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.OTOH this not really applies for me as Im czech and I always watch him closely .Of course those points with Sky are a harsh truth and thats the reason why I was really upset first few days after his transfer, but then I just hoped for better results like I said in the earlier post.We have to hope they are coming this fall
Good point, I see you are into psychological explanations all along as meLibertine Seguros said:The problem was, injury aside it's panned out as we expected and some people feared; König had outgrown NetApp but in signing for a team like Sky that has both a clear hierarchy and some of the world's absolute élite stage racers, he'd be further down the food chain and get less freedom than he got at NetApp when he was clearly their best GC rider at any race with moderately difficult climbing terrain and the team couldn't protect him that much compared to the big specialist units. Now, however, in many races he used to be a team leader in when he was a ProConti rider, he's part of that protection rather than benefiting from it. As a result his results have been decent and he's not regressed, but he's been less visible in the way he's accumulated them.ILovecycling said:@kokoso I know his results,I just expected a lot better (podium gt at least!) while riding for Sky
.OTOH this not really applies for me as Im czech and I always watch him closely .Of course those points with Sky are a harsh truth and thats the reason why I was really upset first few days after his transfer, but then I just hoped for better results like I said in the earlier post.We have to hope they are coming this fall 
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