- May 13, 2009
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jens_attacks said:things settling down???can't see that unfortunately.only one who can and MUST give ricco a home is his family.it's always the best place to go.
y'all know that i'm kind of recognised as an entertainment lover but there are limits.having a kid but still doing a transfusion on your own in your home while your cute fiance is supervising you is a no no for me.
i was and will remain an ulllrich fanboy forever.but i never wanted him back when he retired.it wasn't his place,he wasn't happy at all on the bike.he didn't deserve this whole circus.allways i imagined him living a quiet life as a farmer surrounded by a big family.you could read it in his eyes.on the other hand,riccardo's obsession with pro cycling can kill him.i hope he realize that he has a kid to grow and that's more important than winning races and piszing people off.as a fan,i'll never abandon him but he has to do the right thing.
+1 ... both regarding Ullrich and Riccò. It's a shame to see his comeback implode like this, but I wonder if he did not always expect to intertwine a dramatic end to his cycling career with a Pantani-like end to his existence. Who knows what goes through someone's mind...I don't really remember Riccò as a rider, in no small part because I wasn't following the sport that closely in 2008, for obvious reasons. Was he exciting to watch, or just crass and vulgar?