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They're not wrong. "Holland" in English doesn't necessarily mean the same as "Holland" in Dutch, that's all. It's no different from "Germany" being "Saksa" in Finnish or "Allemagne" in French.Dekker_Tifosi said:That's absolutely true.
North-Holland and South-Holland are both provinces of the Netherlands. So when people, even Dutch people, refer to Holland as a country, they are actually wrong. It's only 2 provinces that = holland
edit: Liquigas crushing at the first split...
Armchair cyclist said:Course that's not true: it's a part of Lincolnshire.
the asian said:Russian youngsters are better than Dutch youngsters
Liguigas are aiming for a top 5 finish. No surprises there.
the asian said:Lampre absolutely sucks.
18th at 2nd Intermediate.
Yeah, I noticed that too. He is also very proud of his Dutch 'r' sound which he uses for every non-English name. Spanish, Italian, Polish, Swiss, doesn't matter, they all get the Dutch 'r'. But Anglo riders get the English 'r'.Cancellator said:I was thinking, is it feasible for ITT stars like Martin to go full-gas today as well? It should be, being just two one-day events, it's not like going at the max every stage of a GT.
PS: It's pretty funny how he pronounces "AG2R" (half English and half French).
sultanofhyd said:Is there a link that shows the intermediate checks of all the teams?
Dekker_Tifosi said:Rabo Conti are not exactly starting with their strongest team. Lot of very young guys, even Rick Zabel etc