cavendish growing up manning up?

[usedtobefast]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEu7ib6NKkY

i still love his bunny hop at the Vuelta. i mean who does that? so cool.

 

[forty four]

The drama from last season:
-His crash with Haussler and numerous other unfortunates victims of the same
-His struggles in the early season (2010) that left him less than his dominant self resulting in his less than his usual stellar performances
-His first win and subsequent crying fit on the podium
All of this conflict seems to have made him mature. Prior to his struggles he had things skating his way, able to say what he pleased while everyone nodded in agreement because he was killing everyone on the road in the sprints. A little adversity does a person good.

true that well put..

 

[jobiwan]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEu7ib6NKkY

i still love his bunny hop at the Vuelta. i mean who does that? co cool.

Pretty awesome
Wonder what Hushovd was thinking?

 

[forty four]

He has been trying this for a while. The P.R. people got to him. He talks up his teammates and acts grateful, but it is a transparent act to cover the fact that he is a world class tool. Wait for something to not go his way, and then his true personality will come out in spades.

that may most certainly be true but hopefully not. your probably right though i try to think men learn life is short regardless of athletic ability some get it at some point.

 

[forty four]

hmm some good thoughts on this in truth i dont have enough info to add anything but based on direct quotes he is less delusional or childlike which can be common in athletes. time will tell put simply.

 

[forty four]

Why are people always hating on Cavendish for crying in victory? I think these people are perhaps afraid to express emotion, and so they try and tell the world being a stoic tough guy is the way to act properly? Whatever, I'm all for tears of joy.

with you there most 'tough men' are big girls when it counts seen that in life again and again standard.