Yes 6th @ 19:14murali said:thabk you for tht info.
but where is kwaito in the list? 6th?
Big Doopie said:hmmm. absolutely nothing that i have said is clinic-related.
the fact that you have inferred something i did not intend says much more about your own sub-conscious beliefs in the state of cycling and what you just watched than mine.
Let me repeat that at this moment I am absolutely euphoric!
BigMac said:My only hope now is that Contador misses his peak and Valverde bosses Le Tour.
Netserk said:Lol @ Valverde
0 stage wins
0 days in the leader's jersey
Outside of the podium in GC.
podunavac said:The way you've responded to my post speaks a lot about your understanding and explanation of Contador's performance today. A lot more than it's written in my comment.
Thank you.
Publicus said:He holds on to the points leader jersey, right? Thats something (I guess)
Parrulo said:AWESOME!!!
Froome is probably changing his underwear as we speak
Also god damn it Costa, had you worked for Cunego he might have saved his podium place![]()
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podunavac said:The way you've responded to my post speaks a lot about your understanding and explanation of Contador's performance today. A lot more than it's written in my comment.
Thank you.
murali said:Kwaito was just 5 pts behind him in points.
so how many points for coming 3rd in TT stage?
Parrulo said:Also god damn it Costa, had you worked for Cunego he might have saved his podium place![]()
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Parrulo said:AWESOME!!!
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Also god damn it Costa, had you worked for Cunego he might have saved his podium place![]()
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murali said:Froome will probably want to put underwear on top of his shorts if he wants to beat bertie in this kind of form ;-)
Where did you see a clinic related line in my comment?T-Nielsen said:I think it has more to do with the fact that you are in the wrong place. The Clinic is there for a reason.
Publicus said:Not sure. Sounds like a good chance Piti goes home empty handed
Netserk said:Where ?
BigMac said:Working for Cunego, even though he wouldn't be able to defend his position in today's TT, would certainly be more rewarding and useful than constantly droping for no reason other than selfishness and rest. At least he could have come out of this race with his head up straight knowing he did something for his team. Instead he prefered to ride his own way from the moment his personal goals here in PV went down the toilet in stage one.
Sykhrzon said:Valverde and Contador seemed about equal in the mountain stages and now he manages to lose the podium? Damn.
He's a natural talent, but seems to take things way too easy.
“Alberto is simply super strong at the moment. He rode elegantly, regularly and with enormous power in the pedals. We knew that he was the best climber here and today he demonstrated that he’s one of the very best time trialists as well finishing only 7 seconds behind the world champion. For Alberto this is another boost of confidence which he needed before going home training to prepare for the Tour de France”, said a very happy Mauduit.
Parrulo said:Also god damn it Costa, had you worked for Cunego he might have saved his podium place![]()
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Armchair cyclist said:How? Cunego finished 1'22" off the podium. Costa could do nothing about today's times, so he would have had to ensure Cunego was 82 seconds ahead of Peraud this morning. But to do that, he would have neen 46 seconds ahead of Contador overnight. Are you really claiming that Costa could have delivered that?
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Trabalhar para aquecer, mais vale morrer de frio.
Only an idiot works for no results. Cunego dropped out of the top 10 so let's drop the pointless morals talk