There's always a way. Perhaps we could deploy the 'Declan Rice' rule as he hasn't made his full international senior debut yet.
Pretty sure riders can still change nationality, even if they have made their full international senior debut.
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There's always a way. Perhaps we could deploy the 'Declan Rice' rule as he hasn't made his full international senior debut yet.
Just Froome him, not sure there's much difference in competency between Italian and Kenyan federations these daysJust listened to his interview and he's obviously from Yorkshire(?). Has he always ridden for Italy or is there a chance we can steal him back?
I’ll like anybody from Italy who wins just for the national anthem.We'll like anybody who wins anything at this point. We're that desperate.
They literally tried to get Djokovic to play for GB way back when.There's always a way. Perhaps we could deploy the 'Declan Rice' rule as he hasn't made his full international senior debut yet.
We should make mandatory that any rider called Finn acquires Italian nationality immediately.Looking ahead to next year, we'll have the likes of Benjamin Noval, Kristian Haugetun, Gabriel Genter, Jinze Joris, Enzo Hincapie, Karl Herzog and Finn Bastiaanssen coming in, amongst others.
Italy rugby and football are also pretty adept at this. Recently convinced a man called Matt Gallagher to move to Treviso so that he might end up playing for Italy.They literally tried to get Djokovic to play for GB way back when.
We should make mandatory that any rider called Finn acquires Italian nationality immediately.
Ashlin Barry will return next year for gold.
Yes. His mother is Dede Demet, the Olympic silver medalist in Athens '04.I didn't realize he was Michael Barry's son, until I went to his PCS page and saw he was born in Girona. Then looked to if Barry was Dad. I assume his mom is from USA?
I didn't realize he was Michael Barry's son, until I went to his PCS page and saw he was born in Girona. Then looked to if Barry was Dad. I assume his mom is from USA?
Family names ending with a consonant are fairly common in Veneto so nothing to see here, a true Italian...Italy rugby and football are also pretty adept at this. Recently convinced a man called Matt Gallagher to move to Treviso so that he might end up playing for Italy.
If one of you're dog's grandparents was Italian and you're decent, they'll try to get you.Italy rugby and football are also pretty adept at this. Recently convinced a man called Matt Gallagher to move to Treviso so that he might end up playing for Italy.
Spain became European champions with a central defense duo from FranceItaly rugby and football are also pretty adept at this. Recently convinced a man called Matt Gallagher to move to Treviso so that he might end up playing for Italy.
Yes. His mother is Dede Demet, the Olympic silver medalist in Athens '04.
Best comment of the week. Still have to laugh about itLooking forward to see Widar having to work for Finn next year.
Since you mentioned Karl Herzog, I assume that you are talking about Grenke Auto Eder. Do you have any sources about the transfers? I just know from the two red bull athletes Herzog and Tjumins.Looking ahead to next year, we'll have the likes of Benjamin Noval, Kristian Haugetun, Gabriel Genter, Jinze Joris, Enzo Hincapie, Karl Herzog and Finn Bastiaanssen coming in, amongst others.
Since you mentioned Karl Herzog, I assume that you are talking about Grenke Auto Eder. Do you have any sources about the transfers? I just know from the two red bull athletes Herzog and Tjumins.
This is correct.I definitely read that post as just a generic "in the junior ranks" post.
Yes, he has everything at his disposal to become a world class rider, talent included. As explained in the OP, I am expecting the sweepstakes for his signature to approach legendary levels.Wow! Talk about good genes!
Oh no
Swiss rider Muriel Furrer fell heavily today, Thursday 26 September, during the Women Junior road race at the 2024 UCI Road and Para-cycling Road World Championships in Zurich (Switzerland) for reasons still to be determined. Muriel Furrer was taken to hospital by an emergency helicopter. She suffered a serious head injury and is in a very critical condition.