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stefrees said:depending on whether the canc rides them.
Jan the Man said:I think EBH will have to show something this time.
The fanboys will beg to differ. And I think I do too. The cobbles aren't the problem, it's the distance. And the food which he can't stomach.loydfloyd32 said:Why? He's not a man for the cobbeled classics.
I'm not sure if he can handle the rough cobbles in P-R yet. Might need a bit more experience. He has however been amongst the strongest on cobbled climbs earlier (G-W 2009, omloop and that stage of eneco tour this year...) so the cobbles in flandern should obviously not be a problem for him, but as you say, the distance is. I expect him to win something like G-W and/or E3 though, as well as podium in MSR.theyoungest said:The fanboys will beg to differ. And I think I do too. The cobbles aren't the problem, it's the distance. And the food which he can't stomach.
Roland Rat said:I think Thor will enjoy the WC jersey, and if he's not going to have the green jersey in the back of his mind he can put 100% into these. Thor all the way, IMO, and he'll finally get his P-R win.
The Hitch said:Boonens coming back with a bang. Winning at least 1 monument.
As a big Vacon fan really want Stijn to get something. Would like to see EBH do a top 5 or so.
Gilbert? Can he win RVV? maybe though i prefer someone else.
DOnt think Hushovd will win Roubaix unless Canc doesnt run and Boonen is off form. Hushovd has balls so i guess he could do it, but i hope he does something other than wheelsuck to the finish and outsprint, which is what he did to get 1st in stage 3 Arenberg and a tad unfairly to the one antonio in Roubaix in 2010.