Dekker_Tifosi said:That would be the logical choice, thus it won't be Sunwebs choice
Dekker_Tifosi said:https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/knie-reageert-goed-tom-dumoulin-op-hoogtestage/
removed the gravel part (so not a carbon splinter) in his knee on sunday, he trained afterwards. That went well, now he's on altitude camp.
The race against time goes on
They've been doing MRI's, metal never made sense the first place.Logic-is-your-friend said:Dekker_Tifosi said:https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/knie-reageert-goed-tom-dumoulin-op-hoogtestage/
removed the gravel part (so not a carbon splinter) in his knee on sunday, he trained afterwards. That went well, now he's on altitude camp.
The race against time goes on
So, no metal?
God knows. It's Sunweb. Maybe they ran a simulator on it and it didn't show up as recommended in the kpi performance metricsLeinster said:If it was that easy to remove, why did they leave it in in the first place?
Metal was just completely misunderstood cause they thought it was carbon, which isn't a metal.kiszol said:So it seems there was no metal splinter after all and they removed the source of the irritation.
As Tom's form wasn't that bad I'm still hopeful that he will start the Tour (or at least the third week of it) in good form and then who knows what will happen in Froome's abscence.
The same simulator that says Oomen and Kelderman are the only 2 climbers you need in your entire squad besides DumoulinDekker_Tifosi said:God knows. It's Sunweb. Maybe they ran a simulator on it and it didn't show up as recommended in the kpi performance metricsLeinster said:If it was that easy to remove, why did they leave it in in the first place?
Red Rick said:Metal was just completely misunderstood cause they thought it was carbon, which isn't a metal.kiszol said:So it seems there was no metal splinter after all and they removed the source of the irritation.
As Tom's form wasn't that bad I'm still hopeful that he will start the Tour (or at least the third week of it) in good form and then who knows what will happen in Froome's abscence.
It would have been, considering they found it on an MRIkiszol said:Red Rick said:Metal was just completely misunderstood cause they thought it was carbon, which isn't a metal.kiszol said:So it seems there was no metal splinter after all and they removed the source of the irritation.
As Tom's form wasn't that bad I'm still hopeful that he will start the Tour (or at least the third week of it) in good form and then who knows what will happen in Froome's abscence.
Great, metal sounded much worse than carbon or gravel.
Red Rick said:It would have been, considering they found it on an MRIkiszol said:Red Rick said:Metal was just completely misunderstood cause they thought it was carbon, which isn't a metal.kiszol said:So it seems there was no metal splinter after all and they removed the source of the irritation.
As Tom's form wasn't that bad I'm still hopeful that he will start the Tour (or at least the third week of it) in good form and then who knows what will happen in Froome's abscence.
Great, metal sounded much worse than carbon or gravel.
They didn't initially find it due to the swelling IIRCKoronin said:I still don't understand why it wasn't removed a few weeks ago. Gravel (or carbon) makes a lot more sense than metal ever made. As his form should still be good, hoping he can have a good Tour.
But it sounds like they had found it prior to the Dauphine, but figured he’d just try and ride through it? Now that it’s out with a seemingly innocuous procedure you really have to wonder why they didn’t just get it when they found it.Red Rick said:They didn't initially find it due to the swelling IIRCKoronin said:I still don't understand why it wasn't removed a few weeks ago. Gravel (or carbon) makes a lot more sense than metal ever made. As his form should still be good, hoping he can have a good Tour.
He considered it more sensible during the car ride that he take a few extra days of rest in the home.
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A substantial cut was made during the operation, which had to be closed with ten stitches.