Yes, Carlos Arribas is the most reliable journalist in regard to spanish cycling.
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Jackson had a good end to the season and looks like a rider with a bit of talent, Gate could be useful as well but I wonder how much they’ll get out of him as I assume he’ll be heading to the Olympics on the track in 2024.After renewing their core (leaving are veterans Navarro, Madrazo and Ezquerra, the latter linked to a WT team -possibly Astaná-), Burgos is expected to announce the signings of Aaron Gate and George Jackson today. Both are considered to be certain to have signed for next year.
Edit: They've just been announced.
Statements by Eusebio Unzué “From a more selfish perspective, I have to say that Nairo is a great reinforcement. He is only 33 years old and he is in shape, I know, because he has not stopped training in Andorra, where he lives with his entire family and where he maintains a great relationship with Enric Mas, the team leader.”“Obviously, he will work for our leader, Mas, in the grand tours, but he will have the opportunity to show that he is still a winner in other races”
Multiple news sites reporting it.Nairo has just been announced by Movistar.
I'm extremely confused. Spanish version of "April fools day" is held in December 28th, not on October 28th; but everything, including the bolded statement, looks like the greatest prank of all time.
Multiple news sites reporting it.
He is back!
Really, I have not noticed that.Strange, I generally go about those things the other way around:
Multiple news sites reporting it? We'll see...
Team in question reporting it? Oh, true then.
Really, I have not noticed that.
If a source that has been proven to be right on many occasions says something, it is best to take notice that it will/could happen.Yeah, guess it's normal to have the more logical approach.
If a source that has been proven to be right on many occasions says something, it is best to take notice that it will/could happen.
Same if multiple sources are reporting the same thing. Pretty much a done deal, since the press would have been briefed or told it is happening by people close to it.
Waiting for the official conformation from the team every time... is just tedious and in most cases just a formality.
Everything is context based.If I see it reported by multiple news sites, I tend to check if it has in fact been confirmed.
Sometimes, it has.
Sometimes, it's just stuff like the Uijtdebroeks-to-FDJ rumour, getting reported multiple places, but ultimately turning out to be false.
Everything is context based.
Sometimes it is a slow news day and they are spinning a story for clicks. It is just about comprehension and interpretation.
no, please, not another 38 posts argument
One came from a real journalist and the other came out of a made-up rumor because of an alleged disagreement from a guy on twitter, who promotes his twitch in his bio.So, what exactly was the difference between the Costa-to-EF - before it was confirmed - and the Uijtdebroeks-to-FDJ stories?
But anyway, regarding the Quintana-news; the moment it had been announced by Movistar, there was no need for you to check elsewhere.
Is that what I am thinking? News to me.You're right, if Salvarani thinks it necessary to look for confirmation to something that has already been confirmed by the team in question, let him.
Is that what I am thinking? News to me.
And then your reply:Nairo has just been announced by Movistar.
I'm extremely confused. Spanish version of "April fools day" is held in December 28th, not on October 28th; but everything, including the bolded statement, looks like the greatest prank of all time.
Multiple news sites reporting it.
He is back!
One came from a real journalist and the other came out of a made-up rumor because of an alleged disagreement from a guy on twitter, who promotes his twitch in his bio.
You're right, if Salvarani thinks it necessary to look for confirmation to something that has already been confirmed by the team in question, let him.
On the bolded... no, this an assumption on your part and putting words in my mouth that I didnt say.Maybe I misunderstood, but the order of posts definitely made it seem like it to me:
And then your reply:
Sure seemed to me like you considered the multiple news sites a more reliable source than team Movistar itself.
Too bad that real journalist works for a infamously gossipy magazine.
On the bolded... no, this an assumption on your part and putting words in my mouth that I didnt say.
But did I use those words at all or say/allude to what you have made up.You were the one who posted a "confirmation" (multiple news sites) of something that had already been confirmed (Movistar)...
Amazingly, it looks like (with the addition of Hess), there will be seven women's conti teams next season.As a team though is that still the case?, the current 3 proconti level Brit teams arent that well known outside the British scene, maybe Awol O Shea is as didnt they spring out as an offshoot from Liv ?
But there are precious few UK races left to showcase themselves,to get the invites theyll need and the majority of races they'll want to be in will be in Europe.
Plus you've got all the currency conversion pain.
Ineos are only based in the UK because Sky initially setup as a pseudo British Cycling trade team.
It will be interesting to see how it develops, I just can't fathom the why part yet or who benefits from it. Which makes me question the strength of what they're doing given how precarious most teams seem to be.