Of course. But maybe it wasn't me who started this.Hey man, one request: I like to roll my eyes whenever remco fans talk about remco derangement syndrom, I would like to keep doing that, could you by any chance please not prove them right?
Of course. But maybe it wasn't me who started this.Hey man, one request: I like to roll my eyes whenever remco fans talk about remco derangement syndrom, I would like to keep doing that, could you by any chance please not prove them right?
Started what? Maybe you don't need to be so insecure and feel the need to immediately defend Pogacar by attacking riders that have nothing to do with the discussion, which you purely do to offend the users trying to have an active discussion about Pogacar's role in Ayuso's leaving.Of course. But maybe it wasn't me who started this.
I dont nag or criticize he has his own ambitions never done that, thats fair, its competitors, you want that but at the same time expect him to fullfill his job simulatiously at times is the bare minimum, if he cant do that, criticisme is also justified, thats my point and nothing new.
There are also people that say his teammates don’t like him, clearly they doThe mistreatment of Ayuso continues to be strange. He has left the team, but Jay Vine worked for him the other day, and Soler works for him today.
There´ll still be people who say that he is mistreated.
Some of the takes on this thread, honestly.Pogacar decides his own schedule and doesn't listen to the GM. He decides which riders ride where, and as show during the Giro influences who should be the leader during a GT. Having so much power within the team, and behaving like he does shows he's similar to Armstrong.
That can be your take. I’ve followed cycling long enough and went through the Armstrong era to understand what this is.Some of the takes on this thread, honestly.
I'm sure Pogacar has a significant say in his own schedule, and probably gets a say in who rides with him at particular races too. That seems fairly normal for the top rider on a team, and I'd imagine that's probably similar for riders like Vingegaard and MdvP. But you seem to think Pogacar is deciding exactly who rides which race, which is such a wild take I can't even cope. Do you really think he cares who rides the Circuito Getxo? He also doesn't have complete control over his own schedule, as shown by the fact that he was at the UAE Tour this year, and can't get out of the Tour, when it seems he wouldn't mind a year off.
As for your ideas about the Giro...you seem to have decided this based on one congratulatory Instagram post Pogacar made about del Toro. I may be misremembering, but my recollection is that UAE were committed to Ayuso past the point at which many spectators thought they ought to be riding for del Toro. On stage 15, they even chased down an attack containing del Toro to support Ayuso, no? It's a wild take to suggest that Pogacar somehow ruined Ayuso's chances in the Giro by making a nice Instagram post about del Toro.
He's the one who's angry because he says he's being harmed. Having two teammates working for him is harming to himHow can UAE be mad at him, when he keeps winning them stages.
How can UAE be mad at him, when he keeps winning them stages.
Depends on what happens on Mozqueta tomorrow.
Where did he say UAE harmed him today during the race?He's the one who's angry because he says he's being harmed. Having two teammates working for him is harming to him![]()
It’s already been talked about that Almeida didn’t pull because he was dropped and the other time you bring up Almeida was next in line in front of Pogacar but Pogacar just skipped Almeida and attacked. When called upon, Almeida worked. That’s not what Ayuso did.Nothing in this Giro particularly stood out unless we're supposed to believe Ayuso dropped on purpose while still riding for his own GC.
It's really only this gigantic thing because he failed to pull for Pogacar once in the Tour de France, and Almeida made a huge deal about it. Ironically enough, Almeida failed to pull for Pogacar in that exact same way several times throughout the Tour.
Isn’t that when Roche didn’t trust anyone bar other English members of staff or other riders and was looking out for anyone Italian.1987 Giro Roche and Eddy Schepers vs Visentini and the rest of the team (Carrera). Roche said "I did not attack Visentini, I followed the breaks". At the start of Stage 15, Visentini led Roche by 2 mins 42 secs. Roche put nearly 7 minutes into Visentini in the stage by following the breaks. Roche won the giro and Visentini ended up abandoning. It's known as the great betrayal and was the most dramatic inter-team rivalry.
The mistreatment of Ayuso continues to be strange. He has left the team, but Jay Vine worked for him the other day, and Soler works for him today.
There´ll still be people who say that he is mistreated.