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Pogi is just fine. No way he was going to pull Rogla. Not again. He will save himself for Lombardia.
I'm just saying he rode exactly like Valverde would have done.
Van Wilder seems to be on board with the merger.
I’ll have to watch the interview myself. Two different interpretations on the same interview.Van Wilder not happy with the merger talks.
It’s a standard case of chasing-group syndrome, so there’s not a single rider responsible for letting the gap go out—it’s a law of the universeNah, pin pointing this on Rogla is in my opinion a rather biased view. Both Slovenians are equally responsible for not winning today. Better yet, other riders involved, riders not that good in sprint, should try earlier today. Like Carapaz did and profited from it.
@Logic-is-your-friend I'm becoming a fan of this grande ilan van Welder."It's difficult weeks for us, so this victory is really for my teammates and for our staff, to show we don't agree with all this *** and we want to continue Soudal Quick-Step. We are strong enough and I hope it will be like this."
It’s a standard case of chasing-group syndrome, so there’s not a single rider responsible for letting the gap go out—it’s a law of the universe
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Good lad, we've all been had, QS riders most of all and it's good to finally see it verbalised, great to see a young man showing some spirit in his interviews like this.
Yeah, and there's nothing wrong with that. He didn't screw up anything. This race just isn't hard enough, he can't shake Pogacar on this gradients, he would only expose himself if he had attacked, he would not win, and on top of everything he would probably hand a win to Pogacar or someone else. Plus, this is not a race where you would go all out, a monument is around the corner.I'm just saying he rode exactly like Valverde would have done.
We all know Valverde would only race like this in small races.Yeah, and there's nothing wrong with that. He didn't screw up anything. This race just isn't hard enough, he can't shake Pogacar on this gradients, he would only expose himself if he had attacked, he would not win, and on top of everything he would probably hand a win to Pogacar or someone else. Plus, this is not a race where you would go all out, a monument is around the corner.
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He'll get the letter tonight!
Roglic and Pog have won a tonne of races this year, the others haven’t won anything. Yet the forum attacks Roglic hmmnnWhy would you pin point it to Rogla? All of them raced to lose.
Vlasov beating Pog for 3rd place when Pedersen couldn't.Conclusion: the fastest rider in a group with both of them is... not from Slovenia.
Roglic and Pog have won a tonne of races this year, the others haven’t won anything. Yet the forum attacks Roglic hmmnn
Now, where have seen that before. 🤔I'm not attacking him, I'm just saying it's a little bit funny that the posters who love Roglic used to hate Valverde, yet their riding styles are quite similar.
I like Roglic too, by the way. But he was focusing too much on Pogi today rather than trying to win the race.
I'm not attacking him, I'm just saying it's a little bit funny that the posters who love Roglic used to hate Valverde, yet their riding styles are quite similar.
I like Roglic too, by the way. But he was focusing too much on Pogi today rather than trying to win the race.
You won a date with Remco. 😁I hate both of them. Where's my prize?
A date with the patron telling you every reason why he lost every race he’s been in. Hope there is plenty of wineYou won a date with Remco. 😁