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Here is an excerpt from Blurry's post:
'The only time we saw both on great form, was 2014. Contador smashed him in Catalunya, Dauphiné and Vuelta on equal ground. Don't care if Froome wasn't in form in Catalunya or whatever, since I'm still seeing people mentioning 2013.
Plus Froome always gets destroyed in a final week of a GT in what's supposed to be his 'peak', which he actually can't even hold for 3 weeks. Can't handle a crash either, as soon as he crashes, he litterally vanishes. Still one guy who thinks he can win GTs back to back. He isn't even close to it.
It's just about time, 2016 will be the second fair showdown between Contador and Froome since Vuelta 2014 and Contador will show him what's a real metronome . When he hits that peak, it'll be for 3 weeks not for one MTF then hang on for dear life .'
Clearly he says Dauphine and Vuelta were on equal ground, completely neglecting the fact that Froome won both stages in Dauphine before crashing and Vuelta wasn't targeted by either riders and we have no clue about actual health issues they went through so there is absolutely no evidence that it was an equal ground.
Also, last paragraph: 2016 will be the second fair showdown between Contador and Froome since Vuelta 2014.
That is self explanatory really as Blurry's opinion is clearly stated here and shows double standards applied
I am not exactly sure what you are getting at? All I said is not to ignore circumstances before Vuelta 2014, which make the race far from indicative of the top level of riders. And if Blurry chooses to ignore that then he should ignore those in 2013 and 2015 as well. Just pointing out double standards
I'm a bit confusedbecause I thought Blurry was suggesting that if people use 2013 and 2015 as evidence Froome is better than Contador, ignoring the circumstances, then we should ignore the circumstances in 2014 as well i.e. do exactly what you said?
Not sure what you are trying to point out.
Here is an excerpt from Blurry's post:
'The only time we saw both on great form, was 2014. Contador smashed him in Catalunya, Dauphiné and Vuelta on equal ground. Don't care if Froome wasn't in form in Catalunya or whatever, since I'm still seeing people mentioning 2013.
Plus Froome always gets destroyed in a final week of a GT in what's supposed to be his 'peak', which he actually can't even hold for 3 weeks. Can't handle a crash either, as soon as he crashes, he litterally vanishes. Still one guy who thinks he can win GTs back to back. He isn't even close to it.
It's just about time, 2016 will be the second fair showdown between Contador and Froome since Vuelta 2014 and Contador will show him what's a real metronome . When he hits that peak, it'll be for 3 weeks not for one MTF then hang on for dear life .'
Clearly he says Dauphine and Vuelta were on equal ground, completely neglecting the fact that Froome won both stages in Dauphine before crashing and Vuelta wasn't targeted by either riders and we have no clue about actual health issues they went through so there is absolutely no evidence that it was an equal ground.
Also, last paragraph: 2016 will be the second fair showdown between Contador and Froome since Vuelta 2014.
That is self explanatory really as Blurry's opinion is clearly stated here and shows double standards applied
