Teams & Riders Jonas Vingegaard thread: Love in Iberia

[Netserk]

Vingegaard "Chicken" Rasmussen eats Riis for breakfast!

 

[Vino's Mum]

I’m forever disappointed by the lack of Bo Hamburger in Jonas’s thread title, what with him being a) Danish, and b) edible.

 

[RedheadDane]

I’m forever disappointed by the lack of Bo Hamburger in Jonas’s thread title, what with him being a) Danish, and b) edible.

I'm pretty sure there's nothing edible about the word "vingegaard"...

 

[Samu Cuenca]

I'm pretty sure there's nothing edible about the word "vingegaard"...

There's "egg" in the word "vineggggard".

 

[theyoungest]

I'm pretty sure there's nothing edible about the word "vingegaard"...

Surely his name is related to the English word "vineyard". That would make it quite edible (and potable).

 

[Netserk]

Surely his name is related to the English word "vineyard". That would make it quite edible (and potable).

vinge — ODS

Søgning på “vinge” i ODS. Find betydning, stavning, synonymer og meget mere i historisk dansk (år 1700-1950).

ordnet.dk

7.6) (nu næppe br.) om del af bygning; dels om kirkes sideskib, dels om fløj (I.5) af bygning. mand kunde gaae af den Syndre Winge (paa domkirken i Hamar) ind i Capellet. LTid.1741.405. EPont.Atlas.II.119.121. jf.: Hospitalet (er) bygget i et Kors . . Mellem to af Korsets Vinger er Indgangen. Nye Hygæa.IV.(1824).388.

A wing of a building.

 

[Krzysztof_O]

The thread title should be The Skeletor from Vingehgore
The Vingegaard is Pogi's kryptonite thread is good as well.

 

[cen]

How about ".. is the new alpha mutant" ?

 

[Krzysztof_O]

How about ".. is the new alpha mutant" ?

This is perfect but for another part of the forum.

 

[cen]

This is perfect but for another part of the forum.

Ah yes.. the Games and Fantasy Cycling. 🙂

 

[RedheadDane]

Surely his name is related to the English word "vineyard". That would make it quite edible (and potable).

There's a farm called 'Vingegaard', I suppose you do produce edible things at a farm...

 

[Vino's Mum]

I'm pretty sure there's nothing edible about the word "vingegaard"...

Jonas Vingegaard has a fishy past, though you can’t eat beat him

 

[theyoungest]

vinge — ODS

Søgning på “vinge” i ODS. Find betydning, stavning, synonymer og meget mere i historisk dansk (år 1700-1950).

ordnet.dk

7.6) (nu næppe br.) om del af bygning; dels om kirkes sideskib, dels om fløj (I.5) af bygning. mand kunde gaae af den Syndre Winge (paa domkirken i Hamar) ind i Capellet. LTid.1741.405. EPont.Atlas.II.119.121. jf.: Hospitalet (er) bygget i et Kors . . Mellem to af Korsets Vinger er Indgangen. Nye Hygæa.IV.(1824).388.

A wing of a building.

I'm not an expert on the Danish language, but I would guess that etymologically Vingegaard probably doesn't mean "wing of a building-farm". Seems to me like it's a variant on the spelling of "vingaard", i.e. vineyard.

 

[Netserk]

I'm not an expert on the Danish language, but I would guess that etymologically Vingegaard probably doesn't mean "wing of a building-farm". Seems to me like it's a variety on the spelling of "vingaard", i.e. vineyard.

I can with absolute certainty rule that out.

 

[Andy schleck]

He doesn't fish, he chops them up. Thomas today, Evenepoel yesterday.

"Today you show the world who's the strongest".

Mythical words.

 

[kn0s]

Wing-farm. Family probably had a poultry farm. Think a title with chicken makes sense.

 

[RedheadDane]

Wing-farm. Family probably had a poultry farm. Think a title with chicken makes sense.

Or, they had some sort of connection to the actual 'Vingegaard' farm, near the village of Vinge.
The problem with a thread title with 'Chicken' in it, is that it leads the thoughts to MR, and that should be avoided!

 

[kn0s]

Or, they had some sort of connection to the actual 'Vingegaard' farm, near the village of Vinge.
The problem with a thread title with 'Chicken' in it, is that it leads the thoughts to MR, and that should be avoided!

You're probably right about the MR reference. I'm not too bothered by the history of cycling, but some are.

 

[RedheadDane]

You're probably right about the MR reference. I'm not too bothered by the history of cycling, but some are.

I'm bothered by the fact that MR still has a role in cycling...

 

[theyoungest]

Or, they had some sort of connection to the actual 'Vingegaard' farm, near the village of Vinge.
The problem with a thread title with 'Chicken' in it, is that it leads the thoughts to MR, and that should be avoided!

That certainly makes more sense than "Wing Farm".

Jonas, being Danish and being called Rasmussen (like half of the country) will probably always be compared to the Chicken. And it has to be said, he does remind me of him a bit, sometimes. I don't mean in the Clinic sense, but they're physically quite similar. Jonas in yellow does look a bit like MR in yellow.

 

[RedheadDane]

Jonas, being Danish and being called Rasmussen (like half of the country) will probably always be compared to the Chicken. And it has to be said, he does remind me of him a bit, sometimes. I don't mean in the Clinic sense, but they're physically quite similar. Jonas in yellow does look a bit like MR in yellow.

"Vingegaard, by far the better Rasmussen".
Though, it's worth noting that 'Rasmussen' doesn't even appear on his official UCI profile.

 

[theyoungest]

"Vingegaard, by far the better Rasmussen".
Though, it's worth noting that 'Rasmussen' doesn't even appear on his official UCI profile.

I think he has quite deliberately not included the name in all of his official accounts and so on.

 

[RedheadDane]

I think he has quite deliberately not included the name in all of his official accounts and so on.

Given the trend among Danish riders in recent years, I wouldn't have been too surprised if he'd changed his name to 'Vingegaard Hansen'. However, that doesn't appear to be the case.

 

[tobydawq]

I'm bothered by the fact that MR still has a role in cycling...

Why?

 

[tobydawq]

Jonas Rasmussen - Michael's younger brother