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signs with discover

gym gravity said:

gym gravity wrote:

signs with discover

discovery.

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Some folks didn't think he'd last long with the Drill Sergeant. Clearly not
everyone's management style. Maybe we'll see him battling Cunego in the
Giro sometime in the next year or so. .

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gym gravity said:

gym gravity wrote:

signs with discover

discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

Richard Adams said:

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gym gravity said:

gym gravity wrote:

signs with discover

discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

gym gravity said:

gym gravity said:

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signs with discover

discovery.

Oh, yeah. So did Hayden Roulston from New Zealand.

Dan Connelly said:

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gym gravity wrote:

> gym gravity wrote:
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> signs with discover

discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

So when Peta cops tendonitis, do they all go shopping?

Stewart Fleming said:

gym gravity said:

gym gravity said:

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signs with discover

discovery.

Oh, yeah. So did Hayden Roulston from New Zealand.

Hayden Roulston on the rillerah And a brawla, brawla soo-it
Hayden Roulston on the rillerah and a brawla soo - it

In article <[email hidden]>,

Dan Connelly d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@i_e_e_e.o_r_g said:

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gym gravity wrote:

>gym gravity wrote:
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>signs with discover

discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

I really hope that isn't true. It wouldn't make sense for Ferretti to
turn his team into a one trick pony type team like the ones that Cipo's
been on for the last three years or so, where almost everyone is there to
drag the sprinter to the line in the GTs. Yeah, it's a successful
technique, but leaves the team lacking when the sprinter has problems, like
getting sick or crashing. He's always done pretty well with only a couple
of lead out guys anyway. Petacchi manages to use the other sprinters and
their trains very well.

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remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

I really hope that isn't true. It wouldn't make sense for Ferretti to
turn his team into a one trick pony type team like the ones that Cipo's
been on for the last three years or so, where almost everyone is there to
drag the sprinter to the line in the GTs. Yeah, it's a successful
technique, but leaves the team lacking when the sprinter has problems,

like

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getting sick or crashing. He's always done pretty well with only a couple
of lead out guys anyway. Petacchi manages to use the other sprinters and
their trains very well.

Fassa's GC man, BigHouse, had an unexpected two week vacation.

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Fassa's GC man, BigHouse, had an unexpected two week vacation.

He's ridden for Fassa in the past but it's now Lampre, er, I mean Vini
Caldirola as of tomorrow.

Jeff

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Dan Connelly d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@i_e_e_e.o_r_g said:

Richard Adams said:

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>>gym gravity wrote:
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>discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

I really hope that isn't true. It wouldn't make sense for Ferretti to
turn his team into a one trick pony type team like the ones that Cipo's
been on for the last three years or so, where almost everyone is there to
drag the sprinter to the line in the GTs. Yeah, it's a successful
technique, but leaves the team lacking when the sprinter has problems, like
getting sick or crashing. He's always done pretty well with only a couple
of lead out guys anyway. Petacchi manages to use the other sprinters and
their trains very well.

So Petacchi for the GTs, Danielson, Cioni et al for the shorter tours
and token GC. While Petacchi's getting as many as he is, Ferretti
can't really afford not to take him plus serious support to GTs.

Peter

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gym gravity said:

gym gravity wrote:

signs with discover

discovery.

Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

Danielson has 2 year deal with Fassa.....
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Dan Connelly d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@i_e_e_e.o_r_g said:

Richard Adams wrote:
> gym gravity <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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>>gym gravity wrote:
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>>>gym gravity wrote:
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>>>signs with discover
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>>discovery.
>
>
> Looks like fall cleaning at Fassa

I don't think so. No GC guy has a future on the same team as Petacchi.

Dan

I really hope that isn't true. It wouldn't make sense for Ferretti to
turn his team into a one trick pony type team like the ones that Cipo's
been on for the last three years or so, where almost everyone is there to
drag the sprinter to the line in the GTs. Yeah, it's a successful
technique, but leaves the team lacking when the sprinter has problems, like
getting sick or crashing. He's always done pretty well with only a couple
of lead out guys anyway. Petacchi manages to use the other sprinters and
their trains very well.

So Petacchi for the GTs, Danielson, Cioni et al for the shorter tours
and token GC. While Petacchi's getting as many as he is, Ferretti
can't really afford not to take him plus serious support to GTs.

um

yeah

note to self: reading usenet while avoiding boss's attention OK,
posting not clever. Apologies for the above stupid post.

Peter