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No, that's because our little Spanish friend doesn't know the gradient of Montjuic...LaFlorecita said:Yeah and then how do you explain the fact that right after his attack the road flattened, that was surely because he isn't punchy enough lol, seriously you're crapping bull****.
 
	Fearless Greg Lemond said:No, that's because our little Spanish friend doesn't know the gradient of Montjuic...
Even the 'crappy' Gilbert of this season was able to catch Rodriguez, how can it be Contador could not? Even lost extra time to Valverde in the end.
But, please, stay in your fairytale modus operandi.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:edit:
Montjuic

It is fair to say Contador is not up to 13% gradients.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:A Spanjard not knowing Montjuic is like a Flandrien not knowing 'the Wall of Geraardsbergen', an Italian not knowing the Poggio, a Dutchman not knowing the Cauberg, a Frenchman not knowing Quatorze Juillet.
You must be right, hell, how many times has he won la Fleche Wallonne? Six, seven times?LaFlorecita said:steep gradients is what Alberto excels in.
You seem to be quit happy to discuss with yourself.And I am sick of all the people saying I am blind or live in a fantasy world or as you say it "fairytale modus operandi" anyway I just see it as proof they can't handle the discussion with me lol, they don't have any facts so they just throw in a personal assault
Could have named the Forrest of Wallers, just the same, Carrefour de l'Arbre, even better.is Quatorze Juillet a climb?
Fearless Greg Lemond said:No, that's because our little Spanish friend doesn't know the gradient of Montjuic...
Even the 'crappy' Gilbert of this season was able to catch Rodriguez, how can it be Contador could not? Even lost extra time to Valverde in the end.
But, please, stay in your fairytale modus operandi.
edit:
Montjuic

It is fair to say Contador is not up to 13% gradients.
LaFlorecita said:But hey why are you even here when you "dislike" him so much?
LaFlorecita said:Lol you are not very smart (I would have chosen a better term but that would get me banned for "insulting" lol), steep gradients is what Alberto excels in.
Arnout said:As far as I know this is a discussion threadgo and start albertocontadoriloveyousomuchforums.freeforum.com if you want.
Categorically untrue. In fact, when he gets beaten, it is in climbs with steep gradients. Zoncolan, Huy, etc.
Arnout said:As far as I know this is a discussion threadgo and start albertocontadoriloveyousomuchforums.freeforum.com if you want.
Categorically untrue. In fact, when he gets beaten, it is in climbs with steep gradients. Zoncolan, Huy, etc.
Publicus said:On the first point, she tried. That was the genesis of this thread (I believe it was called "I love Alberto Contador" or something to that effect).
On the second, I just don't even know where to begin. I think the Huy is fair simply because he was beaten (mistimed his attacked). Zoncolan, at the 2011 Giro, is a bit of a different story (tactical considerations were such that he was not racing for the stage win but really to crush his competition (toying with Nibbles and Scarponi). By your implication, he races to win ALL MTFs in a GT and if he doesn't win it's because he couldn't. I think he's not as explosive a climber on the shorter, steeper gradients--not the way he is on longer climbs. I don't think you'd get much argument from anyone about that.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:A Spanjard who doesn't know Montjuic? I say BS.
Arnout said:As far as I know this is a discussion threadgo and start albertocontadoriloveyousomuchforums.freeforum.com if you want.
Categorically untrue. In fact, when he gets beaten, it is in climbs with steep gradients. Zoncolan, Huy, etc.
Publicus said:I hate to interrupt your discussion with LaFlo but did you really say that his not knowing the climb was BS and then turned around and said that he doesn't know the gradient???? Wouldn't that prove that he wasn't familiar with climb (obviously drawing into question his nationality, but that is another matter)?
Arnout said:Well she tried and failed, so she simply has to live with it and not react so childish every time a non-fan comes in.
LaFlorecita said:FGL is not trying to discuss anything, he's only talking BS and doesn't want to discuss anything with someone with a different pov.
I just don't understand why people come here when they "dislike" him. I mean it's not like you'll find this thread interesting anyway.
LaFlorecita said:By the way Arnout I can understand you don't like me, put me on ignore if you want but please stop being so obvious about not liking me because it's getting more and more annoying.
Carols said:People are allowed to disagree LaFlo; the thread is for everyone. As long as they observe the RR forum no doping talk, no insulting or personal attacks it is quite okay not to love Alberto. It happens, just stay cool and calm like Alberto does
LaFlorecita said:On long climbs Alberto makes the difference on the steep gradients. I'm not saying he's Purito but to say he's not up to 13% gradients is BS.
Arnout said:That's just rubbish. Contador, whether you like it or not, is a prominent cyclist and he will attract both fans and neutrals and dislikers. He's still gonna win racers, even when there are dislikers, so why shouldn't they come here.
And don't get me started on those pathetic love and hate threads. It's a forum, with different views. Deal with it or leave.
I've no idea if I like you or not as I've never met you. It's irrelevant. Just stop making a scene everytime someone with a different view than yours comes in and I won't start messages about my assumed liking or disliking of you anymore.
Miburo said:If i remember correctly Contador destroyed purito on the angliru which nearly doesn't have parts under 13% lol
Before someone is going to say purito wasn't so good back then, contador aswell wasn't so great back then. Not as good as tour'09 or giro'11.
If Contador is 100% it doesn't matter which climb it is he'll destroy them all.
Let it be a small muur of 20 %, a 10 km climb of 6 %, a 5 km climb of 15 % or a 15 km climb of 10 %
IT DOES NOT MATTER WHEN HE'S 100%.
People call him The Great One for a reason, you know
 
		
		 
		
		 
		
		 
		
		
 
				
		