Fun fact: this thread made a hunderd pages since September 12th 2023. Compare that to Remco's thread, which needed additional 13 days to reach that number...I think it’s wild we are still debating Vuelta race tactics.
Fun fact: this thread made a hunderd pages since September 12th 2023. Compare that to Remco's thread, which needed additional 13 days to reach that number...I think it’s wild we are still debating Vuelta race tactics.
Without Logic is your friend there is noone able to balance out CyclistAbi in the remco-corner.Fun fact: this thread made a hunderd pages since September 12th 2023. Compare that to Remco's thread, which needed additional 13 days to reach that number...
@CyclistAbi is undoubtedly the fan number one of Roglic. He will never turn his back on him for sure.Without Logic is your friend there is noone able to balance out CyclistAbi in the remco-corner.
Believe it or not, CyclistAbi would qualify as a moderate Roglic fan in Slovenia. True Roglic fans hate Pogacar. They root for Vingegaard against the poor Pog.@CyclistAbi is undoubtedly the fan number one of Roglic. He will never turn his back on him for sure.
Roglic can trust 100% on his family, and 110% on @CyclistAbi .
I thought slovenian fans root for the two slovenians. There's a strong rivality in slovenia between roglic fans and pogacar fans?Believe it or not, CyclistAbi would qualify as a moderate Roglic fan in Slovenia. True Roglic fans hate Pogacar. They root for Vingegaard against the poor Pog.
Not that much anymore, luckily. But in 2020 there was definitely quite some hate towards Pog in Slovenia - the reason being him winning TDF over Roglic. Even Pog’s mom had to do some media damage limitation by stating she feels sorry for Roglic…I thought slovenian fans root for the two slovenians. There's a strong rivality in slovenia between roglic fans and pogacar fans?
Is there some reason for that hate between them?
Who is more popular in slovenia? Roglic or doncic?Not that much anymore, luckily. But in 2020 there was definitely quite some hate towards Pog in Slovenia - the reason being him winning TDF over Roglic. Even Pog’s mom had to do some media damage limitation by stating she feels sorry for Roglic…
Like I said, it’s way better now, but I’m guessing Roglic is still more popular than Pog in Slovenia… It’s understandable to some degree - Roglic really put Slovenia on the map and did things we never thought were possible for a Slovenian.
Basketball is still more popular in Slovenia then cycling (in terms of pro sports, not free time). Younger generation Dončič, older probably Roglič. If Dončič manages to lead Slo to any cup win, then he takes the nr. 1 spot. If R. wins Tour, he becomes god himself.Who is more popular in slovenia? Roglic or doncic?
It was a exaggerated hate against pogi in 2020, because he just did his thing, fortunately for him he was stronger, but he never was disrespectful or showed some arrogance against roglic after his victory.
Pog had bad timing winning Tour. It was all set for Roglič completing the unthinkable and the whole country was rooting for him. For that ski jumper from unknown little country that suffered so much to get there. People went ballistic when countryman took that moment away from them.Who is more popular in slovenia? Roglic or doncic?
It was a exaggerated hate against pogi in 2020, because he just did his thing, fortunately for him he was stronger, but he never was disrespectful or showed some arrogance against roglic after his victory.
Word! If you have normal life, work, kids, hobbies... You cant follow up threads, especially Rogličs.You make about 5 of these kind of posts everyday
There is a lot of "instant" fans, who cheer for Roglič, because of drama at PDBF and because he is modest... I think if Roglič ends with cycling they still cheer for ex. JumboVisma and not for Pogi. That are not real fans, real fans know that is amazing to have so many good cyclists in small Slovenia and cheer for everyone.I thought slovenian fans root for the two slovenians. There's a strong rivality in slovenia between roglic fans and pogacar fans?
Is there some reason for that hate between them?
Use the ignore feature if you want to skip those posts.Word! If you have normal life, work, kids, hobbies... You cant follow up threads, especially Rogličs.
No offence, i like your(Abi) writing, but too much is too much.
Replay on every post, no matter what.
I still have 5 pages of that thread to read.
Agree with the part that new cycling fans (who started watching cycling with Roglic) have a harder time accepting Pog. I think they do not fully understand what Pog is doing here. In Slovenia, there was traditionally no coverage of the classics - Tour and Giro and that was it. To really comprehend Pog's value, you need to know broader aspects of the sport, know its history... Once you do that, it's really hard not to root for him if he's your compatriot.There is a lot of "instant" fans, who cheer for Roglič, because of drama at PDBF and because he is modest... I think if Roglič ends with cycling they still cheer for ex. JumboVisma and not for Pogi. That are not real fans, real fans know that is amazing to have so many good cyclists in small Slovenia and cheer for everyone.
Imagine Belgians to have such a class of cyclists?
Him losing Tour against Jonas and Roglič not being there helped the most.Agree with the part that new cycling fans (who started watching cycling with Roglic) have a harder time accepting Pog. I think they do not fully understand what Pog is doing here. In Slovenia, there was traditionally no coverage of the classics - Tour and Giro and that was it. To really comprehend Pog's value, you need to know broader aspects of the sport, know its history... Once you do that, it's really hard not to root for him if he's your compatriot.
I think what helped with the transition to liking the guy is also Pog's character. You are mentioning Roglic's modesty - a virtue in Slovenia, no doubt about that. And Pog could come out as arrogant at the beginning of his career due to his ambition/success at a very young age. Showing a glimpse of his personality earned him many fans in his home country in my opinion.
Use the ignore feature if you want to skip those posts.
Word! If you have normal life, work, kids, hobbies... You cant follow up threads, especially Rogličs.
No offence, i like your(Abi) writing, but too much is too much.
Replay on every post, no matter what.
I still have 5 pages of that thread to read.
Didn't a Single poster contribute 80% of those? Seems like the same tired arguments, anyway. No one is racing GTs yet so last year is soooooooooo last year!Fun fact: this thread made a hunderd pages since September 12th 2023. Compare that to Remco's thread, which needed additional 13 days to reach that number...
Didn't a Single poster contribute 80% of those? Seems like the same tired arguments, anyway. No one is racing GTs yet so last year is soooooooooo last year!
Lol at this video...
I for one will be nervous if Jonas beats Roglic/Remco in the one-weeks. We need them to be better where they are strong. So Roglic winning all early encounters would be grand.Pogi, if winning Giro and on top of that likely some other races, in such case his Tour participation should be a rather relaxed one.
Remco, winning some one day races would enable him to go to the Tour rather relaxed. Winning one stage race would likely make him a favourite, betting sites.
Jonas, he has no real competition at Visma and as such his Tour leadership role is secured. So he could win all prep stage races or lose them all. The sentiment would still be the same. Jonas is best at the Tour and this means nothing.
Rogla, losing all stage races, prior to the Tour, i don't really see that as an option. Winning all? That would shift the dynamics in outer space. We'll see.