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Arredondo said:
Hugo Koblet said:
Arredondo said:
Hugo Koblet said:
Arredondo said:
Afterwards it's always so easy. This reaction is a disgrace.
What are you talking about? Go back and read my posts on Jrod :eek:

If you said it before this Tour, it was based on no arguments :eek:
Eh? So if one correctly predicted that Jrod would be bad this Tour, it was pure luck? Right. Anyway, I've been saying that Jrod has been on a steady decline since 2012, yet die hard Jrod fans delusionally kept believing that he could reach his former level again :eek:

Sure, he was on a decline in 2013. Winning the WT, 3rd in Tour, winner of Lombardia and moral winner of the Worlds :eek:

He's not as good as he was in 2012/2013. But still good enough to ride a good GC. This has just to do with sickness, horrible shape or something else. Not on being too old of other kind of nonsense.
I agree that he was good in 2013 as well. But I guess he was also just sick last year, right? And probably will just be sick next year as well :rolleyes:
 
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The Barb said:
Pantani Attacks said:
Uran should retire from cycling

What an idiotic thing to say.

Apart from anything else, Uran clearly made a decision to soft pedal of the maillot jaune group to conserve energy. He will attack at some point to come.

Exactly.

Uran's goal was a stage victory. He should get that in the third week.
 
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Hugo Koblet said:
Arredondo said:
Hugo Koblet said:
Arredondo said:
Arredondo said:
Afterwards it's always so easy. This reaction is a disgrace.
What are you talking about? Go back and read my posts on Jrod :eek:

If you said it before this Tour, it was based on no arguments :eek:
Eh? So if one correctly predicted that Jrod would be bad this Tour, it was pure luck? Right. Anyway, I've been saying that Jrod has been on a steady decline since 2012, yet die hard Jrod fans delusionally kept believing that he could reach his former level again :eek:

Sure, he was on a decline in 2013. Winning the WT, 3rd in Tour, winner of Lombardia and moral winner of the Worlds :eek:

He's not as good as he was in 2012/2013. But still good enough to ride a good GC. This has just to do with sickness, horrible shape or something else. Not on being too old of other kind of nonsense.
I agree that he was good in 2013 as well. But I guess he was also just sick last year, right? And probably will just be sick next year as well :rolleyes:[/quote]

You know he was injured almost the whole year. He won Catalunya. Everything looked superb for the classics and Giro. I think he would have had a great 2014 without those injuries.

That 4th place in the Vuelta was really good considering his whole year with bad luck. But people without any arguments just saying it's because he's too old. Which is a shame.
 
Time gaps at the KOM

1. Rafal Majka, 25 pts

At 1.452. Serge Pauwels, 20 pts

At 2.003. Emmanuel Buchmann, 16 pts

At 2.054. Dan Martin, 14 pts

At 4.055. Thomas Voeckler, 12 pts6. Julien Simon, 10 pts

At 5.207. Steve Morabito, 8 pts

At 5.408. Chris Froome, 6 pts9. Pierre Rolland, 4 pts10. Geraint Thomas, 2 pts
 
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If Contador, Nibali, Valverde, Rolland et. al. are not going to attack on the Tourmalet, why do they even bother lining up? Seriously, are they just going to try and hang on for the rest of the race in pursuit of a top-10?


If the issue is that Sky is simply unattackable, then this is no longer a bike race, but a procession. Another boring TdF thanks to an extraterrestrially-powered team.