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Bob J
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| Chris Sidwells wrote: |
| The fascination for me this year is it looks as though there are a few who could make a move, but no one dares do so yet. It's like he who dare's loses. |
Have to agree with that
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Hugo Koblet
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Sanchez has dared a couple of times.. he who dares may win.
I've gone for Andy Schleck... when he puts the hammer down in the alps, he'll put the others in trouble. Think he was keeping his powder dry in the pyrenees.
I also think the form he's ridden himself into since tour of california is quite... impressive |
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Billy Boy
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| Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 5:31 pm Post subject: |
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| Hugo Koblet wrote: |
Sanchez has dared a couple of times.. he who dares may win.
I've gone for Andy Schleck... when he puts the hammer down in the alps, he'll put the others in trouble. Think he was keeping his powder dry in the pyrenees.
I also think the form he's ridden himself into since tour of california is quite... impressive |
Yeah, 50 metres from the finish line, the clueless gimp.
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mho
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| Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Chris Sidwells wrote: |
| The frustration for me this year is it looks as though there are a few who could make a move, but no one dares do so yet. It's like he who dare's loses. |
FIFY
- we agree whats going on - our reaction to it is different. |
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Salsiccia
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Contador will be making moves. I still think he'll win it.
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SteveO
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| Contador will be making moves. I still think he'll win it. |
Hmm, I wonder what he's had for his tea this evening? |
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martin smith
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| Posted: Mon Jul 18, 2011 8:43 pm Post subject: |
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| Billy Boy wrote: |
| Hugo Koblet wrote: |
Sanchez has dared a couple of times.. he who dares may win.
I've gone for Andy Schleck... when he puts the hammer down in the alps, he'll put the others in trouble. Think he was keeping his powder dry in the pyrenees.
I also think the form he's ridden himself into since tour of california is quite... impressive |
Yeah, 50 metres from the finish line, the clueless gimp. |
Glad it wasn't just me who thought that.
I'm enjoying it, they all look like they are suffering horribly, which is what a bike race should be like.
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Salsiccia
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| Contador will be making moves. I still think he'll win it. |
Hmm, I wonder what he's had for his tea this evening? |
Oh, you horrible cynic, you 
If he's on it, they're all on it. And he's still the most talented big-tour cyclist of this generation.
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Salsiccia
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Looking forward to the highlights tonight - sounded interesting on the radio 
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Stuart
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| Hugo Koblet wrote: |
I've gone for Andy Schleck... when he puts the hammer down in the alps, he'll put the others in trouble. Think he was keeping his powder dry in the pyrenees.
I also think the form he's ridden himself into since tour of california is quite... impressive |
Still?
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