Froome is looking rather lean!!
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There's me thinking it was bike racing not some equal opportunities version of Miss World. Maybe they should introduce a swim wear stage at the Tour with 'bonifications' for the winner.0
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Pross wrote:There's me thinking it was bike racing not some equal opportunities version of Miss World. Maybe they should introduce a swim wear stage at the Tour with 'bonifications' for the winner.
Bonerfications
Sorry, its the end of the day. Need a gin.0 -
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One for the road. Lovely weather, going to perfect my climbing Contador style.
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The veins remind me of when body builders take a shed load of sugar on to show the veins off better before a contest. I can't imagine they look like that all the time.0
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frenchfighter wrote:One for the road. Lovely weather, going to perfect my climbing Contador style.
I'm not sure it's wise for you to openly confess to taking drugs on a public forum.0 -
Richmond Racer wrote:frenchfighter wrote:Vincenzo Nibali said: "Of course I've seen - the Sicilian-replies with a smile. I did not like his veins, my legs are more beautiful, more toned, with more muscle"
Google translate from Gazzetta
Oh stop...that is absolutely brilliant....
You need to read it in context, try reading it again hearing the voice of Julian Clary.0 -
I like Nibs, only an Italian guy could get away with saying that. I could imagine Cipo coming out with something like that back in the day.Richmond Racer wrote:0 -
Richmond Racer wrote:tom3 wrote:Froome has been well enough to race, they have just chose to train over race.
The constant pulling out of races and re-jigging of team rosters is getting a little bit tedious.
Thinking Correctly Under Pressure or 'tcup' as Sir Clive used to put it has always been Froomes issue.
Has Froome experienced enough heated race situations this year to get him through the tour?
I think he's raced enough 'heated race situations' over the last 20 months to 'get him through the Tour'. The experience of the previous season doesnt just evaporate - its all experiences banked for the future upon which to draw.
Whether he can win the Tour is a whole different question.
Was there a heated stage in last years tour when he forgot to eat properly, bonked and had to smash a couple of gels before ported dragged him out the shoot?0 -
tom3 wrote:Richmond Racer wrote:tom3 wrote:Froome has been well enough to race, they have just chose to train over race.
The constant pulling out of races and re-jigging of team rosters is getting a little bit tedious.
Thinking Correctly Under Pressure or 'tcup' as Sir Clive used to put it has always been Froomes issue.
Has Froome experienced enough heated race situations this year to get him through the tour?
I think he's raced enough 'heated race situations' over the last 20 months to 'get him through the Tour'. The experience of the previous season doesnt just evaporate - its all experiences banked for the future upon which to draw.
Whether he can win the Tour is a whole different question.
Was there a heated stage in last years tour when he forgot to eat properly, bonked and had to smash a couple of gels before ported dragged him out the shoot?
No. There was a stage that was a little dull actually, just a procession up Alpe d'Huez the first time around, where the Team Sky car broke down and so Froome and others could not get food and drinks on the valley floor between the descent down the Col de Sarenne and the final ascent up the Alpe.Correlation is not causation.0 -
ha ha, touche! twas just asking!0
