TdF Stage 16 *spoiler*

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  • donrhummy
    donrhummy Posts: 2,329
    He stops because Fedrigo's refusing to help.
  • luckao
    luckao Posts: 632
    SpaceJunk wrote:
    By the way, good to see Phil and Paul are in fine form tonight.

    Bunch of tossers!

    Do tell.
  • donrhummy
    donrhummy Posts: 2,329
    SpaceJunk wrote:
    By the way, good to see Phil and Paul are in fine form tonight.

    Bunch of tossers!

    Have you got a computer? You can turn the TV sound off and listen to eurosport audio online.
  • FransJacques
    FransJacques Posts: 2,148
    damn ITV4 doesn't start till 3pm. what numb-skull took a look at a bunch of pyramids early on in this stage and a long line at the end of the stage and said "you know, instead of the usual 2:30 we had better start at 3pm, those mtns are so boring, they go slow and don't crash, we want the fast stuff with the crashes, yeah, that'll please the viewing public"

    idiots - just in time to see them descned - yawn
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  • AidanR
    AidanR Posts: 1,142
    F*cking ITV not starting their coverage until 3pm. Showing some God-awful Police Camera Action type show instead. What is wrong with these people?!
    Bike lover and part-time cyclist.
  • BikingBernie
    BikingBernie Posts: 2,163
    If Armstrong wins this it will be, for many, a 'Fairy-tale' finish. Then again, as Kimmage once said, 'There are no fairy-tales in cycling'.
  • Doobz
    Doobz Posts: 2,800
    nothing exiting happening anyways.. Police camera action is way better then this right now
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  • Doobz
    Doobz Posts: 2,800
    BikingBernie wrote:
    If Armstrong wins this it will be, for many, a 'Fairy-tale' finish. Then again, as Kimmage once said, 'There are no fairy-tales in cycling'.

    he is suffering big time and I feel that if they kick again they are gonna drop the old man once and for all..
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  • BikingBernie
    BikingBernie Posts: 2,163
    Doobz wrote:
    BikingBernie wrote:
    If Armstrong wins this it will be, for many, a 'Fairy-tale' finish. Then again, as Kimmage once said, 'There are no fairy-tales in cycling'.
    he is suffering big time and I feel that if they kick again they are gonna drop the old man once and for all..
    They had better make sure they don't go too fast for him then, otherwise there will be no pay-day. :wink:
  • SpaceJunk
    SpaceJunk Posts: 1,157
    AidanR wrote:
    F*cking ITV not starting their coverage until 3pm. Showing some God-awful Police Camera Action type show instead. What is wrong with these people?!

    They might be doing you a favor. It's the LA show, well according to Paul and Phil.

    We've been given a little bit of everything - 'The Look', the 285 zillion dollars he's raised for cancer research.

    How LA is a legend for attacking, and then Barredo counters, and he's an idiot for trying to go solo.


    In other news. Thor is a legend. Where is that doping Pettachi??
  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    Doobz wrote:
    BikingBernie wrote:
    If Armstrong wins this it will be, for many, a 'Fairy-tale' finish. Then again, as Kimmage once said, 'There are no fairy-tales in cycling'.

    he is suffering big time and I feel that if they kick again they are gonna drop the old man once and for all..

    Oi less of the 'old man' he's only 38! Spring chicken I'll tell you.
  • AidanR
    AidanR Posts: 1,142
    BikingBernie wrote:
    Doobz wrote:
    BikingBernie wrote:
    If Armstrong wins this it will be, for many, a 'Fairy-tale' finish. Then again, as Kimmage once said, 'There are no fairy-tales in cycling'.
    he is suffering big time and I feel that if they kick again they are gonna drop the old man once and for all..
    They had better make sure they don't go too fast for him then, otherwise there will be no pay-day. :wink:

    *sigh*

    You're like a stuck record, you know that?
    Bike lover and part-time cyclist.
  • paulcuthbert
    paulcuthbert Posts: 1,016
    The Eurosport commentators are AWFUL! They just sound bored...

    And why does Sean Kelly keep saying "general classment"? HE'S FECKIN IRISH!! Eejit
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  • donrhummy
    donrhummy Posts: 2,329
    Are they? I haven't listened to them. But are there ANY cycling commentators that people actually like?
  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    paulcuthbert wrote:
    The Eurosport commentators are AWFUL! They just sound bored...

    And why does Sean Kelly keep saying "general classment"? HE'S FECKIN IRISH!! Eejit

    You must have a mute button.
  • BikingBernie
    BikingBernie Posts: 2,163
    AidanR wrote:
    You're like a stuck record, you know that?
    But probably in the right groove. :wink:
  • RichN95.
    RichN95. Posts: 27,253
    donrhummy wrote:
    Are they? I haven't listened to them. But are there ANY cycling commentators that people actually like?

    This is the internet. Nobody likes anything.
    Twitter: @RichN95
  • camerone
    camerone Posts: 1,232
    paulcuthbert wrote:
    The Eurosport commentators are AWFUL! They just sound bored...

    And why does Sean Kelly keep saying "general classment"? HE'S FECKIN IRISH!! Eejit

    because thats what its called? along with other words like palmares and parcours that he uses.
  • paulcuthbert
    paulcuthbert Posts: 1,016
    donrhummy wrote:
    Are they? I haven't listened to them. But are there ANY cycling commentators that people actually like?

    I liike Phil & Paul. Even if it's not an exciting stage you get entertainment out of them saying the wrong names or saying names wrong!
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  • Gazzaputt
    Gazzaputt Posts: 3,227
    donrhummy wrote:
    Are they? I haven't listened to them. But are there ANY cycling commentators that people actually like?

    No-one worth their salt on this forum would ever admit that.

    Way to cool for school to like cycling commentators :wink:
  • mrushton
    mrushton Posts: 5,182
    According to LeTour, Fredderigo and Lance were talking. I wonder if brown envelopes were being mentioned.
    M.Rushton
  • PeteinSQ
    PeteinSQ Posts: 2,292
    If (and I suppose its a big if) Horner and Armstrong are together in the leading group when they get to the finish will this be enough of an advantage to help Armstrong win the stage? Would Horner be any good as a lead out man?
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  • camerone
    camerone Posts: 1,232
    mrushton wrote:
    According to LeTour, Fredderigo and Lance were talking. I wonder if brown envelopes were being mentioned.
    or horses heads?
  • AidanR
    AidanR Posts: 1,142
    BikingBernie wrote:
    AidanR wrote:
    You're like a stuck record, you know that?
    But probably in the right groove. :wink:

    You're stuck in LA's groove? :shock:
    Bike lover and part-time cyclist.
  • ketsbaia
    ketsbaia Posts: 1,718
    RichN95 wrote:
    donrhummy wrote:
    Are they? I haven't listened to them. But are there ANY cycling commentators that people actually like?

    This is the internet. Nobody likes anything.

    I like the look of that descent. :D
    One more gear

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  • paulcuthbert
    paulcuthbert Posts: 1,016
    PeteinSQ wrote:
    If (and I suppose its a big if) Horner and Armstrong are together in the leading group when they get to the finish will this be enough of an advantage to help Armstrong win the stage? Would Horner be any good as a lead out man?

    Hell yeah! The Redneck would lead out Big Tex no problem
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  • luckao
    luckao Posts: 632
    I'm loving Eurosport's coverage. Harmon and Kelly do a great job of covering stages with minimal action. Plenty of internet feeds if you don't like them.
  • BikingBernie
    BikingBernie Posts: 2,163
    PeteinSQ wrote:
    If (and I suppose its a big if) Horner and Armstrong are together in the leading group when they get to the finish will this be enough of an advantage to help Armstrong win the stage? Would Horner be any good as a lead out man?
    The script calls for a solo win from Armstrong, winning from a sprint would be just too unbelievable. :wink:
  • gabriel959
    gabriel959 Posts: 4,227
    Does anyone know how many times a stage ha finished at pau?
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  • paulcuthbert
    paulcuthbert Posts: 1,016
    Luckao wrote:
    I'm loving Eurosport's coverage. Harmon and Kelly do a great job of covering stages with minimal action. Plenty of internet feeds if you don't like them.

    I'm watching them on an internet feed... Plus, I don't speak Belgian!
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