There are some personality issues and previous actions...MacBAir said:I get the point of not enjoying a great cyclist with an overpowering team and luck win all races. But like I said, I just can't fathom why someone might dislike Peter, the cyclist, unless we dive into blindness and irrationalism or you don't like cycling at all. I'm not interested in that. Maybe I'm limited.
Tinkoff sans Contador is the best, most exciting team of all time. Sagan & Kreuz are boss-like! Is Majka on that group? I do not see him helping, yet.HelloDolly said:Kreuz can keep going if Majka goes all in too....afterall SKY do nto need to chase...upto Movistar, Ag2R, BMC, Astana
Bet Oleg is going ape now
Still the same crap?spalco said:There are some personality issues and previous actions...MacBAir said:I get the point of not enjoying a great cyclist with an overpowering team and luck win all races. But like I said, I just can't fathom why someone might dislike Peter, the cyclist, unless we dive into blindness and irrationalism or you don't like cycling at all. I'm not interested in that. Maybe I'm limited.
And regardless, many people just like an underdog, and not the guy who's winning all the time.
Bwhaha first you start talking about 'fanboyism' and then you say something like 'Sagan is everything that is right with cycling and the best cyclist on the planet' and that if you don't like him you don't like cycling. You're a funny guy.MacBAir said:Unless we are reaching to the blindness and ignorant fanboyism territory, not liking Sagan means that you don't like cycling.
Unlike lesser riders like Quintana, Mollema and others, Sagan is everything that is right with cycling and the best cyclist on the planet.
Not liking Sagan means that you don't like bike handling skills, attacks, aggression, etc. Why watch cycling at all?
He will not podium. That's for sure. At least 5 riders are climbing better then him in the break too.deValtos said:This would be great if Kreuziger ends up on the podium.
Sky don't need to push it so it'll probably be Astana that takes it up at some point.
Well at least it adds some excitement to this stage as opposed to a big break with no potential GC action.Arredondo said:He will not podium. That's for sure. At least 5 riders are climbing better then him in the break too.deValtos said:This would be great if Kreuziger ends up on the podium.
Sky don't need to push it so it'll probably be Astana that takes it up at some point.
He was quite poor on Mont Blanc.
Hey, I'm just explaining. I've grown to like him myself anyway.MacBAir said:Still the same crap?
Anyway, Sagan doesn't win all the time. He is always the underdog. It's always teams and wheelsuckers and generally pathetic riders against him.
Seemed like a flag of Portugal.HelloDolly said:Which flag was that trying to take out Rolland (again)
Pantano, Rui Costa (i think) and an AG2R rider there as well.Rollthedice said:Sagan, Nibs, Kreuz and another 4 in front with a gap to the rest of the break or so it appears.
Sure. But that's something elsedeValtos said:Well at least it adds some excitement to this stage as opposed to a big break with no potential GC action.Arredondo said:He will not podium. That's for sure. At least 5 riders are climbing better then him in the break too.deValtos said:This would be great if Kreuziger ends up on the podium.
Sky don't need to push it so it'll probably be Astana that takes it up at some point.
He was quite poor on Mont Blanc.
No one. People just mentioned that he was better than most GC contenders. Do you like physics? With Sagan's skills and his weight, no GC contender can keep up with him if he goes at 100%.trucido said:Pantano sprinting to stay in touch with Sagan whilst he's not pedalling.
Who mentioned that Pantano was as good as Sagan downhill again?