I'm more enthused by the call of Vuillermoz to win FW, that I'd like to see.
The big problem with AGR is the new finishing circuit, the climbs other than the Cauberg itself aren't that hard so everybody waits for the Cauberg. It's neutralized climbs like the Keutenberg which are much better platforms to attack from. The new finish LINE is a good compromise between the old Maastricht finish (though in some ways I'd like it to return) that they moved when they got fed up of seeing people like Olaf Ludwig and Erik Zabel win and not making it 3 races in a week that all finish at the top of the climb. But they need for the climbs like Eyserbosweg and Keutenberg which could be platforms to attack to be close enough to the finish to tempt it because the Bemelerberg will never see any significant moves as long as we live. FW is already a guaranteed 2km slow-motion sprint (although it's the most important one of those all season of course), we don't need the other races becoming that.
The big problem with AGR is the new finishing circuit, the climbs other than the Cauberg itself aren't that hard so everybody waits for the Cauberg. It's neutralized climbs like the Keutenberg which are much better platforms to attack from. The new finish LINE is a good compromise between the old Maastricht finish (though in some ways I'd like it to return) that they moved when they got fed up of seeing people like Olaf Ludwig and Erik Zabel win and not making it 3 races in a week that all finish at the top of the climb. But they need for the climbs like Eyserbosweg and Keutenberg which could be platforms to attack to be close enough to the finish to tempt it because the Bemelerberg will never see any significant moves as long as we live. FW is already a guaranteed 2km slow-motion sprint (although it's the most important one of those all season of course), we don't need the other races becoming that.