Poels will not defend his title in LBL. In fact he will skip the whole ardennes campaign due to his knee injury. He is back in full training mode though, so I think he is already preparing for the tour now.
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I don't think he wants to leave skyDBotero said:Too bad he has 2 more years from his contract as it would have been a good time to say goodbye to Sky.Let's see if those selected can really offer the same level of support.
DBotero said:Too bad he has 2 more years from his contract as it would have been a good time to say goodbye to Sky.Let's see if those selected can really offer the same level of support.
In one or two stages but being almost invisible for the rest of the race; he isn't only one who can do that.Scarponi said:Can't wait for him to close the 2nd and third best climbers in the worlds attacks in July. Yawn
Thankfully it's one or two stages per Tour and on the top of that not all fun is killed anyway, so job as usual.Dekker_Tifosi said:He isn't, but on his good days he basically killed all the fun by nullifying the others the last 2 years.
DBotero said:This thread needs a bump. Give the man a leadership role in a GT
Good job today.If Froome wasn't so slow Poels could have won this stage.
Jagartrott said:Could've been outright leader at QS or any other team.
Went to Sky for the money. I mean, the project, obviously.