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- Jan 11, 2010
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Why? I'd like to see Roglic winning the Tour. I don't see him doing that being up on his own against UAE and Jumbo/Soudal/Amazon/whatever.
- Jul 16, 2015
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Whomever is paying Rog 6 million a year (if the reports are true) will make him leader in the TdF.
I think we just don't know where he's going yet because there was a negotiation with a few teams, so there are lots of false trails.
- Feb 18, 2015
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Honestly, Bora makes a lot of sense. It's a move of similar magnitude to when they signed Sagan and looking at their roster they have a superb supporting cast. My guess is, they were hoping some of their gc leaders could take the next step this year but as they did not, signing a big name like Roglic is the only reasonable way to make use of their current squad.
- Jun 7, 2010
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Can't wait to see Vlasov and one of his boys attack Roglic in The Tour to try and secure a big 7th place.
6 million though, fair play, got that Froome **** you money
6 million though, fair play, got that Froome **** you money
- Jul 16, 2015
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Vlasov will bend the knee to his new Slovenian overlord.
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- May 23, 2022
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The point is that there is an overall feeling that after a team winning 3 GTs the peloton is unbalanced. Had he not left Jumbo, Rogla in the Tour would be blocked and it would make things much more predictable. Jumbo are at loss here but it's a fair loss.
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- May 23, 2022
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Vlasov will reinstate the great pan-slavic kingdom by being a dom to Rogla. And thus ending the war in Ukraine.
Next year the Tour will be with a lot of good riders (Vingegaard, Evenepoel, Pog, Roglic, Ayuso...). I think Vlasov and Hindley have a better chance for a podium or even a win if they go to the giro. Uijtebrooks can go the the Vuelta.
- Jul 16, 2015
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Germano-Slavic supremacy. As it should be.
The low countries don't stand a chance. They can annex each other as much as they want, i.e. it won't matter. Bora Roglification is coming.
- Jan 11, 2010
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He wouldn't have been blocked. The Vuelta is not the Tour, there you don't fill the podium and get to decide who wins.
- Aug 3, 2015
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So, Bora and Ineos do indeed make the most sense. Both have formidable teams to support Roglic, good setup etc. The next best teams outside of UAE and Jumbo basically.
Now, lets wait for a curveball and him signing for Movistar or Jayco.
Now, lets wait for a curveball and him signing for Movistar or Jayco.
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I'm a cycling fan and thinks this i excellent
In the Vuelta I predicted he needed to go somewhere else, if he wanted another shot on the TDF and now we can looke forward to an interesting race. Vingegaard, Roglic, Evenepoel, Ayouso, Pogacar etc...... hopefully a lot of riders, who are willing to attack and crack the others. Fingers crossed, that he have signed with a team who can support him well.Ineos makes more sense than Bora, but maybe they will back C. Rodriguez.
Bora is a little bit all over the place. I dont think Vlasov, Hindley, Higuita etc would be the best doms. Not really Martinez either. They are all on the same level. Nobody really stands out from that lot and they all good enough to win races. Uijtebroeks is/should be the future of that team. It is a bit crowded there now and even though Roglic is Roglic... I dont think it would be the best fit.
Roglic to Movistar, Jayco or Bahrain would make more sense for me than Bora. Then again Movistar has Mas and Jayco has S. Yates.
The more I think about it... Bahrain makes the most sense. Especially with Landa leaving. They have experienced support with Poels, Bilbao, Haig and Caruso. Buitrago there as well. Young Tiberi. Fellow countrymen Mohoric and Grovekar is there. To me they are the best fit and he would be undisputed leader.
Bora is a little bit all over the place. I dont think Vlasov, Hindley, Higuita etc would be the best doms. Not really Martinez either. They are all on the same level. Nobody really stands out from that lot and they all good enough to win races. Uijtebroeks is/should be the future of that team. It is a bit crowded there now and even though Roglic is Roglic... I dont think it would be the best fit.
Roglic to Movistar, Jayco or Bahrain would make more sense for me than Bora. Then again Movistar has Mas and Jayco has S. Yates.
The more I think about it... Bahrain makes the most sense. Especially with Landa leaving. They have experienced support with Poels, Bilbao, Haig and Caruso. Buitrago there as well. Young Tiberi. Fellow countrymen Mohoric and Grovekar is there. To me they are the best fit and he would be undisputed leader.
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I hope it is Ineos. That team has the money, coaches, and support to help make him successful.
Like most here, I'm glad to see the best riders on different teams. As much as the Vuelta generated interest because of the Jumbo drama and having three riders at the top, I think once is enough of that.
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Winning Lombardia would be a nice conclusion of his Jumbo career.
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I've never seen Bahrain ride as a team. They show up with 3-4 super doms and you never know which one of them will lead the team to 8th.
Roglic would be the obvious leader but I'm not sure if they have it in their DNA to really get organized into a race controlling force.
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It's "only" a .pro win, but such a win over Pog is *** sweet
- Jul 7, 2013
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Congrats on today, he was the strongest at the very end. And it's only the 1st of 3 Italian races with the Slovenian rivalry.
Only moments ago I found out that Rogla is actually leaving JV Well, the next year's Tour is shaping to be epic!
Only moments ago I found out that Rogla is actually leaving JV
Well, the next year's Tour is shaping to be epic!
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