If his knee gets better and can heal during these days, fine. He could still have a chance to podium.
If he is hurt and it doesnt get better. Abandon.
If he is hurt and it doesnt get better. Abandon.
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There's a reason he went to Barcelona when he was 15 and doesn't live here anymore...Red Rick said:King Boonen said:
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I thought it was RAFA who convinced Murray go to SpainKing Boonen said:There's a reason he went to Barcelona when he was 15 and doesn't live here anymore...Red Rick said:King Boonen said:
What a shitty season for Sunweb this is. Matthews crashed in the spring (but still got some decent results). Kelderman crashed out in the spring and missed the Giro because of it. Now Dumo crashed out in the Giro.
There's really nothing left this way.
There's really nothing left this way.
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Lmao. The sad thing is that this is true. He really is worse than Gesink isn't he?
theracingelf said:
Lmao. The sad thing is that this is true.
He really is worse than Gesink isn't he?
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Facts? Last time I checked, the definition of "few" was three or four. Only Yates was three plus minutes ahead of Froome last year.
Before Dumoulin pulled out of this years Giro, he was a few minutes behind multiple riders.
It was also assumed that Froome would not be allowed to ride the TDF in 2018 at the time of the Giro in 2018. In addition to that, Froome was attempting to hold all three GT's at the same time.
rick james said:
Facts? Last time I checked, the definition of "few" was three or four. Only Yates was three plus minutes ahead of Froome last year.
Before Dumoulin pulled out of this years Giro, he was a few minutes behind multiple riders.
It was also assumed that Froome would not be allowed to ride the TDF in 2018 at the time of the Giro in 2018. In addition to that, Froome was attempting to hold all three GT's at the same time.
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Not to forget Søren Kragh got sick after a very promising performance in Portugal and never found his legs again.
Seems like the team just cant catch a break.
Dekker_Tifosi said:
Not to forget Søren Kragh got sick after a very promising performance in Portugal and never found his legs again.
Seems like the team just cant catch a break.
When Reading the interview it sounds like he gave up because he lost time. A couple of flat Days then maybe he would have recovered. But he knows best, I Think he is the favourite to win the tour now.
Do you think Sunweb should now keep Oomen for the Tour...Sure Kelderman is back on his bike but way off his top I assume plus he could still crash again,
Wining a stage at the Giro is so so hard esp for a top 10 GC rider who is not usually in the break with de Gendt and co. There is no guarantee
Wining a stage at the Giro is so so hard esp for a top 10 GC rider who is not usually in the break with de Gendt and co. There is no guarantee
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Yes but no guarantee of a win..though I would love if he won several
I think he should be pulled maybe next week for the Tour support
tobydawq said:
Yes but no guarantee of a win..though I would love if he won several
I think he should be pulled maybe next week for the Tour support
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