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Jul 17, 2012
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Vayer would fit in very well here, perfect combination of snark and play ground name-calling. In fact methinks he probably comes her for source material. Thehog is his role model.
 
Oct 16, 2010
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Ferminal said:
Problem is evaluations of history are not always accurate.
true. Empirical data and historical data have to match. If they don't, the historical data are probably inaccurate. In the case of cycling, though, there has been no such conflict between empirical and historical data.
They match perfectly.
del1962 said:
Well sniper we will have to agree to disagree then, life is to short for a vortex
:Dcouldn't agree more
 
JimmyFingers said:
I found those ardent attackers of Froome like Moose defending Horner the most hilarious, even using the 'poor US boy forced to dope by the dirty Euros' excuse pedaled by Lance.

I wasn't defending Horner. Don't blame me if you struggle with English comprehension.

Oh, and yes, Froome is a complete joke. A joke played on British muppets too eager to believe.
 
Jul 17, 2012
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You made excuses for him which mirrored Lance's, 'the Euro's made me do it boo-hoo', in sharp contrast to the vehemence you frequently demonstrate in your attacks on Sky. It's obviously tribalism, a fans myopia, you love Horner and you hate Froome, Horner's doping is excusable, Froome's doping isn't blah blah.

And Froome may have the passport but he isn't British, he's never lived or raced here. The Kenyan flag on his bike should tell you all your need to know about that.

As for the comprehension and muppet insults, classy as ever. Don't ever change.
 
Oct 16, 2009
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Imagine how good the Froome dog will be when he passes fourty. Only the Monkey King can stop him then.
 
Moose McKnuckles said:
I wasn't defending Horner. Don't blame me if you struggle with English comprehension.

Oh, and yes, Froome is a complete joke. A joke played on British muppets too eager to believe.

One of the funniest things about this Horner deal is Sky true believers too thick to figure out the comments about Horner are parodying the true believer's own defense of Froome.
 
Jul 21, 2012
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BroDeal said:
One of the funniest things about this Horner deal is Sky true believers too thick to figure out the comments about Horner are parodying the true believer's own defense of Froome.

The best part is that they have to think everyone else is clean too, otherwise they will look like hypocrites for defending Froomezilla. I hope Horner wins the vuelta just so we can get so see what kind of explanation they will make for him being clean.
 
Oct 16, 2010
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sniper said:
Froome is not a talker. He'll say nothing before he says anything really stupid.
His former trainer speaks a bit more from the heart though. This is David Kinjah on Armstrong, after the USADA report:

And my teachers from years ago says things I don't agree with, typically irrelvevent info to Froome.

If Froome (not someone else from Froome's past), says similar things about Lance as Horner, then it will raise on Froome the same flag that Horner's comments on Armstrong raise.
 
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del1962 said:
And my teachers from years ago says things I don't agree with, typically irrelvevent info to Froome.

If Froome (not someone else from Froome's past), says similar things about Lance as Horner, then it will raise on Froome the same flag that Horner's comments on Armstrong raise.

and of course his current trainer was a big opponent of armstrong. probably why he brought in yates:rolleyes:

you just gotta love this one from 2011:
 
Aug 13, 2010
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sniper said:
and of course his current trainer was a big opponent of armstrong. probably why he brought in yates:rolleyes:

you just gotta love this one from 2011:
Your six degrees of Froome explanation is a pretty poor attempt at joining the dots. By your logic it is, no doubt, possible to prove Kevin Bacon* is on a doping programme.

(*For those interested Kevin Bacon has a Froome Number of 5)
 
Oct 16, 2010
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Don't be late Pedro said:
Your six degrees of Froome explanation is a pretty poor attempt at joining the dots. By your logic it is, no doubt, possible to prove Kevin Bacon* is on a doping programme.

(*For those interested Kevin Bacon has a Froome Number of 5)

i'm not proving anything or joining any dots.
just laughing a bit about del1962's motivation why he refuses to compare froome with horner.
 
Jun 15, 2009
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sniper said:
i'm not proving anything or joining any dots.
just laughing a bit about del1962's motivation why he refuses to compare froome with horner.

B/c Froome and Horner are night/day difference. There is nothing close comparable...
 
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Boeing said:
he leaves the stupid talk to his girl

Whom at some point claimed (on twitter) to be his nutritionist, explaining why Froome was so thin, but still powerful. Funny that she has deleted those tweets, they were so worth a laugh. :rolleyes:

What Horner does at the Vuelta is not far from what Froome did at the Tour. He is only 14 years older and winning by a minute instead of minutes :eek:
 
Jun 15, 2009
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peloton said:
Whom at some point claimed (on twitter) to be his nutritionist, explaining why Froome was so thin, but still powerful. Funny that she has deleted those tweets, they were so worth a laugh. :rolleyes:

What Horner does at the Vuelta is not far from what Froome did at the Tour. He is only 14 years older and winning by a minute instead of minutes :eek:

Froome does it now for 3 years in a row in the best sporting age (26-28), while Horner did shine at age 38 out of nowhere (TdF), age 40 (at the no testing ToC-Joke), and age 42 in the Vuelta. What did he do his first 37 years on the planet???

As said, a night/day difference.