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auscyclefan94 said:Really? where did you hear that?
Ferminal said:Hermans to Leopard confirmed
http://www.leopardtrek.lu/news/leopard-trek-adds-ben-hermans-its-2012-roster
I know I said it a couple of days ago, but when is Radioshack going to turn this around. Do they have a reduced budget under their new sponsorship agreements?
Fetisoff said:That's a pretty big geography fail.
But pretty funny, nonetheless.
Oh, the "great" Anzhi... Manchester City for the slightly poorer....
ISDfan said:Makhachkala is in Dagestan .
fezzer said:Gabriel Rasch linked to Team Sky.
Source: procycling.no
craig1985 said:My sincere apologies to any of our friends from Russia
I read that are in Chechnya, I know the guy who owns Swiss club Neuchâtel Xamax is from Chechnya.
fezzer said:Gabriel Rasch linked to Team Sky.
Source: procycling.no
Breukink said:''We halen hem in eerste instantie omdat hij veel ervaring heeft met het aantrekken van de sprints voor Cavendish, maar hij zal bij ons zeker ook zelf kansen krijgen'', aldus Breukink.
hatcher said:Presumably as a steady head for the cobbles if Arvesen does indeed retire or move upstairs. Whether Rasch is good enough at this point to get into the cobbles team is definitely debatable.
I can't see him not going to BMC.
He'd be an excellent addition to their cobbles team. Would be a great helper for Flecha.TeamSkyFans said:in what capacity.
Hes 35, it makes little sense, doesnt fit in with Sky's potential v cost argument. Possibly in a coaching capacity, if they havnt managed to hang onto Arvesen.
would seem odd, unless he was willing to ride for the minimum wage.
TeamSkyFans said:in what capacity.
Hes 35, it makes little sense, doesnt fit in with Sky's potential v cost argument. Possibly in a coaching capacity, if they havnt managed to hang onto Arvesen.
would seem odd, unless he was willing to ride for the minimum wage.
Machu Picchu said:Rumours from velonation:
Garmin lost Hushovd but signed Rosseler & Rasmussen, JV said team's net gains will more than offset losses suggesting a big name rider could be on the way
Gilbert's agent said its between QuickStep & BMC, meeting with Lefevere & Lelangue but that in sporting terms it's clear that BMC are a step ahead of the rest of the pack.
HTC: Renshaw admits to Rabobank discussions, Cavendish & Eisel to Sky, Marco Pinotti to Liquigas and Ghyselinck to Cofidis.
Pozzato to Lampre / Farnese
I never really said he was. I don't think every BMC rider is a good rider. Don't get sucked in to believing a silly generalisation.Timmy-loves-Rabo said:says in on the cn home site.
guess you can drop the charade that he is a good rider now![]()
TeamSkyFans said:i do take procyling.no with a large pinch of salt. They insisted the day before the tour squads that Arvesen was definately going to the tour (again, quoted Lungvist) and he wasnt. They then insisted that Arvesen was #1 reserve if EbH couldnt make it, he wasnt. And some of their Huschovd rumours over the last couple of years have been way off.
Their norwegian bias gets the better of them sometimes.
kanari said:I'd say they're usually pretty well informed. They called Hushovd to BMC a long time ago. Whether Arvesen was reserve number one or not I might as well take procycling.no's word for it as yours, if memory serves me right you were a bit off on what you published as their Tour roster the day before it was released![]()
He is good enough for any team in P-R, I mean he was Garmin-Cervelos 4th strongest man this year (Hushovd, Vansummeren and Vanmarcke being stronger), and very few teams are better than garmin-cervelo as a whole...However, I don't quite see why he should go to sky as they already have a strong cobbled team. I'd rather see them renew Nordhaug's contract, which I don't think they have done yet?hatcher said:Presumably as a steady head for the cobbles if Arvesen does indeed retire or move upstairs. Whether Rasch is good enough at this point to get into the cobbles team is definitely debatable.
I can't see him not going to BMC.
maltiv said:He is good enough for any team in P-R, I mean he was Garmin-Cervelos 4th strongest man this year (Hushovd, Vansummeren and Vanmarcke being stronger), and very few teams are better than garmin-cervelo as a whole...However, I don't quite see why he should go to sky as they already have a strong cobbled team. I'd rather see them renew Nordhaug's contract, which I don't think they have done yet?
edit: I just realized why Sky might want him. He's an expert when it comes to positioning in cross winds, the last 3 years he's been in the front echolon on more or less every stage of tour of qatar. Needless to say, Sky has something to learn there!