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Lexman said:Given the weather we have these days it seems for the first time since the parcours has been changed we will have a real hard RVV
Hugo Koblet said:Thomas is the strongest. But it would also be quite nice to see Degenkolb win 3 monuments in a single season, something no one but Merckx has ever done![]()
TheGreenMonkey said:Hugo Koblet said:Thomas is the strongest. But it would also be quite nice to see Degenkolb win 3 monuments in a single season, something no one but Merckx has ever done![]()
I would rather someone won the first 3 monuments of the year who has at least some chance in the other two.
Hugo Koblet said:TheGreenMonkey said:Hugo Koblet said:Thomas is the strongest. But it would also be quite nice to see Degenkolb win 3 monuments in a single season, something no one but Merckx has ever done![]()
I would rather someone won the first 3 monuments of the year who has at least some chance in the other two.
Greg Van Avermaet then?
TheGreenMonkey said:Hugo Koblet said:TheGreenMonkey said:Hugo Koblet said:Thomas is the strongest. But it would also be quite nice to see Degenkolb win 3 monuments in a single season, something no one but Merckx has ever done![]()
I would rather someone won the first 3 monuments of the year who has at least some chance in the other two.
Greg Van Avermaet then?
I don't think he has a realistic chance at the last two either and is simply not good enough. Gilbert at his peak is probably the closest in recent times. I don't think there is anybody at the moment.