Post of Le Tour 2014
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More like a DUI. Luckily this is the only machinery I am operating...Head Hands Heart Lungs Legs0
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Above The Cows wrote:Well De Marchi is definitely not on the front right now.
A panzerwagon is on the attack in Alsace.0 -
pottssteve wrote:adr82 wrote:pottssteve wrote:adr82 wrote:What is going on with Sagan's hair in his rider info graphic???
He's modelling himself on Wolverine from X-Men. He's got the eyes on his helmet and the bike... :roll:
Edit: glorious:
Wolverine?
He's Eastern European so he thinks it's cool......
Harsh but fair...We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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mfin wrote:Is there likely to be any footage of the incident? Maybe someone will have it on camera and get £250 by sending it in to 'You've been Framed'Correlation is not causation.0
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pottssteve wrote:No tA Doctor wrote:Not only the GC looking wrapped up, the Lanterne Rouge looks done and dusted unless Cheng doesn't make it through the high mountains.
The race needs Nibali to have a really bad day.
It's a nice thought but Nibali would have to lose an awful lot of time to challenge Cheng...Correlation is not causation.0 -
Not post of the Tour but possibly quote of the Tour.
“According to me, he was moving up during the descent. That didn’t seem necessary to me because we were already quite near the front. I didn’t see exactly what caused the crash but I saw him crashing. He touched the ground a couple of times really hard. Eventually, he ended up at the side of the road. At first I thought he would not get back up. It was a big hit. We were going really fast,” Keukeleire told Cyclingnews.
According to me???? I presume this is a ropey translation of what Keukeleire actually said. Brilliant, all the same.
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Dolan Driver wrote:Not post of the Tour but possibly quote of the Tour.
“According to me, he was moving up during the descent. That didn’t seem necessary to me because we were already quite near the front. I didn’t see exactly what caused the crash but I saw him crashing. He touched the ground a couple of times really hard. Eventually, he ended up at the side of the road. At first I thought he would not get back up. It was a big hit. We were going really fast,” Keukeleire told Cyclingnews.
According to me???? I presume this is a ropey translation of what Keukeleire actually said. Brilliant, all the same.
DD.
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type:epyt wrote:Dorset Boy wrote:There were about 3 vans parked in a row - what made him go for THAT particular one?
The others were ladies and disabled?0 -
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frenchfighter wrote:Above The Cows wrote:The Toblerone had melted.
I clearly meant to type The Toblerone has melted... I'm ruining this now aren't I?Correlation is not causation.0 -
Haha I nearly changed it when I quoted as it sure sounds better...pretty sure you meant that in the first place.Contador is the Greatest0
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I was too distraught to type properly.Correlation is not causation.0
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TimB34 wrote:Morning all, sorry for the lack of cheese and wine posting yesterday as the Tour entered my local area, but I was busy taking photos in Nimes:Correlation is not causation.0
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Mooro wrote:frenchfighter wrote:jimmythecuckoo wrote:RichN95 wrote:Bradley Wiggins is to Sky and British Cycling what Ryan Giggs is to Manchester United. He's so much part of the furniture and brand that they'll keep him around as long as he wants to be and can make some sort of contribution. If he gets indulged then it's because he's earned it.
He won the Tour and that gives you privilege.
If his riding the track and targeting the spring classics gets people interested then more power to him.
Contador has won three Tours, two Giros and Two Vueltas.
Following on from your reasoning I wonder what privileges he should be entitled to?
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