Lmao.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
I am referring to Movistar - Why would you think otherwise in a Movistar thread - Anyway Nieve is on very good money at Mitchelton Scott which at the time Sky couldn't match, though Mitchelton has less money then two years ago.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
I was surprised he was that good.Valv.Piti said:Lmao.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
The coming Tour will tell all you need to know about Mas. Unsure if he is TdF-potential, but his last week of La Vuelta was so extremely good that I wouldnt be surprised if he perfoms very well with little to no support.
And what would Nieve do in Movistar? He certainly won't be someone they build a team around. He won't be a leader there, climbing domestiques they have plenty... I mean, he's a good rider, but he certainly isn't someone Movistar desperately needs.yaco said:I am referring to Movistar - Why would you think otherwise in a Movistar thread - Anyway Nieve is on very good money at Mitchelton Scott which at the time Sky couldn't match, though Mitchelton has less money then two years ago.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
I agree with this. Make the most sense to me to go in this direction.Mayomaniac said:I don't even think that they really need to resign Quintana if they go for Mas. Mas, Soler and Carapaz would be a strong foundation for the future and some of the money that is now needed for Quintana and Landa could be used to sign strong domestiques and young talents.
Maybe you are right, but we will see what Quintana will do in the Grand Tours this season. But what young talents could they sign for the next season, that don't have a contract for next season? Also how many of them could be Grand Tour contenders? I struggle to find riders who could do that, that are aldredy pros. Maybe we could find some in the U23 and Juniors.Mayomaniac said:I don't even think that they really need to resign Quintana if they go for Mas. Mas, Soler and Carapaz would be a strong foundation for the future and some of the money that is now needed for Quintana and Landa could be used to sign strong domestiques and young talents.
Quintana hasn't done exactly done anything to show he's worth what they are paying him the last two years. They need to do a complete and total rebuild of this team around young talent which Quintana is not.josemoreira said:Maybe you are right, but we will see what Quintana will do in the Grand Tours this season. But what young talents could they sign for the next season, that don't have a contract for next season? Also how many of them could be Grand Tour contenders? I struggle to find riders who could do that, that are aldredy pros. Maybe we could find some in the U23 and Juniors.Mayomaniac said:I don't even think that they really need to resign Quintana if they go for Mas. Mas, Soler and Carapaz would be a strong foundation for the future and some of the money that is now needed for Quintana and Landa could be used to sign strong domestiques and young talents.
Also, Mas and Carapaz have show they can perform at a GT level. Soler, hasn't, yet. More, in't it too risky to let Quintana and Landa go, while Valverde is in his final years in cycling,and replace them with cyclists that the team doesn't have the evidence yet, they can perform a similar level?
May not have a desperate need but high standard climbing domestics are always in need - And if Quintana and Landa leave along with the decline of Valverde then you lose a chunk of experience - Anyway, doubt Movistar could/would offer Nieve the salary he's receiving at Mitchelton Scott.Blanco said:And what would Nieve do in Movistar? He certainly won't be someone they build a team around. He won't be a leader there, climbing domestiques they have plenty... I mean, he's a good rider, but he certainly isn't someone Movistar desperately needs.yaco said:I am referring to Movistar - Why would you think otherwise in a Movistar thread - Anyway Nieve is on very good money at Mitchelton Scott which at the time Sky couldn't match, though Mitchelton has less money then two years ago.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
What would be the point of Nieve, who is quite a few years older than Nairo? The only way that would make sense would be essentially as a superdom to Mas/Nairo/whoever is leader, which he is already doing for the Yates at MS.yaco said:May not have a desperate need but high standard climbing domestics are always in need - And if Quintana and Landa leave along with the decline of Valverde then you lose a chunk of experience - Anyway, doubt Movistar could/would offer Nieve the salary he's receiving at Mitchelton Scott.Blanco said:And what would Nieve do in Movistar? He certainly won't be someone they build a team around. He won't be a leader there, climbing domestiques they have plenty... I mean, he's a good rider, but he certainly isn't someone Movistar desperately needs.yaco said:I am referring to Movistar - Why would you think otherwise in a Movistar thread - Anyway Nieve is on very good money at Mitchelton Scott which at the time Sky couldn't match, though Mitchelton has less money then two years ago.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
Yeah, well, that isn't really beneficial for Movistar, though, is it?perico said:What would be the point of Nieve, who is quite a few years older than Nairo? The only way that would make sense would be essentially as a superdom to Mas/Nairo/whoever is leader, which he is already doing for the Yates at MS.yaco said:May not have a desperate need but high standard climbing domestics are always in need - And if Quintana and Landa leave along with the decline of Valverde then you lose a chunk of experience - Anyway, doubt Movistar could/would offer Nieve the salary he's receiving at Mitchelton Scott.Blanco said:And what would Nieve do in Movistar? He certainly won't be someone they build a team around. He won't be a leader there, climbing domestiques they have plenty... I mean, he's a good rider, but he certainly isn't someone Movistar desperately needs.yaco said:I am referring to Movistar - Why would you think otherwise in a Movistar thread - Anyway Nieve is on very good money at Mitchelton Scott which at the time Sky couldn't match, though Mitchelton has less money then two years ago.tobydawq said:Nieve already rides for MS.
Escarabajo said:There you have it, Movistar is doing it again:
https://www.velonews.com/2019/06/tour-de-france/movistar-will-return-to-tour-with-trio-of-stars_494663
Circus is back.
One of them had to go to the Vuelta with Carapaz I think. Obviously the Giro result has given them confidence.Koronin said:Escarabajo said:There you have it, Movistar is doing it again:
https://www.velonews.com/2019/06/tour-de-france/movistar-will-return-to-tour-with-trio-of-stars_494663
Circus is back.
It never exactly left as Landa and Quintana have been making comments anyway. Apparently they don't understand the whole is idea of if you do the same thing you are going to get the same results.
Well to be honest, without that multiple leaders approach they would've not won the Giro... Last year they didn't had the form, but this year it could be different.Escarabajo said:There you have it, Movistar is doing it again:
https://www.velonews.com/2019/06/tour-de-france/movistar-will-return-to-tour-with-trio-of-stars_494663
Circus is back.