Ah crap. Didnt realise so many people had that *** Nuyens.
All that great result from 3 days down the drain.
All that great result from 3 days down the drain.
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ingsve said:This must be my biggest success so far and possibly of the whole year.
I had Nuyens, Chavanel, Boonen, Ballan, Vaitkus, Quinziato and Haussler for a total of 651 in one race.
Ferminal said:Flanders:
Arvesen DNF
Boonen UNDERPERFORMED
Cavendish (lol who... please finish and get 5 points ) YES 5 POINTS
Clarke 5
Harley DNF
Gusev 5 << EXPECTED MORE
Haussler 5
Klier 5
The Hitch said:ingsve youve overtaken me. From about 400 down to 100 up in a day.
Stupid Cancellara had to play around instead of just win
Seriously though, while a bit of luck may have been involved today (so i say ) you chose your team wisely and totaly deserve your place.
If you had been willing to accept Sella and Di Luca, onto your team, that signature of yours would have been looking pretty good by now.
You would have probably beaten me, whereas without them it is looking like it could be a close fight between us.
You say you almost had Goss, and well that might have done the trick too.
Still, from the very very start in early December i said you were the one who knew what he was talking about. 54 more entries and 4 months later, 2 minutes and 15 seconds into the season, we lie side by side.
I feel justified that from the teams i had seen when i made that comment, your one does indeed lie on top,and that mine sits within jousting distance.
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Me, the 2 monuments (and Australian races) seem to have been my undoing so far, so lets hope we can get PR and LBL out of the way, and that at the Giro Tour and Vuelta i can muster enough points to insure against that CVV victory that given my cq teams luck, is looking more and more likely in Lombardy
ingsve said:Well, we still have long ways to go and a lot of my picks may have peaked already. I also think others probably have stronger teams for the GTs than I do as well so things can quickly change when the big points are scored. For GTs I mostly have outsiders rather than true favourites. I guess a lot of people have hopes for Rujano so perhaps he will live up to that but right now it would have been better to have Sella or Serpa from Androni. For you Nocentini could very well be a big further payoff as well.
I also have certain riders that aren't performing well at all yet and chances are they won't even break even. Kristoff was more of a fanbased picked which will probably come back to bite me. Veikannen and Rasmussen are not looking too good either.
The Hitch said:Yeah, well I have Evgeni Petrov and Andrey Grivko on my team. I was in such a hurry to get the team in i just chose the next 2 people I saw whose combined worth was the 550 points i had remaining.
550 points down the drain on some domestiques. When i realised it was petrov i had on my team i went through his previous cq results in horror. Unless he gets in some magic TDF break, its not looking good.
Besides if you look at our leader, he has Ricco, but the rest of the team is good enough which shows that this game is more about who you do have than who you dont.
Not having RIcco gives the potential for an advantage, but if you spent those 700 like me on JJ Heado and Evgeni Petrov, what have you really gained.