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Fat chance.orbeas said:I see that Mr Ultra-ego is coming back to the Tour de France and will be at the rest day in Grenoble.
Lets hope he gets the same reception as Contador at the team presentations.
hfer07 said:this "sudden" visit to France can only have the purpose of "intimidation" & cross communication with the Hog & specially to "breath on the neck" of Mr. Hincapie.........
Thoughtforfood said:Title should have read "The Cancer returns to the Tour!!!!"
hfer07 said:this "sudden" visit to France can only have the purpose of "intimidation" & cross communication with the Hog & specially to "breath on the neck" of Mr. Hincapie.........[/quote]
I can totally see this subtle reminder of intimidation...and may be the best access to Hog...
..remember he still has to fan the flames of his followers to a crescendo...he does not like being out of the spotlight and adoration.
Thoughtforfood said:Title should have read "The Cancer returns to the Tour!!!!"
Mr. O'Clock said:I am curious as to why anyone would find it strange that Lance, the individual who won Le Tour 7 times, a former Radioshackcycling teamate, ex-World Cycling Champion, businessman, sports fan and indivedual who has been an intermediary between cycling sponsors and active rider? Just sayin.
Mr. O'Clock said:I am curious as to why anyone would find it strange that Lance, the individual who won Le Tour 7 times, a former Radioshackcycling teamate, ex-World Cycling Champion, businessman, sports fan and indivedual who has been an intermediary between cycling sponsors and active rider? Just sayin.
Mellow Velo said:Grenoble? That's in easy commuter distance of Lyon.![]()
IPolish said:Greg LeMond has made a habit of going to the Tour the last several years at least. Usually ends up giving interviews to the French Papers, anti-doping of course. Last year he wrote the Blog for CyclingNews while over in France too.
Have not heard a peep from Greg this year.
And this year is the 25th Anniversary of the famous Hinault/LeMond Alpe d'Huez stage.
Classic Stage.
I was hoping Greg and Bernard would both be on the Podium at this years Alpe d'Huez stage finish to present the jersey etc.
Hold hands again maybe!
Would be cool, hope it happens...
craig1985 said:I'm amazed that this is even thread worthy.
Very trueMr. O'Clock said:I am curious as to why anyone would find it strange that Lance, the individual who won Le Tour 7 times, a former Radioshackcycling teamate, ex-World Cycling Champion, businessman, sports fan and indivedual who has been an intermediary between cycling sponsors and active rider? Just sayin.
LolOldman said:He's playing in the Richard Virenque Cancer Charity Golf classic. He'll have to be on his game as they are allowing him to play with only one ball....
Actually theres alot of dense club racers out there who still believe he's totally innocent and so is the rest of the peleton.Oldman said:Considering the Tour completely omitted reference to him the year after his retirement and referred to his period of wins as "the past" he wouldn't seem to be an intermediary. What changed? He tried to buy ASO and succeeded in co-opting the UCI. The fans know he's a farce.
et alors?Mellow Velo said:Grenoble? That's in easy commuter distance of Lyon.![]()
Whys that?craig1985 said:I'm amazed that this is even thread worthy.
What band is that?Libertine Seguros said:I trust you're thinking of the city's link to a popular indie band sometimes criticised for sounding too similar to Joy Division?
What do you expect Nicolas Sarkozy to stop him at the airport or something?Mont Ventoux said:Aggressive form of cancer....
How's this guy even allowed in the country?
I like the French, but come on, save the red carpet for the Cannes Film Festival, and not the Pharmstrong Annual shareholder's love-in....