75th La Fleche Wallonne 201km Wednesday April20nd 2011

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hrotha said:
Honestly? Yes, I'd expect the likes of Fränk Schleck to make early moves.

edit: not "expect" as in "believe it'll happen", more like "believe it's what they should do"

That's nonsense
 
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hrotha said:
I have no idea why I used to prefer the Ardennes classics over the cobbled ones.

Now you just have to indentify some culprits and possible mistakes to whine about, and your day will be perfect.
 
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Thomsena said:
What the hell do you expect? Contador, Frank, Andy and Gilbert to attack 50 km before the finish line?

Lighten up Frances! Things were slow, I was trying to be amusing. I think you might need more fiber in your diet, and maybe a good lay or something?
 
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Thomsena said:
That's nonsense

Whats nonsense is that the peleton is rolling around like a Sunday ride waiting for the finish. If Gilbert is so strong...or Contador...or who the hell other...then make the race as challenging as possible...not some wheelchair ride to the finish. Nothing wrong about wanting some actual interesting racing.
 
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Well things seem to have picked up. At the start of the last climb, the break had 4:15 or so. Now 2:45.
 
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Thoughtforfood said:
Maybe you need some of this?

I was actually having a hard time staying on my chair of laughing by your first post but then you cracked me up in the second one - I do not hope your third one will be half as funny cause i might get involved in an accident of falling of the chair.
 
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mulletCobra said:
I didn't know Fleche was a monument. Thanks Harmon!

Honestly, I don't get all the hate for Harmon here on cyclingnews. Yes, he does say a lot of nonsense, but you try talking for 3 hours straight and we'll see how much of it is interesting and smart. ;)
 
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mulletCobra said:
I didn't know Fleche was a monument. Thanks Harmon!

Yeah, was time for the Harmon-damaged-people to come out, and complain about Harmon. You are late.
Thats pretty refreshing and interesting.

May I ask you, why you still follow this guy/channel, when he is so hard to stand ?
Some masochistic veins ?
 
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Thomsena said:
I was actually having a hard time staying on my chair of laughing on your first post but then you cracked me up in the second one - I do not hope your third one will be half as funny cause i might get involved in an accident of falling of the chair.

Another satisfied customer.
 
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Cobblestoned said:
Yeah, was time for the Harmon-damaged-people to come out, and complain about Harmon. You are late.
Thats pretty refreshing and interesting.

May I ask you, why you still follow this guy/channel, when he is so hard to stand ?
Some masochistic veins ?

Only stream in a language we can understand?
 
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Anyone know who the Garmin rider is that is on attack with Kadri and Grivko?

Edit: nevermind it didn't develop.
 
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TRDean said:
Whats nonsense is that the peleton is rolling around like a Sunday ride waiting for the finish. If Gilbert is so strong...or Contador...or who the hell other...then make the race as challenging as possible...not some wheelchair ride to the finish. Nothing wrong about wanting some actual interesting racing.

Of course I want an interesting race. But in a race like this with few favorites, a breakaway up front in perhaps too little interest from the other 20 teams it's just too much to ask for. Races like these are usually getting interesting in the last 25 km - that's no surprise why all the 'it's boring' is getting old - That's what we could expect from a race like this.
 
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spalco said:
Honestly, I don't get all the hate for Harmon here on cyclingnews. Yes, he does say a lot of nonsense, but you try talking for 3 hours straight and we'll see how much of it is interesting and smart. ;)

So the fact that you have to speak for a long time makes you forget basic cycling stuff like what the monuments are?
 
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Descender said:
So the fact that you have to speak for a long time makes you forget basic cycling stuff like what the monuments are?

Well, yeah. Statistically, the more you say the more nonsense you say, and few people say as much as cycling commentators, so I'm forgiving about the occasional stupid comment. ;)
 

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