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Vesica said:

Marc Goos will go to the development team first.

Lotto Jumbo is negotiating with Daan Olivier who quit cycling last year because of 'crash fear'.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/telesport/wielersport/26497714/__LottoNL_in_gesprek_met_Olivier__.html
 
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Vesica said:

Well, those three sources boil down to only one, the Telegraaf one, as the other two just reference that article. However, the Telegraaf is probably right.
 
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Valv.Piti said:
Interesting signing, it will be interesting to see if Kelderman suddenly blooms like Mollema, but I have my doubts at this point.

Lotto NL looking in pretty bad shape. Should send Gesink to the Giro with Crash.
Instead of strengthen up LottoNL seems to become even weaker in 2017. There ain't no single reason but loyalty why Kruijswijk prolonged his contract. He would've gotten better support and a bigger paycheck elsewhere. Looks like it really was a matter of honor to stay at his team.
 
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GP Blanco said:
Vesica said:

Marc Goos will go to the development team first.

Lotto Jumbo is negotiating with Daan Olivier who quit cycling last year because of 'crash fear'.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/telesport/wielersport/26497714/__LottoNL_in_gesprek_met_Olivier__.html

Olivier and Goos returned to racing this weekend in the Ronde van Midden Nederland with Team LottoNL Jumbo - De Jonge Renner.

I'm surprised to see Goos in Giant development, given all the support that LottoNL gave him in his recovery process.
 
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staubsauger said:
Valv.Piti said:
Interesting signing, it will be interesting to see if Kelderman suddenly blooms like Mollema, but I have my doubts at this point.

Lotto NL looking in pretty bad shape. Should send Gesink to the Giro with Crash.
Instead of strengthen up LottoNL seems to become even weaker in 2017. There ain't no single reason but loyalty why Kruijswijk prolonged his contract. He would've gotten better support and a bigger paycheck elsewhere. Looks like it really was a matter of honor to stay at his team.
No way. Clement and Van den Broeck are good tranfers, they will support Kruijswijk in the giro.
Floris de tier,Boom and JJ lobato are also very decent riders . Last year they signed Groenewegen,Roglic,campenaerts and battaglin.
In general not bad at all, despite the small budget.
 
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Ricco' said:
GP Blanco said:
Vesica said:

Marc Goos will go to the development team first.

Lotto Jumbo is negotiating with Daan Olivier who quit cycling last year because of 'crash fear'.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/telesport/wielersport/26497714/__LottoNL_in_gesprek_met_Olivier__.html

Olivier and Goos returned to racing this weekend in the Ronde van Midden Nederland with Team LottoNL Jumbo - De Jonge Renner.

I'm surprised to see Goos in Giant development, given all the support that LottoNL gave him in his recovery process.

Insurance question. He went for a 'mom' hip protheses which is not advised to do so in the Netherlands because it is a risky procedure.
 
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PremierAndrew said:
staubsauger said:
So Sky worked out his **** and Henao leaves them for a bigger paycheck from Bahrein? Classy move!

Not necessarily a bigger paycheck. Not having to sacrifice yourself for Thomas at Paris-Nice seems like a decent reason to move

Quite. Bahrain won't be making one nationality of riders sacrifice themselves for others, most likely. So he'll get his chances whenever he's strongest.
 
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Sky helped Sergio tremendously, but Sergio has given up many great opportunities working for Sky's leaders. Now that Poels asserted himself in Ardennes and with Kwiatek there, it makes complete sense for Sergio to leave and he should,I think Sky will be very happy with what they got out of him, a brilliant transfer that was.
 
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GuyIncognito said:
PremierAndrew said:
staubsauger said:
So Sky worked out his **** and Henao leaves them for a bigger paycheck from Bahrein? Classy move!

Not necessarily a bigger paycheck. Not having to sacrifice yourself for Thomas at Paris-Nice seems like a decent reason to move

Quite. Bahrain won't be making one nationality of riders sacrifice themselves for others, most likely. So he'll get his chances whenever he's strongest.

You're both talking as if working for Thomas was a weird thing to do, akin to being made to work for Serge Pauwels or something. Thomas won!
 
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Sykes said:
rodanafrenteguigs said:
Good News for him , Ulissi either way get a two year contract!!!


I'm not very positive about it...but let's wait to see how things go
Maybe his brother could stay with him, and he trys to get more portuguese help!

I know that Joni Brandao have been linked up with Caja Rural, but after Volta a Portugal, Brandao has been associated wiht Lampre , so lets see what happen!
 
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rodanafrenteguigs said:
Sykes said:
rodanafrenteguigs said:
Good News for him , Ulissi either way get a two year contract!!!


I'm not very positive about it...but let's wait to see how things go
Maybe his brother could stay with him, and he trys to get more portuguese help!

I know that Joni Brandao have been linked up with Caja Rural, but after Volta a Portugal, Brandao has been associated wiht Lampre , so lets see what happen!

To win in Ardennes classics, to win a Tour of Suisse or to make some other proper results in WT he will need much more quality help than thouse portuguese guys. Don't get me wrong, i believe in Joni's talent but he has 0 experience in WT and in the other hand he will probably go to a PCT team, not a WT one (which is imo the best option)
 
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nTn said:
Lampre has the spot, so this "new team" continues having it. Bahrain and Bora will be the ones fighting for the last one.

I don't see Nibali or Sagan being ruled out of from the WT teams...