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SKSemtex said:Mayomaniac said:Just image how his palmares could look like if he rode for a great team durning those years...Forever The Best said:I thought the same as well, but he has maintained the gap till now. All these years wasted in BMC...Mayomaniac said:Gilbert shouldn't bury himself to hold the distance, Durbridge has a big engine, let him catch up and work with him.
Edit: My god, Phil is in monster shape!
He was not in bad team. He was just too lazy Riding like this thay could win a lot with GVA.
Indeed. Still can't forget the epic fail in last and this years of Gent-Wevelgem :lol:Mayomaniac said:Forget about the ds, Gilbert should be the one to calling the shots for the Hotsteppers and the Ronde, he seems to know more about smart racing.
portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
The tactics will be crucial... If any of the three wants to be sure - he'll have to finish it off solo.Arredondo said:We have three top dogs for Flanders.
No way Sagan or GvA are going to drop Phil on the hills. Especially not Van Avermaet.
Yes, but they seem to be at their best when they've got a clear leader like Gilbert or Boonen for Paris-Roubaix who's calling the shots and who everybody else respects.portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
Do you really think that stybar and terpstra want to work for them?Mayomaniac said:Yes, but they seem to be at their best when they've got a clear leader like Gilbert or Boonen for Paris-Roubaix who's calling the shots and who everybody else respects.portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
portugal11 said:Do you really think that stybar and terpstra want to work for them?Mayomaniac said:Yes, but they seem to be at their best when they've got a clear leader like Gilbert or Boonen for Paris-Roubaix who's calling the shots and who everybody else respects.portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
Lexman said:portugal11 said:Do you really think that stybar and terpstra want to work for them?Mayomaniac said:Yes, but they seem to be at their best when they've got a clear leader like Gilbert or Boonen for Paris-Roubaix who's calling the shots and who everybody else respects.portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
Stybar said that PR all would be for Tommeke
therhodeo said:Lexman said:portugal11 said:Do you really think that stybar and terpstra want to work for them?Mayomaniac said:Yes, but they seem to be at their best when they've got a clear leader like Gilbert or Boonen for Paris-Roubaix who's calling the shots and who everybody else respects.portugal11 said:The problem with quickstep is they have many leaders and few domestiques, so gilbert will be very limited for ronde
Stybar said that PR all would be for Tommeke
I think last year proved he's worth that for sure.
Yes, I always thought that he could become a sprinter for hilly one day races, but I didn't expect him to do so well as a neopro in a hard race with cobbled climbs.LaFlorecita said:That's a great result for Consonni!
Not seen the stage yet, but seems like this is what happened...Valv.Piti said:Gilbert to demolish the field today on Muur!