Winterfold said:LOL I am just trying to imagine Vino as a DS - "all riders ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK" just make a tape and start playing it in the neutralised zone
now, vino knows when to attack to win a race no doubt about that
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Winterfold said:LOL I am just trying to imagine Vino as a DS - "all riders ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK" just make a tape and start playing it in the neutralised zone
indurain666 said:I think he signed for two years last year. If he wins, he is probably going to renegotiate. 8M per year is hard to beat in pro cycling. He might need to hire some other riders. I hope Vino stays for another season or two, great teammate.
Libertine Seguros said:Half a dozen races? He's not Armstrong, you know.
Ryo Hazuki said:vino has confirmed he will at least continue next year but more focussed on classical races. Let's hope he won't stop after next year.
Winterfold said:LOL I am just trying to imagine Vino as a DS - "all riders ATTACK ATTACK ATTACK" just make a tape and start playing it in the neutralised zone
Gcraenen said:8 million a year? where did you get that? I heard he's making 5 mil now and Astana refused to go up. Say, here's an idea for a new thread: Should cycling have a salary cap?
ttrider said:Yeah can see him staying on with maybe jose ivan gutierrez and luis leon sanchez joining interesting to see on that cq ranking most of his races are in france and spain only, would love to see him compete in different races each year like tirreno adriatico and volta catalunya and tour de suisse for a change from the usual paris nice, Castilla leon, dauphine.
wagman67 said:I am not so sure these two truly get along so great, or that either would be considered "great" teammates. Vino left Contador stranded a little after the cobbles, and Contador, once again, attacked his own teammate for a stage victory, and then didn't even seal the deal. They are both big egos, and history shows that Vino considers Astana his team...period. He has to be bothered with the thought of Contador staying...he wants to race him, not help him.
BYOP88 said:From what I can remember about Vino in his Telekom/T-Mobile days is he attacked alot, was it in the 05 Tour that Kloden and Ullrich chased him down. This Tour Vino has been a great teammate from Contador, maybe it's cos he's older or maybe by having Contador winning the Tour it will benefit the team and also the country.
Polish said:Wow, almost 75% said Alberto would stay with Astana!
Sweet and humble. A family man, Alberto
Alberto had MOST people fooled.
But....
Stabbed Martinelli in the back.....
Stabbed Vino in the back.....
Stabbed Andy in the back....
Stabbed "his" whole Team in the back...
Might Alberto be the Biggest Case of Sporting Fraud that cycling has ever seen?
Even LeMond is patting Alberto on the back.
Wow.
ManInFull said:Yeah, wow. What are you smoking?
Polish said:Wow, almost 75% said Alberto would stay with Astana!
Sweet and humble. A family man, Alberto
Alberto had MOST people fooled.
But....
Stabbed Martinelli in the back.....
Stabbed Vino in the back.....
Stabbed Andy in the back....
Stabbed "his" whole Team in the back...
Might Alberto be the Biggest Case of Sporting Fraud that cycling has ever seen?
Even LeMond is patting Alberto on the back.
Wow.
dolophonic said:You can twist it any way you want to but Bertie is the man and it drives you crazy ! HaHaHa Ha !
This is just how WE roll!Carols said:Why does every thread turn into this kind of crap??? AC haters, AC lovers, Vino haters/lovers, Lance haters/lovers, geez....
Don't you people ever want to talk about cycling???
scribe said:What happened to the Team Formula One and the Spandish Contaquistadors? That was all teh talk last year.
Polish said:HaHaHa. Laugh all you want, dolophonic. HaHaHa.
But this is serious. It is important.
Important for the fanboys to see the fraud.
Expose then destroy the MYTH.
No. The Biggest Case of Sporting Fraud the cycling has ever seen would be your boy Lance. Gonna be a long, long time before someone else surpasses those heights.Polish said:Might Alberto be the Biggest Case of Sporting Fraud that cycling has ever seen?
In a message to Cyclingnews, Andy wrote, "It's official that we will not be riding with Bjarne next season. We're not going to stay. We're going to leave at the end of the year. All the doubts and news about us racing in the same team as Contador are now finished. We're not going to continue."
Publicus said:polish is a man without a chamois to sniff or a dome to polish.
Moose McKnuckles said:Polish has already had a whiff of Jani's chamois and it tickled his olfactory senses. I anticipate a close relationship between Polish's nose and Jani's crotch.
VeloCity said:No. The Biggest Case of Sporting Fraud the cycling has ever seen would be your boy Lance. Gonna be a long, long time before someone else surpasses those heights.
From CN:
Hmm. Kinda makes it sound like AC to Riis' team is a done deal.
groverjones said:I'm glad I'm not the only one wondering this. Wasn't Alonso behind it?
scribe said:I think Alonso is chief mobility officer's assistant
Carols said:Why does every thread turn into this kind of crap??? AC haters, AC lovers, Vino haters/lovers, Lance haters/lovers, geez....
Don't you people ever want to talk about cycling???
ttrider said:Where will he go in 2011:
There are so many rumours that include staying put, Caisse D'epargne, Quickstep, Alonsos new team. But now the Eurosport commentators mentioned the Shlecks Luxemberg team and on another thread it is believed that he could go to Riis what is most likely?!