Miburo said:Sagan is gonna be Contador's best domestique. If i were movistar or sky, i would fear him the most as Contador's teammate.
Billopoulos said:Concerning his teammates, Kreuziger needs to be at his 2013 TdF level.
Contador was really bad back then, but Kreuziger was always there with him and that's what he needs to do once again this year. And so far this year he seems quite strong.
Majka is an unknown quantity. As a leader he never showed the willingness to shake things up, attack or take risks and as a helper the best I can recall is setting a high tempo for some k's and then fading away...
What does it mean?Valv.Piti said:Miburo said:Sagan is gonna be Contador's best domestique. If i were movistar or sky, i would fear him the most as Contador's teammate.
Does it say much?Kreuziger is decent, but is past his 2013 and Majka will prolly wheel suck Alberto to Paris.
On a more serious note, i think you are right, but I hope not. It would be such a shame to see Sagan fall short once again and slave for Alberto if he isn't top notch which I suspect he won't be again, ever, in this race.
Jspear said:Lexman said:I think and hope Sagan may be very worthy to Contador since he can go in breaks in the mountainstages for the green jersey points and may be of help to Contadorin on a descent or the flat later on...
CN: And everybody talks a lot about Sky, but what about Tinkoff, what kind of a team are you taking to the Tour?
AC: A very good one. I’m very pleased with them and I’m very confident about what they can do. The three key riders who’ll be with me in the mountains will be [Roman] Kreuziger, [Robert] Kiserlovski and [Rafal] Majka, and they are definitely riders who will back me up really well. At the same time, Peter [Sagan] is not a climber, but he’s going to be a hugely important factor in the Tour for us, he’s just the kind of rider you want to have riding with you when a race needs shaking up. Strategically, he could be crucial for me, particularly when I want to try and destabilize things. Overall, Tinkoff are going to the Tour with a very good team both for the flat and in the mountains and they’ll be able to help me out a lot when or if things get complicated.
Sagan will help AC destabilize things.![]()
I never know if you mean stuff like that honestly or not, but saying Quintana has to be afraid of Contador because of this spring, is just nonsense.Miburo said:Of course valv.piti is gonna say that. Let the man talk, let the man think what he wants.
After that assbeating Contador gave to Quintana in pais vasco, i'm not surprised people are in denial. But hey 2nd ain't bad.
We all know Quintana don't see any difference between first and second. Everyone happy
Why? There is no reason for him not to be in top form. If he gets his arse kicked, that might just be because his top form is not good enough anymore.BlurryVII said:It looks like Quintana knows the Great Contador. From his interviews, despite what happened in the latest TDFs, he still considers Contador as much of a favorite as Froome. And that says a lot. Last year, even coming out of the Giro, he was talking more of AC than of Froome .
Cause he knows, if AC gets it right form wise, he will potentially be more dangerous than Froome. Top form looks unlikely though, that's the problem.
LaFlorecita said:Why? There is no reason for him not to be in top form. If he gets his **** kicked, that might just be because his top form is not good enough anymore.BlurryVII said:It looks like Quintana knows the Great Contador. From his interviews, despite what happened in the latest TDFs, he still considers Contador as much of a favorite as Froome. And that says a lot. Last year, even coming out of the Giro, he was talking more of AC than of Froome .
Cause he knows, if AC gets it right form wise, he will potentially be more dangerous than Froome. Top form looks unlikely though, that's the problem.
Buying the whole Iceland team?!BlurryVII said:haha, cause that's what it's all about.![]()
BlurryVII said:LaFlorecita said:Why? There is no reason for him not to be in top form. If he gets his **** kicked, that might just be because his top form is not good enough anymore.BlurryVII said:It looks like Quintana knows the Great Contador. From his interviews, despite what happened in the latest TDFs, he still considers Contador as much of a favorite as Froome. And that says a lot. Last year, even coming out of the Giro, he was talking more of AC than of Froome .
Cause he knows, if AC gets it right form wise, he will potentially be more dangerous than Froome. Top form looks unlikely though, that's the problem.
Yeah, perhaps his top form at this age would simply not be good enough anymore. But then he would have strongly declined between 2014 and now.
The definition of his Top form for me, is the Tour 14' (or 09'), there, he shouldn't have any problem. I was thinking that's the kind of form that is unlikely to see.
Wait, he said it more then 6 times?Miburo said:If I get a penny every time blurry says 2014 shape ill be able to buy the whole iceland team
Red Rick said:Wait, he said it more then 6 times?Miburo said:If I get a penny every time blurry says 2014 shape ill be able to buy the whole iceland team
Lexman said:I think and hope Sagan may be very worthy to Contador since he can go in breaks in the mountainstages for the green jersey points and may be of help to Contadorin on a descent or the flat later on...
Miburo said:If I get a penny every time blurry says 2014 shape ill be able to buy the whole iceland team
Really? That is very interestingAlexandre B. said:Lucien Aimar, former Tour de France champion and best descender of his time, has published a book recently and he praises Contador technique over Nibali.
