Millar should get on with his retirement, and stop telling Liggett about how he's going to do this
and do that, and never producing. Liggett says he's demoralized, how 'bout he found out he's no
good. He should get on with his playboy lifestyle, and forget about this nuisance in his life
called cycling.
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Should David Millar retire?
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"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:
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Millar should get on with his retirement, and stop telling Liggett about how he's going to do this
and do that, and never producing. Liggett says he's demoralized, how 'bout he found out he's no
good. He should get on with his playboy lifestyle, and forget about this nuisance in his life
called cycling.I think David should go for the hour record and then try to win gold in the olympic TT. Winning the
TdF, however, is clearly beyond him. -
Callistus Valerius said:
Millar should get on with his retirement, and stop telling Liggett about how he's going to do this
and do that, and never producing. Liggett says he's demoralized, how 'bout he found out he's no
good. He should get on with his playboy lifestyle, and forget about this nuisance in his life
called cycling.Dipshit, it is Poor David Millar, not David Millar.
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