Iljo Keisse Appreciation Thread

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barn yard said:
i was watching it live and i thought he was caught as well

from the aerial view as the bunch went into the last corner you could see that there was a rider stopped on the side of the road as the bunch came through

only after the camera zoomed in could you tell that it was an astana rider
That's the beauty of the call by Kirby that he was calling it as a regular fan would have seen it - he thought he'll be caught 'cause it's what happen most of the time, but he was glad he was wrong! Epic any way you want to see it!
 
cineteq said:
That's the beauty of the call by Kirby that he was calling it as a regular fan would have seen it - he thought he'll be caught 'cause it's what happen most of the time, but he was glad he was wrong! Epic any way you want to see it!

I think most people were fooled by the other rider on the side of the road. Great call and great finish. I was very happy to see him win.
 
“When I was in the lead at the Tour of Turkey [stage 7 - ed], Kurt van Roosbroeck - a soigneur who was at that fatal Giro - drove beside me. “He shouted: ‘Come on, mate. Hang in there, mate. Believe it, mate.’” he laughed. “He did that because the end of each sentence sounded like Wouter. Without saying his name, I felt Wouters presence. A few months ago I found those things difficult, now it does me good.” :)

Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/1...Weylandt-is-always-with-me.aspx#ixzz1tztXYvOX

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El Pistolero said:
How does mate sound like Wouter Weylandt?

Well, the shouting was probably in Dutch, but I can't think of a plausible translation to Dutch that makes it sound like 'Wouter', but maybe someone else can.
 
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Perhaps "maat" in a Flemish dialect. They probably called Wouter "Wout".

Yeah, sounds alike.

Komaan eh moat!
 
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El Pistolero said:
Then that sentence is wrong.

no it's not, by the DS saying that, he and Iljo knew that is how Wout talked to Iljo, in whatever language or translation. from that perspective, the sentence is grammatically correct.

I too loved the hug the Accent rider (Belgian) gives him after the win, you can tell that the peloton likes and respects Iljo.
 
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El Pistolero said:
How does mate sound like Wouter Weylandt?

Toen ik in de Ronde van Turkije voorop reed, kwam Kurt van Roosbroeck, een verzorger die in de fatale Giro was, naast mij rijden. Hij riep: komaan hé, maat. Volhouden hé, maat. Geloof erin hé, maat. (lacht) Hij deed dat omdat Wouter op het einde van elke zin maat zei. Zonder zijn naam uit te spreken, voelde ik Wouters aanwezigheid.

http://www.nieuwsblad.be/article/detail.aspx?articleid=D73PMPE0