Critérium du Dauphiné 2021 ***Spoilers***
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Back to calculating school for Bahrain and the rest.
Never really in doubt.
Valverde nicks 4 seconds for 3rd."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Bahrain aren't very good at this are they?0
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Froome in the yellow jersey group over 3 minutes down.0
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Blimey, are all the hair dressers still closed in Austria?"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0
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That's an actual improvement by him .Pross said:Froome in the yellow jersey group over 3 minutes down.
"If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm1 -
Nothing like a bit of confidence.
Interviewer: "Did you expect that?"
Postleburger: "Yes actually, I looked at the route a few weeks ago and planned it"0 -
Carlton today suggesting Geraint was going to lead out Kwia in the sprint when Kwia was already out the back and came in over 5 minutes down. I assume he'd had an issue as you would expect him to be up there on a stage like this. Might explain why Ineos dropped off the front.
Smith now seems to have given up and just agrees with anything Carlton says for an easy life.1 -
On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.Savoie between the Glandon and the Madeleine.0
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I thought he bettered that by naming the Trek rider on the attack as Kenny Elissonde, when in fact it was Jasper Stuyven.Pross said:Carlton today suggesting Geraint was going to lead out Kwia in the sprint when Kwia was already out the back and came in over 5 minutes down. I assume he'd had an issue as you would expect him to be up there on a stage like this. Might explain why Ineos dropped off the front.
Smith now seems to have given up and just agrees with anything Carlton says for an easy life.
Understandable really, given they have such a similar body size."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.2 -
No all open here with a test (free) or vaccine or recovery antibodies!blazing_saddles said:Blimey, are all the hair dressers still closed in Austria?
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You should have listened to the 10 minutes my colleagues spent trying to pronounce "Graham/Graeme" today. The word is completely impossible for Francophones.huret said:On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.
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Grim, at a guess? With a throaty gr0
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My amusing one was our Italian friends who called Harry and Ed; 'Arry and HHead (extra emphasis on the H).1
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davidof said:
You should have listened to the 10 minutes my colleagues spent trying to pronounce "Graham/Graeme" today. The word is completely impossible for Francophones.huret said:On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.
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That's my name - I find lots of people struggle to pronounce it, even other English speakers like Americans. They seem to say it sort of "Graa'm" and don't really understand it how an English person would say it. I once had "Grem" on a coffee cup in the US.davidof said:
You should have listened to the 10 minutes my colleagues spent trying to pronounce "Graham/Graeme" today. The word is completely impossible for Francophones.huret said:On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.
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Yeah couldn't believe that. My rider identification is poor but even I could spot that was wrong!blazing_saddles said:
I thought he bettered that by naming the Trek rider on the attack as Kenny Elissonde, when in fact it was Jasper Stuyven.Pross said:Carlton today suggesting Geraint was going to lead out Kwia in the sprint when Kwia was already out the back and came in over 5 minutes down. I assume he'd had an issue as you would expect him to be up there on a stage like this. Might explain why Ineos dropped off the front.
Smith now seems to have given up and just agrees with anything Carlton says for an easy life.
Understandable really, given they have such a similar body size.0 -
I quite like how my French colleagues pronounce it. Like a very French "gram".0
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Someone needs to let Postleburger know!chris_ne said:
No all open here with a test (free) or vaccine or recovery antibodies!blazing_saddles said:Blimey, are all the hair dressers still closed in Austria?
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Pross said:
Someone needs to let Postleburger know!chris_ne said:
No all open here with a test (free) or vaccine or recovery antibodies!blazing_saddles said:Blimey, are all the hair dressers still closed in Austria?
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When Québécois are talking about the car they say ‘Onda H’accord. Always made me smile.shirley_basso said:My amusing one was our Italian friends who called Harry and Ed; 'Arry and HHead (extra emphasis on the H).
The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.0 -
Ye...your not called Bob then..? 😟bobmcstuff said:
That's my name - I find lots of people struggle to pronounce it, even other English speakers like Americans. They seem to say it sort of "Graa'm" and don't really understand it how an English person would say it. I once had "Grem" on a coffee cup in the US.davidof said:
You should have listened to the 10 minutes my colleagues spent trying to pronounce "Graham/Graeme" today. The word is completely impossible for Francophones.huret said:On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.
We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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He'll be saying his surname isn't McStuff too. Still us cycling fans are used to being deceived2
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Is your surname raver...ddraver said:
Ye...your not called Bob then..? 😟bobmcstuff said:
That's my name - I find lots of people struggle to pronounce it, even other English speakers like Americans. They seem to say it sort of "Graa'm" and don't really understand it how an English person would say it. I once had "Grem" on a coffee cup in the US.davidof said:
You should have listened to the 10 minutes my colleagues spent trying to pronounce "Graham/Graeme" today. The word is completely impossible for Francophones.huret said:On France 3, Thomas Voekler commentating on a motorbike, kept calling Archibold 'Arbold'. Strange because his English is excellent.
Nah bobmcstuff comes from a Hotmail account I made at school twenty years ago... Then was on the old MBUK forum. I just use it for everything online now.0 -
Pross said:
He'll be saying his surname isn't McStuff too. Still us cycling fans are used to being deceived
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Yeah no. I don't really know where it came from to be honest, to be fair I was 13...0
