I would hate to know what kind of situation you'd have to end up in for your life to depend on asserting dominance over a carton of milk... some kind of weird dystopia where dairy products comes alive?
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I would hate to know what kind of situation you'd have to end up in for your life to depend on asserting dominance over a carton of milk... some kind of weird dystopia where dairy products comes alive?
Wilco: Now listen here milk, i've had about enough of your shenan...
Milk: Shut your piehole Wilco! And by the way, from now on your name is Milko.
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Somewhere...
"Coul've won"?
If anything Hindley might have had a shot if Sunweb played for him earlier, but they hung on to Kelderman for a long ass time, and he finished a 1'29 down despite TGH not going full gas on the final ascents of Sestriere and Torre di Fraele simply because he was occupied with Hindley.
In Dutch cycling jargon we have this term called 'koershardheid'. In a nutshell it translates to 'race toughness'. Kelderman, however, never speaks of koershardheid, but instead, unjokingly, says koersheidhard. Raceness tough. Very off-topic, but I had to share.
There are a high percentage of lactose intolerant cyclists that would argue they've lost that battle already. My weakest sympathies for them but thanks for the extra cheese!
I think you're forgetting about a guy called Rohan Dennis, but anyway: I'll admit that Kelderman probably wouldn't have won that Giro anyway. Once again, not really my point, as this was a discussion about Kelderman possibly going rogue, which is highly unlikely. Even you would have to agree.
Contract year, and he's very ambitious. But as with Kelderman, he has of course also pledged loyalty to Roglic for the Giro.
Wilco has already taken over this thread...
That carton is now crying over spilt milk.
That carton is now crying over spilt milk.
Well, contrary to Roglic he has actually said that he didn't want to go to the Giro, and he's said to everyone who wants to hear it that he considers leaving the team to get more chances for himself, so you could be right there
They both pledged their loyalty because they expect him to drop out
I know I meme van Aert but I would sooner go for GT GC with Van Aert than Tobias frigging Foss.
It's about what Foss believes. He thinks he can top-10 again, possibly top-5 - his words.
There are - apparently - conflicting reports on whether or not he's happy with this situation. Norwegian posters say he's fine with it. We'll see.
At least he's moving in the right direction. Two years ago he was talking about winning the TDF.
He's not gonna find a better than Jumbo to be his best possible verson.Well, contrary to Roglic he has actually said that he didn't want to go to the Giro, and he's said to everyone who wants to hear it that he considers leaving the team to get more chances for himself, so you could be right there
I saw the interview and it appeared more like he wanted a chance to ride the Tour rather than Giro again.Well, contrary to Roglic he has actually said that he didn't want to go to the Giro, and he's said to everyone who wants to hear it that he considers leaving the team to get more chances for himself, so you could be right there
I also think Foss is probably a bit wary of needing a new contract so he does want some chances for himself to show his potential
Uno-x is showing interest in Foss. If he really wants to ride a GT as leader...
Foss has to be a target for Uno X if they are serious moving forward as there are only so many Danes and Norwegians.
Just get Vingegaard, Asgreen, Mads Pedersen and Skjelmose, and they should be alright.
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