And we really have to take it seriously when Eshnar says thing like thatIrondan said:This.Eshnar said:Best Roubaix I've ever seen.
Hayman is 3 years older so Tom will definatly should come back next seasonDFA123 said:Let's hope not; I wouldn't even be too surprised if Canc decided to give it another shot.TMP402 said:Well he's not retiring so he probably will...Scarponi said:Boonen should come back for one more go next year
It was an incredible ride; I didn't think he still had it in him. He must have spent 50km+ on the front throughout the day.Billie said:Hayman is 3 years older so Tom will definatly should come back next seasonDFA123 said:Let's hope not; I wouldn't even be too surprised if Canc decided to give it another shot.TMP402 said:Well he's not retiring so he probably will...Scarponi said:Boonen should come back for one more go next year
How? Hayman was in the break for around 200kms and even attacked with 80kms to go to thin out the break. 2nd or 3rd strongest at worst. Just chasing back on over the Carrefour de l'Abre was huge.portugal11 said:Boonen is the moral winner.
"I made the breakway, but I only went once, so I saved my legs all day” -Hayman42x16ss said:How? Hayman was in the break for around 200kms and even attacked with 80kms to go to thin out the break. 2nd or 3rd strongest at worst. Just chasing back on over the Carrefour de l'Abre was huge.portugal11 said:Boonen is the moral winner.
Less sad than watching him tumble with the giant Swiss flag...PremierAndrew said:Watching Canc finish was so sad
Not at my end :sScarponi said:Did Eurosport just cut to the break during cancelleras lap my god
Meh, he's Australian like Gerrans so it made sense for him to join Orica.Jelantik said:maybe sky is kicking themself. Their ex member win the monument. What a ride by hayman.
With 170kms to go, whoever was commenting with Sean Kelly quipped that Hayman was at 700 or 800 to 1 or so, and essentially called the bookmakers morons for it.RedheadDane said:So... What were the odds of Hayman winning?