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Clearly not in that form, but he's going in that direction. Still with little luck, or little help, he would of won todayjaylew said:You mean like at LBL? You obviously didn't understand my post at all. Again, he's not on the form he had in the Ardennes.Moviestar said:jaylew said:Exactly. I think he was unsure of his legs going in. He saw that he won the sprint for 3rd and thought that given the right circumstance, he could have won. He certainly wasn't supremely confident in them like he was at Flèche and Liège. He wasn't strong enough to go after Alexis, bringing the group, and then outsprint them all as he did in Liège.Mr.White said:He knows now, didn't know thenBigMac said:How wasn't he sure about his strenght when he just said he had the legs to win?![]()
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If he was feeling great at that moment he would have gone with Dan when he went after Alexis. It would have been a classic Valverde move and he was in a good position to do it.
And you think everyone will allow an attack of Valverde? In that way he drags Froomey,Purito and the others in his wheel along and risks the possibility of a counter of Purito or someone else. Along with Sagan he is the most marked rider.