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Ruby United said:It was a daft move to make the poll picks visible.
Either that or this forum is a lot more moderate than it seems.
what's wrong with that? it's not like they are your real names
Ruby United said:It was a daft move to make the poll picks visible.
Either that or this forum is a lot more moderate than it seems.
Christian said:I dislike them partly for the way they ride, partly because I am never a fan of teams who dominate, in any sport
Archibald said:brailsford and the chest beating and whinging just grates.
Bltching because wiggins gets caught behind yesterday's crash in the Giro and demanding explanations from FDJ and Katusha, yet forgetting the behaviour of his own squad previously on other occasions... Valverde incident, etc?
hypocracy and smuggness can just eff off
Cimber said:This is exactly how I feel too.
Oh and it doesnt help that some of the "new" British Sky fans defend them like it was a national team. I always dislike it when fans are so blue-eyed that they cant see anything wrong with the team/person they support. Some of the Sky fans appear like that to me. Maybe it is cos they are new to the sport and just transfer the way they root for they national football team fx into cycling.
the robotic riding style of most of them, and most of all for the way they neutralize racing with their t
airstream said:There's nothing bad in it. One started following say in 2004 and saw nothing wrong with Basso. Otherone started watching in 2007 and saw nothing wrong with Contador or Schleck. What wrong with Sky some young cycling fan should see?
dhawk97 said:This just smacks of "I hate them coz they're better than us...". Neutralize racing? Other teams are allowed to attack them?
maxmartin said:After today stage, will more people dislike SKY?![]()
the asian said:I dislike boring sportsmen/ sports team and usually dislike British sportsmen/teams (Mostly because the Brits are usually boring, esp the English)
Sky ticks both of those boxes, so it should be a no brainer on what my choice is.
Hate is a tad too strong. I don't wish any crashes to SKY riders, but I do wish them humiliation in every race they enter( Except Uran and henao)
King Boonen said:Borderline racism, love them of loathe them, Wiggins and Cav are two of the most interesting people in the peloton,
Particularly out of the most famous riders.
maxmartin said:After today stage, will more people dislike SKY?![]()
King Boonen said:Borderline racism, love them of loathe them, Wiggins and Cav are two of the most interesting people in the peloton,
Particularly out of the most famous riders.
the asian said:Boring in the sense the way they perform.
Plenty of examples.
Cav being a sprinter and Wiggins being a wheel sucking TTist and SKy being the reincarnation of UK Postal.
The English National Football team's love of the long ball, lump it to the big man tactic/4-4-2 formation. Andy Murray being a defensive player.
The English rugby team (certainly when they won the WC) playing through their forwards and relying on penalties and Drop Goals.
Most of the English batsmen (except the South African & Irish imports) are usually unimaginative boring players.
Gubby Allen said:Somewhere between like and indifferent. I've followed about 10 sports ardently for 25 years and could count on one hand players ive hated. Even more difficult to hate a team.
I do hope Sky or others don't go down the 9 GC riders for GTs as a long term plans. I prefer teams to go for stages and would be disappointed if EBH doesn't get a crack in the tour.
Still think Skys supposed domination is a bit of myth. It was exaggerated in the tour, non existent in the last fortnight of the Vuelta, they barely got in a camera shot in the spring classics and have been no more dominant than several other teams in the Giro.
Gubby Allen said:Ignoring the RWC was 10 years ago, England scored more tries than anyone, Robinson was the most exciting player in the world and scored the final.
the asian said:Boring in the sense the way they perform.
Plenty of examples.
Cav being a sprinter and Wiggins being a wheel sucking TTist and SKy being the reincarnation of UK Postal.
The English National Football team's love of the long ball, lump it to the big man tactic/4-4-2 formation. Andy Murray being a defensive player.
The English rugby team (certainly when they won the WC) playing through their forwards and relying on penalties and Drop Goals.
Most of the English batsmen (except the South African & Irish imports) are usually unimaginative boring players.
whittashau said:Lol, more tries than NZ? I literally have no idea how people in England enjoy rugby given the way that rugby is played there.