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joy118118 said:no live stream, no highlights.
it is nice that worlds will come back to Europe next year.
Live on One HD now
Phinney dead cert for gold now!
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joy118118 said:no live stream, no highlights.
it is nice that worlds will come back to Europe next year.
jaylew said:It was a simple request. We've all been burnt before seeing results before we've watched an event. It's worlds - is it so hard to avoid spoilers for at least this one event?
We do have at least a bit of a community here. No, we don't always get along, but I'd like to think we could at least appreciate that everyone here just loves the sport. Is there anything wrong with showing a little courtesy? Maybe expecting someone to remember not to mention something in another thread is too much, but is it so much to ask people not to start a thread titled "Will the rainbow jersey curse follow X in 2011" an hour after the finish?
Sure, the safest bet is not to go anywhere near CN, but I'm sure a bunch of us like to go to the race thread and read it while we're watching the recording of a race as the play-by play is better than any of the live tickers and often times the recordings are in a language we don't understand. I know I've done that for almost every race I haven't been able to watch live.
Anyway, I will probably be able to watch it live as it will be airing at a perfect time for me, but will bookmark the race thread and any others I might want to see just in case.
Spare Tyre said:Thank you Jaylew.
I vote for a bit of courtesy and mindfulness of others. Doesn't seem that much to ask.
Now, for the Worlds and also at other times.
auscyclefan94 said:So we have to delay making a thread just for people who go on the forum and have not actually seen the event? I think that is a tad arrogant on some of you euros behalfs. It happens all the freakin time to australian posters because we hop on in the morning to the forum to post for a while before work, etc. I will make a thread when I see fit. If you don't want the result to be spoiled then don't go on the forum. Some people...![]()
auscyclefan94 said:So we have to delay making a thread just for people who go on the forum and have not actually seen the event? I think that is a tad arrogant on some of you euros behalfs. It happens all the freakin time to australian posters because we hop on in the morning to the forum to post for a while before work, etc. I will make a thread when I see fit. If you don't want the result to be spoiled then don't go on the forum. Some people...![]()
+1ak-zaaf said:Wow, I actually agree.
It's a cycling forum, avoid if if you don't want to know cycling results.
theyoungest said:+1
Nothing to add, really.
Us Europeans, we're all in the same boat with regard to these Geelong Worlds. But if I don't want to know the results, I don't check out a forum discussing cycling results. If you can't refrain from doing that, seek helpTeamSkyFans said:Oh i give up.
I was only suggesting that forum members could show each other a little courtesy. clearly that was far too much to ask around here.
"If i wanna start a thread I will start a thread, who cares if it ruins it for anyone, its a cycling forum, its their own fault"
theyoungest said:Us Europeans, we're all in the same boat with regard to these Geelong Worlds. But if I don't want to know the results, I don't check out a forum discussing cycling results. If you can't refrain from doing that, seek help![]()
No TSF, you started a thread asking all others to protect you from yourself. You dont want to hear results until you have a chance to watch the race. Yet you can not restrain your self from logging on to sites where you will likely be exposed to race results. And you plea to us to protect you from yourself?TeamSkyFans said:isnt it nice that a thread suggesting we all show each other some courtesy and politeness ends with people being impolite and discourteous to each other.
thank you.theyoungest said:Us Europeans, we're all in the same boat with regard to these Geelong Worlds. But if I don't want to know the results, I don't check out a forum discussing cycling results. If you can't refrain from doing that, seek help![]()
Thank youak-zaaf said:Wow, I actually agree.
It's a cycling forum, avoid if if you don't want to know cycling results.
thank youtheyoungest said:+1
Nothing to add, really.
benpounder said:No TSF, you started a thread asking all others to protect you from yourself. You dont want to hear results until you have a chance to watch the race. Yet you can not restrain your self from logging on to sites where you will likely be exposed to race results. And you plea to us to protect you from yourself?
How sanctimonious.
TeamSkyFans said:Im doomed.. I have two facebooks, one personal and one for cycling stuff. Logged on my personal one to keep cycling free and some klutz who knows nothing about cycling asked me if i was pleased about the womens tt result.
TeamSkyFans said:Im doomed.. I have two facebooks, one personal and one for cycling stuff. Logged on my personal one to keep cycling free and some klutz who knows nothing about cycling asked me if i was pleased about the womens tt result.
auscyclefan94 said:Fine. I don't see peoples problem. Why should I show the same courtesy to others when they hae not shown the same courtesy to me as they have made threads during big races which have spoilt the results for me. Anyway, if you don't want to have the result "spoiled" then don't go on the forum. It is simple. I am only going to make a thread if it is appropriate.
sublimit said:Its unrealistic to expect to avoid getting the result relayed one way or the other, well apart from shutting yourself in a darkened and soundproofed room for 18 hours or so.The Pooley result came up at this place, Ceefax, Radio 5 Live News 24,Twitter, Facebook, and god knows what. I watched it live so i was OK with it.
TeamSkyFans said:Phinney whups ****, or Pooley wins gold...
Carlo Algatrensig said:If your in the UK and don't want to know the result for a few hours just listen to Talksport.
There is absolutely no way that they'd mention the World Championship Cycling results.
The Hitch said:Or really, any media in general. Hell the TOur de France wouldnt get mentioned in the British press even if the final stage was being held in London and Bradley Wiggins won the yellow jersey in an epic last ditch sprint for the line to overturn his 0.5 second deficit.
sublimit said:Its unrealistic to expect to avoid getting the result relayed one way or the other, well apart from shutting yourself in a darkened and soundproofed room for 18 hours or so.The Pooley result came up at this place, Ceefax, Radio 5 Live News 24,Twitter, Facebook, and god knows what. I watched it live so i was OK with it.
pedaling squares said:The world is upside down when the Dutch are agreeing with ACF94.
I see both sides of the coin. Don't read CN if you don't want cycling news. But really, dim is not saying please don't discuss the results. He's only asking that we don't create a thread title like "CANC TAKES A 4th WORLDS ITT" for the benefit of those who haven't watched coverage but want to log in and discuss some other race or topic. Not too much to ask really. So why don't we create threads with spoiler alert titles so that anyone who ventures inside gets what they deserve?