Indeed. Further arguments for why it’s just easier to go with English.There is no such thing as "Norwegian" really - the difference between Norwegian spoken by young people in Stavanger and older people in Oslo is like the difference between Norwegian and Swedish.
Written nynorsk can also be very hard to understand. For instance because it changes "hv"-sounds to "k"-sounds. And vowels from "e" to "a".
On a different note, Danish three generations ago was pronounced quite differently from the way it is spoken today. Add to that the dialects - some of the things Danish is "criticized" for, don't exist in certain parts of the country.
He stays and jumps on the same spot.Didi!!! some fans are great![]()
Cycling teams are not like all other sports teams though. The CSC riders didn't train together every day in Lyngby or wherever Riis Cycling was based.
I know it may sounds rich coming from a guy who supports all the Basque riders, but that's not something I've ever been instructed to do by a commentator (or maybe I have. Basque is not my strong suit).
Didi!!! some fans are great![]()
He is a staple at this point.Is he immortal? How long has he been doing that?
Yep. Fans make the race. It's sad to see bike races, even GTs, where people on the roads don't know or don't care that a bike race is happening.Didi!!! some fans are great![]()
Is he immortal? How long has he been doing that?
It helped that he got some sponsorship.He is a staple at this point.
Huh? I thought Bruyneel and Armstrong were happy that they won the 2009 Tour with Contador.Cycling teams are not like all other sports teams though. The CSC riders didn't train together every day in Lyngby or wherever Riis Cycling was based.
I know it may sounds rich coming from a guy who supports all the Basque riders, but that's not something I've ever been instructed to do by a commentator (or maybe I have. Basque is not my strong suit).
It helped that he got some sponsorship.
Not Armstrong anyway.Huh? I thought Bruyneel and Armstrong were happy that they won the 2009 Tour with Contador.
Some day we may find out it was triplets![]()
Is he immortal? How long has he been doing that?
Rick is putting together a list with 100 climbers better than Gaudu as we speak.Can foresee the Gaudu Netflix episode already
Scenes when it includes Wout van Aert.Rick is putting together a list with 100 climbers better than Gaudu as we speak.
He's 71 now and apparently had his own struggles, but it's always great to see him at the Tour.He is a staple at this point.
I seriously doubt he would have had a chance at hanging with Pog and Jonas on the climbs, and very doubtful he'd gain 'massive' time on those two with only a 22k TT. Im a fan but I think Remco would be having a very difficult time at the moment if he'd have chosen to ride.
Remco is nowhere near the level of Pogi and Vingo. Only TT would see him take time.
Remco has produced similar W/kg as Vinegaard and Pogacar, so it isn't so sure that any of those two could really get a big gap on him (similar to the tiny gaps in this Tour).I believe we agree on this.
Remco would push all motos out of the way and destroy this race on the flats, in the mountains, on the seas, and in the air.Remco has produced similar W/kg as Vinegaard and Pogacar, so it isn't so sure that any of those two could really get a big gap on him (similar to the tiny gaps in this Tour).
If he had gone to the Tour for the last 3 yrs, people would've been talking about Pogavar vs. Vingegaard vs. Evenepoel as the big three.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieE-7QAOtEw
(note that he was even better still in San Sebastian and La Vuelta)
