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dimspace said:oh it all went wrong for the brits...
dave crashed, meaning russel downing had to pace him back that was russell out..
the dave punctured, another bike change, more work for the rest of the team..
and geraint made it into one of the breakaway groups..
just seen dave brailsfords interview, his thoughts where positive, the team stuck together, rode as a team which for next year with cav having a chance is a positive.. does seem a bit of a plan a goes wrong, no plan b...
dissapointing, but at least we saw a few british jerseys during the race..
Thoughtforfood said:Yea, nothing went wrong with the US team, we sent our C riders. (Nothing personal, but lets be honest) When Tom D is considered your best bet, you suck.
Thoughtforfood said:Yea, nothing went wrong with the US team, we sent our C riders. (Nothing personal, but lets be honest) When Tom D is considered your best bet, you suck.
dimspace said:its the american public, tv networks and the rest.. they just done get it... too used to world championships in football, baseball, hockey being contested by americans..
"a world championships... you mean, theres people from other countries in it too... how does that work...". i guess they figure georgie hincapie is the world champion..
Thoughtforfood said:Yea, nothing went wrong with the US team, we sent our C riders. (Nothing personal, but lets be honest) When Tom D is considered your best bet, you suck.
ingsve said:Is it really the US federation's fault for the team not having the best riders? Did people like Armstrong, Leipheimer, Horner, Hincapie, Vandevelde really want to race but were not picked by the federation? That's absurd. If it's anyones fault it's these riders fault.
Astana1 said:This little gem is full of fallacies. For one, American cycling fans don't determine which riders participate in worlds. American cycling fans more than understand the difference between the Super Bowl, The World Series and Worlds.
Hockey is more Canadian than American, and the players in NHL are about as international as you can get.
My sense is that your lame attempt at a post was more about grinding an axe than making an actual point, but the sad part is that you pretty much failed in both aspects.