ThanksGreen_&_Gold said:Keep up the good work Hugo. I have just joined the forum and i very much look forward to taking part next season. Im already starting to compile my team.
i reckon im 3rd another 400 or so points behind 2nd. your lead 481 by my mathsingsve said:This could still be get interesting. By my quick calculations I should still lead Waterloo Sunrise by 400-500 points or so unless I forgot to count someone. The road race was terrible for me with only Galuimzyanov getting more than the 10 points for finishing. I did have 12 riders get those 10 points though. I haven't checked to see if anyone else has gotten closer than that but I doubt it since the lead to others was a lot bigger. If Rasmussen gets suspended the lead would be done to just a couple hundred points.
Cav went into profit, today, by 248 points.luckyboy said:Got 400 from Cav, 128 from Bozic, 10 from Arvesen.
Jeez Cav still down on last year
Yes, first person on the team sheet.greenedge said:Are most people going to get Goos next year or do you think races at classics/ a new team might conspire against him???
Goos or Goss?greenedge said:Are most people going to get Goos next year or do you think races at classics/ a new team might conspire against him???
Probably not. He's very expensive and I have a hard time seeing him doing enough better that he will be worth it over other choices. Even with the increased leadership he will get I can't really see him doing more than 1200-1500 points next year. Look at Cavendish. Even with winning Worlds, 7 GT stages and the green jersey he didn't manage 1500 points.greenedge said:Are most people going to get Goos next year or do you think races at classics/ a new team might conspire against him???
Just go for it. Compare Gilbert's score from this year with last year. Sometimes you need to take a little gambleTuarts said:Bah ingsve![]()
In any other thread you would laugh at the idea that Goss can significantly improve his results next season on this one, despite being possibly its major breakthrough rider.El Pistolero said:Just go for it. Compare Gilbert's score from this year with last year. Sometimes you need to take a little gamble![]()
Yes, because you most likely also have a list of riders who gained less points than the year before.kurtinsc said:Gilbert improved this year and did excellent. But is he that great a CQ pick?
Prior to the current update, he had scored 165% of his 2010 total. That's good, but it's not exceptional. Looking at just my team, Theo Bos was at 243%, Degenkolb was at 413%, Hermans was at 282%, Seeldrayers at 515%, Swift at 215%, Talansky at 268%, VdV at 527% and Wiggins at 309%.
Those riders combined cost about 500 points less then Gilbert did and scored a thousand more points.
Again... not saying he was a bad pick, but if your best case scenario is a 175% return, then it's tough to say a pick is great.El Pistolero said:Yes, because you most likely also have a list of riders who gained less points than the year before.
Besides, Goss is cheaper than Gilbert in 2010.
Gilbert would have been an amazing pick - probably one of the best - for one reason; he "takes up points" so you can pick some cheaper guys (like Dowsett, Guardini, Nizzolo) who all have turned an amazing profit.kurtinsc said:Gilbert improved this year and did excellent. But is he that great a CQ pick?
Prior to the current update, he had scored 165% of his 2010 total. That's good, but it's not exceptional. Looking at just my team, Theo Bos was at 243%, Degenkolb was at 413%, Hermans was at 282%, Seeldrayers at 515%, Swift at 215%, Talansky at 268%, VdV at 527% and Wiggins at 309%.
Those riders combined cost about 500 points less then Gilbert did and scored a thousand more points.
That's sort of what I'm having trouble with, finding a top sprinter for my team. So far, the only ones I got are those can sprint from a small group, I still havn't gotten an ideal bunch sprinter.al_pacino said:It looks difficult to pick the sprinters for next year. In theory you have Cav, Goss and Renshaw fighting over points that they wouldn't have been this year plus the younger ones(Degenkolb, Matthews, Kittel) also in the mix. Sure they all have different strenghts but the field looks stronger overall.
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