Don't be late Pedro said:I think your comment says more about you then anything else.
So you don't think some fans will be happy with it? That comment says more about you
It's 'than' btw not 'then'
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Don't be late Pedro said:I think your comment says more about you then anything else.
What does it say about me? That I like to think cycle fans want to see riders compete to the best of their ability?Miburo said:So you don't think some fans will be happy with it? That comment says more about you
It's 'than' btw not 'then'
Don't be late Pedro said:What does it say about me? That I like to think cycle fans want to see riders compete to the best of their ability?
And, you need a full stop at the end of 'about you'.
LaFlorecita said:Thought Saxo was very strong today, 6 guys in the first group, Jesus and Paulinho a few minutes back and Noval in Kittel group
vs 4 for sky
but Alberto didn't look very strong, I don't know if that's because he crashed yesterday or because he's not in great shape
Carols said:I though Saxo and Bertie looked good...but my eyesight is 20/50 (with glasses).
Where did you think Bertie wasn't looking strong? I have it on dvr will go rewatch.
LaFlorecita said:Thought on the last climb he was lacking a bit... started very close to the front and slowly lost ground. But I dunno.
LaFlorecita said:Thought on the last climb he was lacking a bit... started very close to the front and slowly lost ground. But I dunno.
webvan said:Yeah and he looked fine when he sped back to the front of the group on the last climb, it even looked like he was going to pop one...wonder what he thought when Froome wasted energy with his usual showboating and nearly missed a turn in the descent...
Publicus said:I thought that was because of the narrowing road/crowd. That was why Froome got away so quickly--most of the favorites weren't on his wheel and couldnt respond
LaFlorecita said:Thought on the last climb he was lacking a bit... started very close to the front and slowly lost ground. But I dunno.
The Hitch said:Contador claims its fine, for now.
http://www.marca.com/2013/06/30/ciclismo/tour_francia/1372608922.html
Then again even if he wasnt fine, he probably wouldnt say it. Remember how in 2010 he bluffed his way into only losing 10 s on Morzine, when he could have lost minutes.
The Hitch said:Contador claims its fine, for now.
http://www.marca.com/2013/06/30/ciclismo/tour_francia/1372608922.html
Then again even if he wasnt fine, he probably wouldnt say it. Remember how in 2010 he bluffed his way into only losing 10 s on Morzine, when he could have lost minutes.
Miburo said:That was a great bluff, shows you Contador's intelligence in a race. I don't think he would have lost minutes though.
He looked good today, he wasn't dropping back orso as fleur claims.
Carols said:"We have to wait and see what happens tomorrow, because in this type of fall is often when you notice the effects,"
So we shall see!
Indeed he won't give to much away, no point in giving Sky a reason to attack him!
The Hitch said:Then again, over here Contador is a lot less optimistic.
http://www.sporten.dk/cykling/blodig-contador-jeg-lider-derude
Not just sky. Id be worried about Murito Valverde and even Evans.
Don't be late Pedro said:I think your comment says more about you then anything else.
Miburo said:you saw this , right?
I know it's nothing but it's the best we've had in the last 10 years for the first stage unless you count the first real stage of last year's tour.
Remember 'The Formula'LaFlorecita said:He is trying to confuse the froomebot
Netserk said:2008?
Netserk said:I share your sentiments.