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Alessandro Petacchi out DNS Stage 6. Same with some old guy
named Mario who had begged promoters a start. He had said he would ride to Paris to earn the selection. Meanwhile, some small French team leads the race. |
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Ah, Petacchi went down pretty hard yesterday.... I think
when you can't feel the 'bars its time to pack it in, don't you? "Ronde Champ" <rondechamp@aol.com> wrote in message news:152f6cbe.0407090318.5bb078c7@posting.google.com... > Alessandro Petacchi out DNS Stage 6. Same with some old > guy named Mario who had begged promoters a start. He had > said he would ride to Paris to earn the selection. > Meanwhile, some small French team leads the race. |
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I hate to add fuel to the fire but both these guys are soft.
I am saying that as an Italo-Canadian who has ridden his road (cross bike to be exact) bike in -25 degree celcius weather. Heck my morning commutes most of this spring were -10 Celcius and I had a perfectly good car in the garage and a bus full of pretty secretaries as alternatives. Slow as I may be, no one was paying me or counting on me to finish the ride but I did. These guys have teams and sponsors counting on them. XRays show no dislocation or fracture but Peta can't go on. Mario has a light fever from a scrape on his leg. They suck and are a disgrace to their country. Franco Ballerini and Andrea Taffi were good Italian cyclists of the sort I wish there were more of. "vern" <vern18544@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:giyH- c.10028$R36.2550@newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net... > Ah, Petacchi went down pretty hard yesterday.... I think > when you can't feel > the 'bars its time to pack it in, don't you? > > "Ronde Champ" <rondechamp@aol.com> wrote in message > news:152f6cbe.0407090318.5bb078c7@posting.google.com... > > Alessandro Petacchi out DNS Stage 6. Same with some old > > guy named Mario who had begged promoters a start. He had > > said he would ride to Paris to earn the selection. > > Meanwhile, some small French team leads the race. |
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In article <_zCHc.56542$P7.52092@pd7tw3no>, "lewdvig"
<plongin@hotmail.com> wrote: > I hate to add fuel to the fire but both these guys > are soft. None of us know these guys and shouldn't pretend to. |
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"chiefhiawatha" <chiefhiawatha@yahooREMOVE.com> wrote in message
news:chiefhiawatha-1007041057280001@10.0.1.2... > In article <_zCHc.56542$P7.52092@pd7tw3no>, "lewdvig" > <plongin@hotmail.com> wrote: > > > I hate to add fuel to the fire but both these guys > > are soft. > > None of us know these guys and shouldn't pretend to. Good point. Plus, the pro peloton isn't the first place I'd look for someone to call 'soft'. Newsgroups, on the other hand... |
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rondechamp@aol.com (Ronde Champ) wrote in message news:<152f6cbe.0407090318.5bb078c7@posting.google.com>...
> Same with some old guy named Mario who had begged > promoters a start. He had said he would ride to Paris to > earn the selection. Meanwhile, some small French team > leads the race. Every Italian star rides for about two years more than he should, or until he's a total embarrassment. Cipo, Pantani, Chiapucci, Bugno. Even Moser wouldn't go away. I hate to put Tafi and Ballerini in that category too. |
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