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Spit in the soup @Spitinthesoup · Oct 31
I still can't believe Vaughters didn't do anything to keep Morton.
Hands down the most interesting guy of the peloton
Also kind of weird that a 'clean team' basically says: “Sorry dude, we need results.”
Arnout said:That's like saying any business that makes money is evil.
What's really weird is the way in which that Tweet completely distorts reality.Benotti69 said:Spit in the soup @Spitinthesoup · Oct 31
I still can't believe Vaughters didn't do anything to keep Morton.
Hands down the most interesting guy of the peloton
Also kind of weird that a 'clean team' basically says: “Sorry dude, we need results.”
Nothing weird about it at all..........aint that right JV![]()
I’m not really interested in the WorldTour for next season. I told my agent I wasn’t really interested in doing the same thing next year.
Vaughters said that he understood what the rider was going through.
“Lachlan in one form or other has raced with me since he was 16 years old. I am friends with Lachlan’s family. I think he is a great kid. I want to support his career and so on, but with the mentality that he has – and I say that not in a negative sense…it is just Lachlan is a smart guy, he is creative, he is a little bit of a free spirit.”
“He needs to rediscover why he wants to be a professional bike rider. I think if you ask him today, the constraints of the WorldTour, the rigidity of it, the scheduling, the organisation – all of that is really hard for him,” he said.
“I think he is just the guy who likes to go out, ride his bike fast, and just love it because he loves it. But I think he sort of lost that love a little bit in the extreme professionalism of WorldTour.”
Not that a random tweet shouldn't be given the same weight, but there was a wonderful little story covering all of this just a couple of months back.“I always believed in his talent” he said. “So if he takes a year away, races for a smaller team and gets the fun and the love back and wants to come back into the WorldTour, I am totally open to that. Without question.”
Granville57 said:What's really weird is the way in which that Tweet completely distorts reality.
Not that a random tweet shouldn't be given the same weight, but there was a wonderful little story covering all of this just a couple of months back.
http://cyclingtips.com.au/2014/09/vaughters-morton-needs-to-go-back-and-rediscover-why-he-loves-his-bike/
Benotti69 said:Dont know how you made that leap?
Is cycling a business or a sport?
Some treat it as a business where everything goes and you do what is needed to win! These guys dont try and sell it as a sport where cheating has no place....but then there are guys like JV who sell us a clean sport but treat it as a business just like the rest.
Benotti69 said:I take JV's little stories with a pinch of salt......
Granville57 said:Should work well with those margaritas.
Do you seriously give more credence to a random tweet than a Shane Stokes interview, where Lachlan, himself, claims that it was his own decision to leave the team?
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Arnout said:No. JV has always maintained that he wants his team to be clean and competitive.........
Arnout said:I completely fail to see why a clean team should aspire to keep riders they don't need on the payroll?
Benotti69 said:Snakeoil salesman
Thomas Dekker![]()
Arnout said:That's your opinion. It's completely evading my point though and it doesn't defend your notion that clean and business can be juxtaposed like you did.
Arnout said:What?
You think I care about Dekker because of nationality? Think again.
Benotti69 said:A rider wanting to stay in the sport is hardly going to bad mouth a WT team.
Benotti69 said:ot in cycling can it be a successful(wins) business and cleans.
Dekker has hardly been a good buy and i fail to see why he has been kept apart from his knowledge of the workings on Rabo.......
simo1733 said:Dekker is the most believeable reformed doper in the peloton.
simo1733 said:Dekker is the most believeable reformed doper in the peloton.
Benotti69 said:Wonder is JV disappointed that Dr. Emilio Magni is not coming to Garmin with Cannondale and instead is going to Astana......![]()
Granville57 said:So a doping doc not going to JV's team also makes JV look bad?![]()
It would appear to be more related to the reunion between Magli and Nibali. Clean cycling, and all that.Benotti69 said:Nope, just wonder did Astana offer more than Garmin...
SirLes said:JV has tweeted re Magni
@Vaughters: http://t.co/LF9L7ZtfkB ...love this "chose to leave...."..Yah... Riiiiight....