My primary problem with Team Radio Shack is that there is a guy on your team that I used to love until maybe 7 months ago when he came out of retirement and started to make all kinds of blustery commotion like a 700 pound gorilla. Apparently he thought that all his accomplishments he achieved when he was younger and his cycling career was still active should translate into his being the new leader of Team Astana.
It really doesn't work that way, Jens. 'dis ain't the Learning Annex or University of Phoenix.
Astana has (at least for the time being) a man who can do on a steep climb what other tdf winners can only fantasize about. Even non-cyclists sit back in awe when they watch his attacks. If your number 1 rider has the legs for it, then he can show us who is Boss on the Road, not on his Twitter account and in fawning media like Versus. And a hundred other places where sniveling journalists report every poisonous word out of his mouth.
Instead, your number 1 rider spent his time attacking the best rider in the world, to Contador's credit, he said very little relative to the onslaught of manure heaped upon him by the guy I once loved but was really quickly getting tired of for his utter classlessness. Jens have you heard the vile drivel from a spoiled brat who must not think he 'has it' any longer so instead wages a relentless campaign to distract his rival and whine like a 3 year old until he gets to be team leader? Or does one have to check their brain at the door when working for a has been?
I don't think you or the 2009 tdf 3rd place sourpuss-on-the-podium realize the irreparable harm he did to his own reputation. It's kind of baffling to me that anyone, ANYONE associated with Team Radio Shack isn't well aware of how he has polarized so many people, especially former fans. We ought to be marveling in the accomplishments of 2009. Instead, He p*e's all over his own parade
You have got to be living in a bubble if you don't get it.
He couldn't let his legs do the talking for him in 2009 and I doubt 2010 will be any better. And probably a lot worse.
But hey, Jens, that's just me.
Cheerio.