Godefroot comments that it is almost sure that Vinokurov will leave T-mobile for a French team, either Ag2r or Crédit Agricole. Of those, CA seems way more likely, as a ProTour team and with Kashechkin. Godefroot says that the split will be on good terms, Vino is just looking for more room for his GC ambitions.
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Godefroot comments that it is almost sure that Vinokurov will leave T-mobile for a French team, either Ag2r or Crédit Agricole. Of those, CA seems way more likely, as a ProTour team and with Kashechkin. Godefroot says that the split will be on good terms, Vino is just looking for more room for his GC ambitions.
Godefroot comments that it is almost sure that Vinokurov will leave T-mobile for a French team, either Ag2r or Crédit Agricole. Of those, CA seems way more likely, as a ProTour team and with Kashechkin. Godefroot says that the split will be on good terms, Vino is just looking for more room for his GC ambitions.
Laz wrote
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weren't they saying he was going to discovery next year ?
Is CA really a good fit for him? He wants to head a team to win the TDF. CA has Moreau and Hudshoff. He would be co-leader on that team and would lack the support of Hudshoof since he's a sprinter. The situation mirrors that of T-Mobile with Kloden & Ulrich.
Not that Vino is a bad rider, but a number of the stronger teams already have strong team leaders. If he does go to a team that doesn't already have a credible leader, he may find himself with a very weak team (comparatively of course).
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Is CA really a good fit for him?
Kashechkin will be the most valuable and loyal climbing domestique in years to come. Not as good as Ullrich has been LANCE's little helper, but still pretty handy.
Godefroot comments that it is almost sure that Vinokurov will leave T-mobile for a French team, either Ag2r or Crédit Agricole. Of those, CA seems way more likely, as a ProTour team and with Kashechkin. Godefroot says that the split will be on good terms, Vino is just looking for more room for his GC ambitions.
I guess Credit Agricole does need a credible attacking rider now that Jens Voigt is gone.
my bf has a "fetish" for her. i just bought him the movie "this gun for hire" for last christmas. in one scene she's dressed up as if she's going "fishing", wearing shiney leather hip boots and swatting her pole around like it's a whip. it's amusing how they tried to work in sexual stuff under the guise of something else. h
my bf has a "fetish" for her. i just bought him the movie "this gun for hire" for last christmas. in one scene she's dressed up as if she's going "fishing", wearing shiney leather hip boots and swatting her pole around like it's a whip. it's amusing how they tried to work in sexual stuff under the guise of something else. h
She was tiny at about 5'1", though sometimes you can't tell since she acted opposite the diminutive Alan Ladd (5'5).
My favs are Sullivan's Travels, and I Married a Witch, both comedies.
now that you bring it up, i don't think i've ever seen an ava gardner film. h
She was quite intelligent. Her second husband, Artie Shaw, was your typical pseudo intellectual who forced her to read Sigmund Freud etc (the only book she had ever read was Gone with the wind) and also taught her how to play chess. She ended up beating him and they divorced shortly thereafter. She moved on to Frank Sinatra then bullfighters.