It'll take a problem with Pogacar to open that door. Roglic needs something solid to reconfirm he's on the right trajectory but Jorgenson isn't his match yet.Jorgenson will win the Tour.
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It'll take a problem with Pogacar to open that door. Roglic needs something solid to reconfirm he's on the right trajectory but Jorgenson isn't his match yet.Jorgenson will win the Tour.
Of course not, i was just a "joking" after jorgenson beating them on PN.It'll take a problem with Pogacar to open that door. Roglic needs something solid to reconfirm he's on the right trajectory but Jorgenson isn't his match yet.
For 2nd place?With how the things are going, I believe the Tour is going to be a battle between Roglič and Ayuso.
Click baiting drama regarding Roglic and his injuries when the article opens with and is titled after Kamna. Yes, perfect.I know these may not be comparable injuries but if he could come back after the fall in 2021 the way he did - already in Olympic ITT and especially in La Vuelta (arguably his best performance ever) on such short notice then I’m having a hard time believing there’s upcoming trouble for this years TdF. I think this is just some click baiting drama now and they’re probably gonna milk this cow dry before the TdF starts…
AGR and FW he’d be in for a shot in form, LBL no chance based off his history on long distance. 2020 was a weird year with the race in October. Either way to him only the Tour matters and this could be his best chance. In hindsight he could have had better odds staying at Jumbo in order to have the better team.so presumably Ardennes are out too.
There's only so much of Fleche being won by 3rd rate murito riders I can take. The King of San Luca should reign on San Luca's overrated bastard half brother as wellAGR and FW he’d be in for a shot in form, LBL no chance based off his history on long distance. 2020 was a weird year with the race in October. Either way to him only the Tour matters and this could be his best chance. In hindsight he could have had better odds staying at Jumbo in order to have the better team.
Oh my lord, ardennes will be dreadful too... I just hope he is at 100% in May to prepare the Tourhttps://www.sportschau.de/radsport/video-radsport-bora-hansgrohe-ralph-denk-100.html
Here is an interview with Ralph Denk, who also explained how things are going with Roglič at the moment. He has a pretty big hematoma in the knee and abrasions all over the body. He should be able to get back on the bike soon, but at the moment only moderate indoor training is possible. If he can get back on the bike (outside) within the next couple of days, this should only be a minor setback regarding TdF preparation. If he can't train on the bike for a longer period, then it will be really difficult to make up for this.![]()
Ok then - so in the last couple of days we've got news of how Vingegaard is gonna make it to the Tour, maybe even at 100% and then we've got news of how Roglic could have real problems making it to the Tour in shape. Nothing to see here, no drama, just some stuff we should unconditionally agree with...Click baiting drama regarding Roglic and his injuries when the article opens with and is titled after Kamna. Yes, perfect.
This is Sportschau, boy. Not your nearest BILD.
Ugh...Ok then - so in the last couple of days we've got news of how Vingegaard is gonna make it to the Tour, maybe even at 100% and then we've got news of how Roglic could have real problems making it to the Tour in shape. Nothing to see here, no drama, just some stuff we should unconditionally agree with...
And don't be ridiculous calling other people "boy", you're making a fool of yourself with your condescending attitude.
Very admirable knowledge of media landscape, good job. However, I don't question the reliability of the media outlet or this specific piece of news. The latter is pretty much a given since it's, well, a video... I'm talking about the fact that Roglic related news sell. That's why they're asking Denk about him, that's why Denk is talking about him and that's why he's getting paid as much as he is. If you're trying to convince me these people are out for bare facts and as opposed to trying to sell stuff it's not me who lacks understanding...Ugh...
First of all, what the hell does the reporting re. Vingegaard have to do with anything? Did you see Merijn Zeeman, Richard Plugge or Grischa Niermann give an interview to NOS to talk about Vingegaards health? No, you did not. That would be the equivalent of what happend here. Sportschau, like the German BBC, holds an interview with Ralph Denk, more or less the CEO of the team to talk about several topics, including Roglic, Kamna and red and yellow cards in cycling. They ask him 'Hey man, what's up with Roglic?'. He gives an explanation that Roglic has a knee hematoma, how his recovery can go several ways, best case scenario, worst case scenario. All he can factually say is that Roglic can only train at very low volume on the home trainer right now, and we will have to see how things progress.
Wow, so much clickbait going on here, disgusting.
I hope you understand now, boy.
I didn't see anything but the summery in the post here and had the same knee jerk reaction as you did. Most of the post is fine and makes sense but ending it with:Very admirable knowledge of media landscape, good job. However, I don't question the reliability of the media outlet or this specific piece of news. The latter is pretty much a given since it's, well, a video... I'm talking about the fact that Roglic related news sell. That's why they're asking Denk about him, that's why Denk is talking about him and that's why he's getting paid as much as he is. If you're trying to convince me these people are out for bare facts and as opposed to trying to sell stuff it's not me who lacks understanding...
Other than that, we're done.
I didn't see anything but the summery in the post here and had the same knee jerk reaction as you did. Most of the post is fine and makes sense but ending it with:
"If he can't train on the bike for a longer period, then it will be really difficult to make up for this."
Was what made me go eh? The span from "minor setback to this might be catastrophic" was too much for me. Feels like trying to cook things up. Yeah I know they are covering all the bases, but still.
These are Denk's words. Neither I nor the journalist made this up.I didn't see anything but the summery in the post here and had the same knee jerk reaction as you did. Most of the post is fine and makes sense but ending it with:
"If he can't train on the bike for a longer period, then it will be really difficult to make up for this."
Was what made me go eh? The span from "minor setback to this might be catastrophic" was too much for me. Feels like trying to cook things up. Yeah I know they are covering all the bases, but still.
It will be enough for him, to win Fleche wallone.I've just read from a Slovenian source, that Roglič will compete on both 1 day races next week even though he won't be 100% ready for them. Source of that information was Mr. Denk according to Slovenian web site.
I don't believe he can win anything right now. Injuries, a bit of fear of riding in the bunch, form dropped. Just staying on the bike would be fine.It will be enough for him, to win Fleche wallone.
I already expressed my opinion - based on zero facts, of courseI've just read from a Slovenian source, that Roglič will compete on both 1 day races next week even though he won't be 100% ready for them. Source of that information was Mr. Denk according to Slovenian web site.
I've just read from a Slovenian source, that Roglič will compete on both 1 day races next week even though he won't be 100% ready for them. Source of that information was Mr. Denk according to Slovenian web site.
I share your low expectations for FW and LBL though, but I wouldn't be surprised if he shows up at the start...
I don’t think he usually does, but this may be a bit of an exceptional situation because he’s lacking race days with his new team.Does Rogla even start races he doesn't think he can win? I'm not trying to get my hopes up but I really don't see the point of riding around the Mur de Huy in circles if he doesn't think he has the kick to win it. Liège is a different matter of course because it's a monument (& Pog is there).
Started WCRR in Leuven, and Denain and Sanremo in 2022I speed read this post so fast I read "Mr. Roglič" for some reason. I was thinking wow how very... formal.
Does Rogla even start races he doesn't think he can win? I'm not trying to get my hopes up but I really don't see the point of riding around the Mur de Huy in circles if he doesn't think he has the kick to win it. Liège is a different matter of course because it's a monument (& Pog is there).