Can n't wait for Pogi Porridge to hit the shelves so we can all be GOATs!
I'm aiming to hike up a vertical km in 1 hour but when the porridge is available I'll adjust my goal to half an hour! (becoming a mountain goat then)
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Can n't wait for Pogi Porridge to hit the shelves so we can all be GOATs!
Why he wouldn't be confident? Only 2 weeks in intensive care can prevent Vingegaard from being in the top again at the Tour.View: https://youtu.be/utGTVXqh27k?si=VhV7xmTx5v6AfYtV
Grischa seems quite confident they gonna beat tadej in the tour which tells me jonas is not gonna do giro & we will see them race before the tour in dauphine
Jonas with all respect in reality isnt close at all to Pogacar if Pogacar is not injured, everyone knows that.The truth is nobody will stop Pog next couple years and i know its hard for jonas fans to accept this
Jonas with all respect in reality isnt close at all to Pogacar if Pogacar is not injured, everyone knows that.
I like Vingegaard and as good as he is its very clear to everyone that Pogacar is 3 levels above anyone else thats just the reality.
If you ask I like Vingegaard but I haven't seen him go toe to toe vs Pogacar if Pogacar was full strenght ever, even before Pogacar raised the bar 3 levels like now so I just dont think its close at all now since you ask.Based on 1 TdF where Vingegaard was injured?
Why do we take Pogacar's injury into consideration bot we don't take Vingegaard's?
If you ask I like Vingegaard but I haven't seen him go toe to toe vs Pogacar if Pogacar was full strenght ever, even before Pogacar raised the bar 3 levels like now so I just dont think its close at all now since you ask.
And im saying that as a guy who likes Visma and Jonas and mean no disrespect and wish they was closer. Its like Grischa said, their just up against a ridiculous opponent thats what I feel, he is to good nothing else.
Sure im not trying to make a argument over it, from my side its just what ive seen, in 2022 not that I find that relevant now it was even Roglic/Jonas as helper vs a Pogacar who beat himself as much as they did, I dont think thats relevant anymore and since I wish Vingegaard to do well its a flawed argument if its all we can go by.Pogacar WAS full strength in 2022. We may use the team excuse but Pogacar attacked like crazy and Vingegaard followed with ease. If that's not toe to toe I don't know what is.
And again, if we're using that argument for Pogacar, we may say that Pogacar has never beaten healthy Vingegaard, can't we?
Don't be silly. A rider able to beat Pogacar in 2 Tours is not 3 steps below him (in stage racing).Jonas with all respect in reality isnt close at all to Pogacar if Pogacar is not injured, everyone knows that.
I like Vingegaard and as good as he is its very clear to everyone that Pogacar is 3 levels above anyone else thats just the reality.
Lets see if he can beat him again after Pog changed a coachDon't be silly. A rider able to beat Pogacar in 2 Tours is not 3 steps below him (in stage racing).
I dont think its silly to say I dont think its gonne be close now that Pogacar has raised the level so much.Don't be silly. A rider able to beat Pogacar in 2 Tours is not 3 steps below him (in stage racing).
There are climbs that reach 2000 m vertical meters? I'm talking in France, Italy or Spain.
Sure im not trying to make a argument over it, from my side its just what ive seen, in 2022 not that I find that relevant now it was even Roglic/Jonas as helper vs a Pogacar who beat himself as much as they did, I dont think thats relevant anymore and since I wish Vingegaard to do well its a flawed argument if its all we can go by.
We might awswell say Roglic can beat him since he beat him in the Vuelta 2019, I just dont find that argument as relevant and thats all it is to go by, not much substance to it for me as of today.
While i want Vingeaard to be close, I just dont think he will be able to challenge him now, unless he is hurt I just think it will be even more lobsided than we already saw this year, its just what I think. He is to good now.
He may not beat him but he will not be 3 levels below in the mountains. Don't confuse Jonas with Remco.Lets see if he can beat him again after Pog changed a coach
Of course it is silly. I can be a Pogi fan but I'm also able to see how Vingegaard is a tough and a honorable challenger. And I know Pogi thinks the same way. He knows only Vingegaard can challenge and prevent him from being the GOAT.I dont think its silly to say I dont think its gonne be close now that Pogacar has raised the level so much.
It was close I think, while I still think Pogacar was better it was close when they both was full strenght before in a GT I dont think its silly or disrespect to say I dont think its close anymore after what I just saw. Thats just what I think.
Probably the standard altitude program. Classics in March and April, then rest a week and start to build his shape for the Tour in May (altitude training camp). And another altitude training camp in middle June (2 weeks) before the Tour.I have seen the altitude program of Visma and Red Bull this year but does anyone here know the scheduled altitude program of Pogacar this year?
Pogi has beaten a healthy Vingo on the tour. We can find examples to the contrary but the conversation is about the numbers. What an athletes ceiling is against another one. I’m not going to discount improvements Vingo can make and intangibles in the form of injury/mishap/illness/bad luck. But if I’m a Vingo fan, I’m feeling like I was as a pogi fan vs Vingo before @mou popped in here and assured us Pogi was coming and would be unstoppable. Before then I saw Vingo as unassailable in July and largely accepted it.The only valid argument is Pogacar has never beaten a healthy Vingegaard in TdF (that counters your argument about toe to toe).
And you can base your point that Pogacar is miles ahead based on 2024 but that's not accurate as Vingegaard was injured (and his team much weakened). So unless if you 12 months didn't think that Vingegaard is 4 levels above Pogacar in GT's, you don't have a valid argument to claim that Pogacar is 3 levels above him.
After 2023, I didn't think Vingo was unreachable for Pogi. If we look to 2023 Tour, we can see that Pogacar was better in some stages, Vingegaard was clearly on the ropes a couple of times in that Tour.Pogi has beaten a healthy Vingo on the tour. We can find examples to the contrary but the conversation is about the numbers. What an athletes ceiling is against another one. I’m not going to discount improvements Vingo can make and intangibles in the form of injury/mishap/illness/bad luck. But if I’m a Vingo fan, I’m feeling like I was as a pogi fan vs Vingo before @mou popped in here and assured us Pogi was coming and would be unstoppable. Before then I saw Vingo as unassailable in July and largely accepted it.
Pogi has beaten a healthy Vingo on the tour. We can find examples to the contrary but the conversation is about the numbers. What an athletes ceiling is against another one. I’m not going to discount improvements Vingo can make and intangibles in the form of injury/mishap/illness/bad luck. But if I’m a Vingo fan, I’m feeling like I was as a pogi fan vs Vingo before @mou popped in here and assured us Pogi was coming and would be unstoppable. Before then I saw Vingo as unassailable in July and largely accepted it.
Can't even spell Nils's name right... troll!