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Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and
Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are looking bad. Andre |
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Andre schreef:
> Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are > looking bad. Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. Steegmans is not less than Boonen, only in his mind he is. Hushovd, like his Scandinavian friend Backstedt, has his best days behind him. I give the nod to McEwen for the green. |
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On Jun 27, 5:25*pm, Ted van de Weteringe
<myfulln...@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: > Andre schreef: > > > Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and > > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are > > looking bad. > > Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. Steegmans > is not less than Boonen, only in his mind he is. Hushovd, like his > Scandinavian friend Backstedt, has his best days behind him. I give the > nod to McEwen for the green. I hope you're wrong |
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On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:16:57 -0700 (PDT), Andre
<ANDREJANSSENS1@yahoo.com> wrote: >On Jun 27, 5:25*pm, Ted van de Weteringe ><myfulln...@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: >> Andre schreef: >> >> > Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and >> > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are >> > looking bad. >> >> Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. Steegmans >> is not less than Boonen, only in his mind he is. Hushovd, like his >> Scandinavian friend Backstedt, has his best days behind him. I give the >> nod to McEwen for the green. > >I hope you're wrong He's right about Freire -- I love that guy's racing nonetheless. And sadly probably right about McEwen. I remember when Steegmans left McEwen's team and McEwen was all pissy saying Steegmans was a coward just going to be a leadout man at Lefevre's team for $$$ instead of staying at his side and taking over as the Lotto sprinter when McEwen retires. |
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In article <qr1b6490qtr1gt67ena7srit8uvfcip742@4ax.com>,
John Forrest Tomlinson <usenetremove@jt10000.com> wrote: > On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:16:57 -0700 (PDT), Andre > <ANDREJANSSENS1@yahoo.com> wrote: > > >On Jun 27, 5:25*pm, Ted van de Weteringe > ><myfulln...@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: > >> Andre schreef: > >> > >> > Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and > >> > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are > >> > looking bad. > >> > >> Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. Steegmans > >> is not less than Boonen, only in his mind he is. Hushovd, like his > >> Scandinavian friend Backstedt, has his best days behind him. I give the > >> nod to McEwen for the green. > > > >I hope you're wrong > > He's right about Freire -- I love that guy's racing nonetheless. And > sadly probably right about McEwen. > > I remember when Steegmans left McEwen's team and McEwen was all pissy > saying Steegmans was a coward just going to be a leadout man at > Lefevre's team for $$$ instead of staying at his side and taking over > as the Lotto sprinter when McEwen retires. McEwen is a great sprinter but his personality does him no favors. Yes, he can back up his trashtalk (and regularly does) but I think many people would like him a lot more if he'd just give his mouth a rest. -- tanx, Howard The bloody pubs are bloody dull The bloody clubs are bloody full Of bloody girls and bloody guys With bloody murder in their eyes remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok? |
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"Andre" <ANDREJANSSENS1@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:b42f0746-99f3-4e18-8dcf-108bb8bd9b6f@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com... | Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and | Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are | looking bad. | | Andre McEwen. He's an opportunist extraordinaire. Others will plan; Robbie will simply find the right wheel out of nowhere. --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles www.ChainReactionBicycles.com |
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On Jun 28, 12:35 am, Howard Kveck
> McEwen is a great sprinter but his personality does him no favors. Yes, he can > back up his trashtalk (and regularly does) but I think many people would like him a > lot more if he'd just give his mouth a rest. dumbass, mcewen's a winner, but all the jock sniffers are in love with boonen - the david beckham of cycling, even though he's a drunk driving cokehead who dates teenagers. sadly i won't get to see mcewen straight arm him into the barriers. |
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On Jun 27, 2:25 pm, Ted van de Weteringe
<myfulln...@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: > Andre schreef: > > > Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and > > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are > > looking bad. > > Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. Steegmans > is not less than Boonen, only in his mind he is. Hushovd, like his > Scandinavian friend Backstedt, has his best days behind him. I give the > nod to McEwen for the green. Dumbasses, Zabel |
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John Forrest Tomlinson wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:16:57 -0700 (PDT), Andre wrote: >> On Jun 27, 5:25 pm, Ted van de Weteringe wrote: >>> Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. [...] >> >> I hope you're wrong > > He's right about Freire -- I love that guy's racing nonetheless. It will be interesting to see how the three Spaniards (Valverde, Contador, Freire) will fight over team leadership for the two crowns. Valverde already sacrificed one world championship for Freire, but it worked out well. Is now payback time? I still think Freire will try and claim leadership for Worlds, not only the bigger prize but also better suited to his abilities. So who is better suited to Beijing: Contador or Valverde, and not necessarily the same answer: who will be the leader? |
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On Jun 27, 7:03*pm, Andre <ANDREJANSSE...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Looks like the green will be fought for by Thor, Freire, Mcewen and > Steegmans. No Boonen or Benati to make it interesting. Things are > looking bad. > > * * * *Andre http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=hpiIW...feature=related -ilan |
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On Sat, 28 Jun 2008 21:00:01 +0200, Ted van de Weteringe
<myfullname@xs4all.nl.invalid> wrote: >John Forrest Tomlinson wrote: >> On Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:16:57 -0700 (PDT), Andre wrote: >>> On Jun 27, 5:25 pm, Ted van de Weteringe wrote: >>>> Freire will exit prematurely, to focus on Beijing and Worlds. [...] >>> >>> I hope you're wrong >> >> He's right about Freire -- I love that guy's racing nonetheless. > >It will be interesting to see how the three Spaniards (Valverde, >Contador, Freire) will fight over team leadership for the two crowns. >Valverde already sacrificed one world championship for Freire, but it >worked out well. Is now payback time? I still think Freire will try and >claim leadership for Worlds, not only the bigger prize but also better >suited to his abilities. So who is better suited to Beijing: Contador or >Valverde, and not necessarily the same answer: who will be the leader? I understand Beijing is hilly, but I still don't think Contador is suited to that sort of race. In World's, Valverde has been allowed to try his hand when it makes sense - think of his covering attacks agressively in Hamilton. |
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