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Ayuso on a training ride, preparing for the Tour. Eye on the prize.
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Nevermind he's climbed off. Modern riders are too soft! Sean Kelly would win the stage with one eye
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Health comes first. Better to abandon, rest and refocus on the next goal of sabotaging pocagar's tour de france
I've been planting some 'Ayuso to the Tour propaganda' around in the hopes that we can cyberbully UAE management into doing so, the 'Roglic to Flanders' campaign is on temporary hiatus.
Good decision, with the legs he is having he will not be much help to del Toro anyway. At least he tried it.
People are too hard for these Young guys. He has been labeled an extreme talent since he was a teenager, and he has always had to deal with very high expectations.
On such a young age is only normal that you have some lessons to learn, and I think Ayuso has learned a lesson of teamwork over the last year from the way he talks. Too bad that he cannot show it in real life due to such a bad shape and injuries.
People are too hard for these Young guys. He has been labeled an extreme talent since he was a teenager, and he has always had to deal with very high expectations.
On such a young age is only normal that you have some lessons to learn, and I think Ayuso has learned a lesson of teamwork over the last year from the way he talks. Too bad that he cannot show it in real life due to such a bad shape and injuries.
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Yes, Marcel Wüst was cycling's first weakling.
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It‘s a huge disadvantage, Bini Girmay would have won all five monuments if not for his Champagne incident
JV had to abandon because he took banned meds for his sting (or maybe abandoned so that he could take the meds).
- Mar 20, 2022
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We have an answer and I was right. Selfish rider.
Not only Pog fans, but many others as well would like Ayuso helping Del Toro at earlier stages.
Ayuso fans and Del Toro haters disagree, of course.
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Imagine watching modern pro-cycling from a moralist (& very selectively moralist) standpoint? lol
I remember Geraint Thomas still talking about that time Froomey attacked him in the 2018 TdF when he was in yellow.
Now that's a betrayal. Ayuso meanwhile did what? Struggled to do a turn for Pog on the Galibier when Almeida was waving his arms around? It seems pretty weak as a reason to hate the guy.
I remember Geraint Thomas still talking about that time Froomey attacked him in the 2018 TdF when he was in yellow.
Now that's a betrayal. Ayuso meanwhile did what? Struggled to do a turn for Pog on the Galibier when Almeida was waving his arms around? It seems pretty weak as a reason to hate the guy.
He refused and did not want to help the team. Of course Almeida was frustrated seeing this.
It is not hateful to point that out. Dont generalise and spread false narratives.
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He wasn't struggling at all. He finished Galibier in front of Roglic and he didn't want to cooperate when Yates wasn't even working.
He should have DNS today after the sting and should have DNF already if his knee was that bad - but how bad was it when we saw him at the front of the peloton chasing Del Toro just a few days ago?
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I salute his selfishness then.
Seriously, before anyone says "ah but you're a hypocrite because what if he did that to Rog.." Rog isn't Pog. Rog needs all the help he can get. Pog meanwhile... nah. I find it slightly funny that Pog's fans get so salty over Ayuso not dying out there for Pog when they're also constantly boasting 24/7 about how Pog is the GOAT.
And let's be super honest here: interpretation of moral right and wrong in cycling is heavily biased. I've heard and seen it all. I saw an army of Froome fans screaming at Wiggins and Sky for not allowing Froomey to ride off and win the Tour in 2012 (even when he didn't actually stand a chance because Wiggins walloped him in the ITT's).
So yeah, 'betrayal' is subjective. It's also dependent on the severity of the issue. Which means is the teammate 'at fault' trying to seriously undermine the GC leader yes or no. The most you could accuse Ayuso of is riding for his own GC placing. Well behind Pog.
This only feels like you are very salty about Pog. No point in discussing anything more after you are exposing that, as it wont be an objective conversation about Ayuso actions affecting the team. As it is clear he didnt obey team orders and his teammates being frustrated with him because of it.
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This is where you are wrong. I don't like Ayuso because I am a fan of Pogacar. I don't like Ayuso because I am a fan of Almeida. What he did in the Tour is the reason we (portuguese fans in general) almost despise him. You go to a cycling portuguese forum or eurosport portugal on Facebook and almost everyone hates him.
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