looks like he might be staying with Lotto.
Any thoughts oh thunderous one?
Popo, Vansevenant, Aerts and maybe Cioni wont be there next year. At the Tour.Crankyfeet said:
They have some good young guys, Vandenbroeck, De Greef, and Lloyd.
Van Huffel may even ride the Tour.
De Greef wont next year, but Lloyd and Vandenbroeck will.
Dekker or Rogers will be brought in for Popo.
So, team will be
Hoste
Tjallingii
Vansummeren
Van Huffel
Lloyd
Vandenbroeck
Rogers
Evans
if they get both Dekker and Rogers, Evans could be more confident.
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