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Why is everyone spelling Keegan Utterbollocks‘ name wrong?
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Mods! Ban this person for posting my real life picture!
- Sep 4, 2017
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Pogi was hiding with Novak after the piss-stop apparently. Peloton didn’t know where they were. That’s some 1960’s joke.
- Jul 16, 2015
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Jan Ullrich sure did look fit back in 1998.
- Jul 10, 2014
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What a ride today, in this crappy weather, we barely had any pics. Super strong. Apparently this was the moment he attacked, with Almeida already creating a gap.
And the best of the rest
And at the end
And the best of the rest
And at the end
ManicJack
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- Apr 4, 2023
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Your ability to communicate in the English language sure is better in the non Froome threads. 🙄
Yes, I think the gap is more telling than the climbing time today.
Also, saying we “watched” the stage today is a bit of a euphemism since for roughly half the climb ( or more) we were looking at clouds, highly pixilated aerial views, or the fixed cam
View of the finish line.
Considering the weather conditions and the poor broadcast I'm not sure you'll be able to watch it any timeCan't watch it untill tomorrow so checked the results. Got 12 pages to read here, popcorn time.
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Yes, I remember reading that Bahamontes would get a Spanish teammate up the road and they would hide somewhere on the roadside or in the sewer, the peloton would gradually get more and more anxious and ride harder as they believed they hadn't caught the breakaway.
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You know that Pog is on for a record breaking year when all the deep-state funded trolls genetically engineered in a (Visma) LAB come out of the woodwork trying to tear down Mou of Galilee and his faithful disciples.
The incessant chatter of skeptics and naysayers becomes the backdrop against which Mou of Galilee's triumphs are painted in more vivid colors. Each challenge, each obstacle thrown in his path by the shadowy figures operating behind the scenes, only serves to forge his resolve stronger, his strategies more ingenious. With the unwavering support of his disciples, who stand by him through thick and thin, their collective spirit unbroken, they navigate the tumultuous waters of the season.
As the year progresses, it becomes increasingly clear that Mou of Galilee is not just playing the game; he is redefining it. The trolls, despite their relentless efforts, find themselves outmaneuvered at every turn. The very tactics they employ to sow discord and doubt among the ranks only fuel the fire of determination burning within Mou and his team. They transform every attempt to derail their journey into opportunities to demonstrate their unity, their skill, and their undying passion for the game.
When the dust settles and the records are shattered, it will be the spirit, skill, and solidarity of Pogacar and his disciples that remain etched in the annals of history. In this record-breaking year, under the guidance of Tadej Pogacar, the Lord of the race, they will have not only surpassed expectations but also crafted a legacy that will resonate through the ages.
Amen.
The incessant chatter of skeptics and naysayers becomes the backdrop against which Mou of Galilee's triumphs are painted in more vivid colors. Each challenge, each obstacle thrown in his path by the shadowy figures operating behind the scenes, only serves to forge his resolve stronger, his strategies more ingenious. With the unwavering support of his disciples, who stand by him through thick and thin, their collective spirit unbroken, they navigate the tumultuous waters of the season.
As the year progresses, it becomes increasingly clear that Mou of Galilee is not just playing the game; he is redefining it. The trolls, despite their relentless efforts, find themselves outmaneuvered at every turn. The very tactics they employ to sow discord and doubt among the ranks only fuel the fire of determination burning within Mou and his team. They transform every attempt to derail their journey into opportunities to demonstrate their unity, their skill, and their undying passion for the game.
When the dust settles and the records are shattered, it will be the spirit, skill, and solidarity of Pogacar and his disciples that remain etched in the annals of history. In this record-breaking year, under the guidance of Tadej Pogacar, the Lord of the race, they will have not only surpassed expectations but also crafted a legacy that will resonate through the ages.
Amen.
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Or if the 3 grand tours were put in a hat and a random draw each year for which event is held in May/July/August
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Glad you enjoyed it - spent far too much of the work day on it
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Pogacar to go solo on Cantó and win by 3 mins, @Froome to still find something to complain about.
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View: https://twitter.com/ammattipyoraily/status/1770143279763398905
If he does the climb in under 46 minutes, i will praise him.
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Actually I think he should take it easy tomorrow, he's shown what he can do. Let Bernal win this stage.
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G has only a few miles left in the legs and he knows better than anyone at nearly 38 years of age he has to build very slowly to avoid injury and ensure he recovers
Since he started on the track as a world and Olympic champion, then a loyal domestique for years and then a leader and champion its a wonder he is racing at all , such is the amount of miles and injuries he has gone through
Also he is going to both the Giro and Tour and I guess he hopes to be competitive in both
Whereas Pog is tearing up mountains now when maybe he'd be better off keeping it for the second half of the Tour
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Lanterne Rouge
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8Crmlz_Rrk
And recap of the finish
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05n98uS9ydU
And recap of the finish
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I see he had the help of Almeida on the attack. It was the only team with 2 strong men ahead.
Landa was the second stronger and he was according what he said at the start waiting for other cyclist reaction, he wanst second favurite (except for people like me). Bad weather is good for Pogacar, much better than hot weather.
So everything was in his favour today.
But when you put so many time to the second there is no doubt he is clearly superior
Landa was the second stronger and he was according what he said at the start waiting for other cyclist reaction, he wanst second favurite (except for people like me). Bad weather is good for Pogacar, much better than hot weather.
So everything was in his favour today.
But when you put so many time to the second there is no doubt he is clearly superior
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