Cyclistabi can you please stop posting nonsense
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Cyclistabi can you please stop posting nonsense
Probably @CyclistAbi and all Roglic fans of this forum loved Sky era, and want back the Sky/ineos days, because they clearly want final mountain sprints!@CyclistAbi I wish you were here in the Sky thread 2013-2018. would have been incredible. keep going
@CyclistAbi I wish you were here in the Sky thread 2013-2018. would have been incredible. keep going
Probably @CyclistAbi and all Roglic fans of this forum loved Sky era, and want back the Sky/ineos days, because they clearly want final mountain sprints!
llmaestro99 can you please click ignore button if poster bothers you so muchCyclistabi can you please stop posting nonsense
He actually did. If you believe Sepp Kuss, that is.We've been over this before: No one would have told him no in that situation, but he didn't clear it with his teammates, which we know eventually meant it did more harm than good.
Well he’s so good in GTs there’s not much to criticize.They are more concerned about what Vingegaard does after the stage than what he does during the stage. I don't care if before or after the stage he calls his wife instead of doing backflips to the pool, or telling jokes during the flash interview.
I care about him giving entertaining and legendary performances.
He actually did. If you believe Sepp Kuss, that is.
There was really nothing wrong with Vingo's attack. In fact it was the smart thing to do, smarter than one of those three riding on the front and sacrificing himself... for what or for whom? It's UAE's incredibly dumb tactics that were the problem here. You don't expect when you attack that the main rival basically hands you the win.
I would also ban kids on podiums. They don't belong there and take away from celebration.
I find it funny and basically an act of a spineless person (to call the wife immediately after every stage). How depended can you be to call her every god damn time and tell what? "I'm sweaty as hell and a bit tired, how was your day honey? Are kids alright? Can i go to bathroom now"?
Call her from the car or from the background after the race if you must. Not the first minute you step down from the bike on the rollers while others are tying to congratulate or talk to you and cameras are still rolling.
I would also ban kids on podiums. They don't belong there and take away from celebration.
They are mostly little shitts anyway, who, on the podium, only serve to cater to base sentilentlism and obfuscating propaganda.
They are mostly little shitts anyway, who, on the podium, only serve to cater to base sentilentlism and obfuscating propaganda.
It doesn't matter if it's a new thing or not. It should be banned.Kids on the podium isn't a new thing, so you might as well get used to it.
Three right off the bat.It doesn't matter if it's a new thing or not. It should be banned.
There is basically no other sport where winners bring their kids to the podium ceremony after the match/race.
Motorsport...none. Athletics... none. Team sports... none. Tennis...noap. Simply no. There are always exceptions, but in cycling it's basically a rule. Soon guys will start bringing up their grandmas or pets.
While we’re at it, still cycling but you really loved this rider with his kid:It doesn't matter if it's a new thing or not. It should be banned.
There is basically no other sport where winners bring their kids to the podium ceremony after the match/race.
Motorsport...none. Athletics... none. Team sports... none. Tennis...noap. Simply no. There are always exceptions, but in cycling it's basically a rule. Soon guys will start bringing up their grandmas or pets.
A podium without Lev is simply boring.While we’re at it, still cycling but you really loved this rider with his kid:
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Carapaz will be at Gran Camino.
Carapaz, gaudu, quintana, bernal, lenny martinez, good opponents for vingegaard test himself against them.
There is no best way possible. They'd have invited criticism no matter what they did. If they'd told them to quit racing and make it a procession to the finish for the second half of the Vuelta, I'm pretty sure the cycling police wouldn't have enjoyed that either And in this particular stage, what should they have done, scream in the radio "whatever you do, do not attack! Do not attack!" ?Kuss is not used to being the guy calling the shots, and Roglič is too passive aggressive to voice his concerns right away (maybe he has to speak to his wife first )
I'm not saying Vingegaard did much wrong, but I can understand why Roglič wasn't happy about it afterwards, cause to him it felt like a stab in the back. But it ultimately falls back on the team for having not handled the situation in the best way possible. That said, I doubt it would have been easy for Plugge to have kept them all happy if he had been around for the whole race.
Yeah, if there's one guy who involves his family in every podium appearance and every interview, it's Roglic! And there's nothing wrong with that. His fans just need to chill.While we’re at it, still cycling but you really loved this rider with his kid:
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A podium without Lev is simply boring.
Also, why would you care about that? Who are we to decide what is best for the kid or the cyclist. Let people do whatever they want if it doesn't harm anyone. If these are the things that irritate you, your life is pretty good.So who are we to ban these guys sharing their joy with their kids after being away from them for so long?
There is no best way possible. They'd have invited criticism no matter what they did. If they'd told them to quit racing and make it a procession to the finish for the second half of the Vuelta, I'm pretty sure the cycling police wouldn't have enjoyed that either And in this particular stage, what should they have done, scream in the radio "whatever you do, do not attack! Do not attack!" ?