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Some teams like Saxo, Liquigas, Rabo etc will need to hurry up and strengthen or they're going to get slaughtered by the new super-teams next year.
El Pistolero said:Does someone know anything about Antonio Colom?
El Pistolero said:Does someone know anything about Antonio Colom?
WillemS said:It's pretty silent around Rabobank. One real signing, two moving up from the continental team and two of their guys turned Green. Only rumours that I've seen that are still probable are Brown turning Green as well and Freire moving back to his sunny country to prepare for his retirement (and maybe cash some extra dough, although I don't he has a bad contract already).
I know Rabobank put their trust in young riders, but they haven't been particularly successful in most one-day races (and Langeveld is one the Green Man Group now). There were rumours that they looked into Gilbert (but which big budget team didn't?) but nothing serious.
As mentioned above, this year they had a team with a lot potential, but it didn't really work out in the spring season. We can't be sure that they have any podium or are even competing for it next year. (Or maybe Gesink starts peaking at the right moments, but that would be a first in the last 2-3 years).
online-rider said:Henderson to Lotto : http://twitter.com/#!/greghenderson1
They don't have much room to do something, most of their riders are still under contract. And frankly I wouldn't want to see a Gilbert on Rabobank, sure they'll get lots of wins but it wouldn't exactly help Dutch cycling.WillemS said:It's pretty silent around Rabobank. One real signing, two moving up from the continental team and two of their guys turned Green. Only rumours that I've seen that are still probable are Brown turning Green as well and Freire moving back to his sunny country to prepare for his retirement (and maybe cash some extra dough, although I don't he has a bad contract already).
I know Rabobank put their trust in young riders, but they haven't been particularly successful in most one-day races (and Langeveld is one the Green Man Group now). There were rumours that they looked into Gilbert (but which big budget team didn't?) but nothing serious.
As mentioned above, this year they had a team with a lot potential, but it didn't really work out in the spring season. We can't be sure that they have any podium or are even competing for it next year. (Or maybe Gesink starts peaking at the right moments, but that would be a first in the last 2-3 years).
theyoungest said:They don't have much room to do something, most of their riders are still under contract. And frankly I wouldn't want to see a Gilbert on Rabobank, sure they'll get lots of wins but it wouldn't exactly help Dutch cycling.
We can't be certain that they'll have a podium anywhere next year, but the odds are definitely rising. You have to be blind (or a member of the Dutch media) to not see the steady improvement of most of their talents.
whittashau said:Some teams like Saxo, Liquigas, Rabo etc will need to hurry up and strengthen or they're going to get slaughtered by the new super-teams next year.
whittashau said:Some teams like Saxo, Liquigas, Rabo etc will need to hurry up and strengthen or they're going to get slaughtered by the new super-teams next year.
LukeSchmid said:I am shocked, I must tell you I am shocked.![]()
Ancares said:Andalucia-Cajagranada with eight confirmed riders for the next season:
Palomares, Rosendo, Ramírez Abeja and Lobato have extended their contracts. Román Osuna, Javier Chacón and José Aguilar promoting from the farm team and Jordi Simón coming form Caja Rural amateur.
I think it wasn't commented here, Veranda Willems-Accent and Donckers Koffie-Jelly Belly will merge for next season. New team will be called Accent-Donckers Koffie. Confirmed riders are Jurgen Van Goolen and Rob Goris from Veranda’s Willems-Accent and Huub Duijn, Kevin Hulsmans, James Spragg, Michael Vanderaerden and Ricardo van der Velde from Donckers Koffie.
luckyboy said:Are there any links for these pieces of news please?
Henderson rod for sky in 2010. So maybe henderson shaked greipel off his wheel. Is that what you were thinking?robertocarlos said:henderson should be a natural fit to greipel's train. wans't his wheel that the german rode when he lost contact with the htc train during the 2010 tdu which was pretty often.
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pmcg76 said:So according to Hunter, Julian Dean also seems to be leaving Garmin or am I misreading that.
online-rider said:Henderson rod for sky in 2010. So maybe henderson shaked greipel off his wheel. Is that what you were thinking?