lol, seriously?Parrulo said:where is the gesink vs VDB2 debate on this thread?
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lol, seriously?Parrulo said:where is the gesink vs VDB2 debate on this thread?
No offense mate, but you're just gonna have to get used to it. It's not the first time this has happened and it certainly won't be the last nor are you the first to complain about this. If you do not like it or do not wish to take part in it you can always just ignore it, that's your prerogative.Logic-is-your-friend said:lol, seriously?
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I have no problem with some offtopic posts, but when it starts to take over a thread with the exact same content and arguments as in the topic that was actually made for it, it seems more logical to just continue in that thread.Spine Concept said:No offense mate, but you're just gonna have to get used to it. It's not the first time this has happened and it certainly won't be the last nor are you the first to complain about this. If you do not like it or do not wish to take part in it you can always just ignore it, that's your prerogative.
I understand what you are saying. The point is that you are also wasting your energy in trying to fight this since it will bear no meaning on these ''pointless discussions''. I'm not saying you can't voice your opinion on it, but just be aware that it is mostly in vain.Logic-is-your-friend said:I have no problem with some offtopic posts, but when it starts to take over a thread with the exact same content and arguments as in the topic that was actually made for it, it seems more logical to just continue in that thread.
And especially with comments like "JVDB has nothing on Gesink" etc... what is the reason behind such arguments, other than having others respond with a "rolleye" emoticon? Because Gesink totally owned JVDB in this Dauphiné and last years TDF, right? Like i said, the entire debate is pointless at this point. We'll know next month. Repeating yourself ad nauseam isn't going to help the discussion any.
you do realize that discussion is from may right? the posts that mattered( the ones made today) were all about the steveLogic-is-your-friend said:lol, seriously?
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what are you talking about? Were comparing him to christ?Logic-is-your-friend said:Maybe it would be a good thing not comparing this guy to other riders just yet. Right now he's doing great. Rather enjoy that instead of making him the second coming of Christ. Let him confirm next year and the year after that. Right now people are talking down on Kreuzinger, yet two years ago people thought he was the next TDF winner for years to come. Great for Holland that they have these talented guys, just don't burn them out before their carreers have really taken off.
As for the Gesink vs JVDB debate, there is a thread for that already and we'll know soon enough, won't we. I must say that i find the denigrating tone towards the latter somewhat offensive. It almost makes one hope he ends up on the podium and hands Gesinks *** to him.
Indeed that was unfortunate.Right now he's looking better than Mollema, but just look at the way Rodriguez killed it in the Dauphiné: the Giro really works wonders for your form. Also, I get the feeling that mono slowed down Mollema's development somewhat.
Nope i did not.Parrulo said:you do realize that discussion is from may right? the posts that mattered( the ones made today) were all about the steve
Based on what?Dekker_Tifosi said:I could not find this thread anymore with the new crappy search function.
But yeah. Looks like he is finally past his leg artery problem. He has refound his legs. Still the best GT hope for dutchies considering his very rare recuperation ability. I don't think even Froome or Contador recover that well from previous efforts. They have a much higher base level though
based on strong effect by how much he comes forward in the 3rd week of a gt. He can follow top favorites while in a mt stage in the 1st week he has trouble following the best 20.Arredondo said:Based on what?Dekker_Tifosi said:I could not find this thread anymore with the new crappy search function.
But yeah. Looks like he is finally past his leg artery problem. He has refound his legs. Still the best GT hope for dutchies considering his very rare recuperation ability. I don't think even Froome or Contador recover that well from previous efforts. They have a much higher base level though