Kuss is half Slovenian. Don't see a problem.
We love Sepp still Rogla is likely the favourite to come out of this battle.
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Kuss is half Slovenian. Don't see a problem.
That's four halfes. Maybe he has a clone after all. Man, Jumbo Visma are really stepping up the marginal gains thingy.Kuss is half Slovenian, half German, half American, half Andorran and half Forum meme.
That‘s five, actually.That's four halfes. Maybe he has a clone after all. Man, Jumbo Visma are really stepping up the marginal gains thingy.
Can you read? He's half a meme. 😉He's not a meme.
Very, very good point - which shows that you read my posts carefully, which I appreciate very much…how does the merger of jumbo visma and quickstep, and the move of roglic to bora, affect the comeback of patrik sinkewitz?
The way how the merger between Jumbo Vidma an Soudal Quickstep is unfolding I am glad that Roglic decided to leave the team. The level of clusterfu... is above 9000 and there is no end in sight. These circumstances will definitely affect remaining riders and team cohesion next year. It's going to be a drama, envy and dirty games between old and new teammates...
Rogla made the right move to leave the sinking ship sabotaged by its own captains (managers, directors and owners).
Half a loaf of bread is a loaf of breadCan you read? He's half a meme. 😉
This post is going to age really badlyThe way how the merger between Jumbo Vidma an Soudal Quickstep is unfolding I am glad that Roglic decided to leave the team. The level of clusterfu... is above 9000 and there is no end in sight. These circumstances will definitely affect remaining riders and team cohesion next year. It's going to be a drama, envy and dirty games between old and new teammates...
Rogla made the right move to leave the sinking ship sabotaged by its own captains (managers, directors and owners).
Not as badly as your boy GC rider turned to stage hunter. SH Remco😁This post is going to age really badly
Sheesh, rent freeNot as badly as your boy GC rider turned to stage hunter. SH Remco😁
I don't know about that... It's you who seems to have an OCD when it comes to Roglic Remco is not a factor for us as we are aiming for the big guns here. You know, Pog and Vingegaard... Vingegaard? Now that one is definitely rent freeSheesh, rent free
Is that really the case? I merely said that I don't think the merger will be an issue. Doesn't even have anything to do with Roglic. You for some weird reason immediately bring up Remco in the Roglic topic.I don't know about that... It's you who seems to have an OCD when it comes to Roglic
Lamberts knows both of these guys really well, and has been training them for years. That can also lead to complacency, of course. As Van Aert points out, it may be good to get out of the comfort zone a little bit and try something new, which is what he's going to do. Apparently Roglic is not.WvA confirms his coach is leaving (he doesn't seem particularly happy about it): https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/v...en-verfrissend-om-uit-comfortzone-te-stappen/
It's good for Rog though.
Lamberts knows both of these guys really well, and has been training them for years. That can also lead to complacency, of course. As Van Aert points out, it may be good to get out of the comfort zone a little bit and try something new, which is what he's going to do. Apparently Roglic is not.
It all started with your claim Roglic got lucky to win the Giro. Since in reality, it was quite the opposite (he got unlucky twice: once when he crashed and when he dropped his chain), I could only conclude you think he got lucky because Remco got sick. And here, I used humour to convey the idea, that Remco was in fact never a real threat in the Giro. An idea, that is supported by his failure to deliver GC results in la Vuelta and going for stages instead. Approach which I respect, BTW...Is that really the case? I merely said that I don't think the merger will be an issue. Doesn't even have anything to do with Roglic. You for some weird reason immediately bring up Remco in the Roglic topic.
Prep aside, pretty unfair on Evenepoel when he had to race against the strongest three riders in the race who were all on the same team while also having the strongest team in the race his his team wasn’t close to their level. All it took for Pog to blow up was two Jumbo leaders and a really strong team, took Evenepoel going up against three Jumbo leaders.It all started with your claim Roglic got lucky to win the Giro. Since in reality, it was quite the opposite (he got unlucky twice: once when he crashed and when he dropped his chain), I could only conclude you think he got lucky because Remco got sick. And here, I used humour to convey the idea, that Remco was in fact never a real threat in the Giro. An idea, that is supported by his failure to deliver GC results in la Vuelta and going for stages instead. Approach which I respect, BTW...
Now I got addicted to it and can't stop anymore .
Kuss was never a leader until he got the Red Jersey.Prep aside, pretty unfair on Evenepoel when he had to race against the strongest three riders in the race who were all on the same team while also having the strongest team in the race his his team wasn’t close to their level. All it took for Pog to blow up was two Jumbo leaders and a really strong team, took Evenepoel going up against three Jumbo leaders.
All it took Pogi to blow up in Granon was that he thought Roglic could be in the game so he covered all his attacks.Prep aside, pretty unfair on Evenepoel when he had to race against the strongest three riders in the race who were all on the same team while also having the strongest team in the race his his team wasn’t close to their level. All it took for Pog to blow up was two Jumbo leaders and a really strong team, took Evenepoel going up against three Jumbo leaders.