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Teams & Riders Chris Froome Discussion Thread.

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Is Froome over the hill?

  • Yes.

    Votes: 28 35.0%
  • No, the GC finished 40 minutes ago but Froomie is still climbing it

    Votes: 46 57.5%
  • No he is totally winning the Vuelta

    Votes: 18 22.5%

  • Total voters
    80
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Valv.Piti said:
In pretty sure Evans spoke about the Alpe d' Huez stage, but just got it mixed up.
Regardless, its funny how many saw the great talent coming...
It's likely this stage, yes.
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Cadel got confused with the stage. Ho hum. He always seemed to have a lot on his mind what with journalists stepping on his bike, his dog, his toes, even the bodyguard probably bothered him. But Cadel was too wary with the media while his old team mate Horner always had something interesting to say. Evans always wanted to be a team leader but with the media presence of a domestique. He seems much happier now.
 
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movingtarget said:
Cadel got confused with the stage. Ho hum. He always seemed to have a lot on his mind what with journalists stepping on his bike, his dog, his toes, even the bodyguard probably bothered him. But Cadel was too wary with the media while his old team mate Horner always had something interesting to say. Evans always wanted to be a team leader but with the media presence of a domestique. He seems much happier now.
you hit the nail. couldn't agree more. over the whole career Evans was trying to seem a calm and focused guy, but at the peak of pressure this mask vanished in a flash. :)
 
wheresmybrakes said:
LaFlorecita said:
wheresmybrakes said:
dutchdescent said:
So quiet here...

It will soon start flooding with accusations once he starts whipping the forums blue eyed boy! lol
Who's that supposed to be, Marcel Kittel? :confused:

PS accusations go in the clinic subforum

Sorry, wrong word to use, I meant excuses. I wasn't meaning any clinic stuff.

What a single post can do :D
 
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DFA123 said:
CTQ said:
Or he wanted to let us questionning his form??? not only Froome who was in the back, ,Landa, ,Vasil, , Nieve. saving energy for today
I think when Bouhanni is favourite for a sprint, the back - as far away from the action as possible - is probably the best place to be for GC riders.

Lol, this.
 
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DFA123 said:
CTQ said:
Or he wanted to let us questionning his form??? not only Froome who was in the back, ,Landa, ,Vasil, , Nieve. saving energy for today
I think when Bouhanni is favourite for a sprint, the back - as far away from the action as possible - is probably the best place to be for GC riders.

He just thinks that there are many different interpretations for sprinting in a straight line.
 

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