More Coast problems.

"TritonRider" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
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cyclingnews.comnewsOpen ↗ Lead story. I can not believe that Jan
signed on to this disaster.

Bill C.

It's exactly the same problem the two Danish riders are facing. It's a shame the all the riders
didn't join forces before UCI approved Coast.

I belive Jan signed, because he couldn't see clearly because of all the $$-signs. It's a shame that
one of the greatest talents in our sport puts cash over results.

HB

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"HB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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In your career, do you take the job that offers more money or the one

where

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you get more results?

I take the job with the cash, but I don't take the job where 80% of the staff are complaining they
never get paid. But then again, I'm not a pro-rider.

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Cycling is a job to Ullrich. He's not passionate about it like some fans

of

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cycling are, therefore money talks.

My point exactly. And that's what I find sad, because I think he is the only rider able to beat
Lance, and with his entire backing group at hand from his Telekom days, he will never stand a
chance. Sad...

HB

Did any of you dingdongs actually read the full article? Didn't think so...

It all has to do with how coast retains TAXES and not their salaries. The coast contracts CLEARLY
stated that 16% would be held as each rider is consided "self employed". What wasn't clear is that
the spanish gouvernment also took their share of taxes even though coast with held the 16%. Here is
where the problems started....

Jan need not be worried... since hes is GERMAN after all... and so is Coast...

Crystal

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It all has to do with how coast retains TAXES and not their salaries. The coast contracts CLEARLY
stated that 16% would be held as each rider is consided "self employed". What wasn't clear is that
the spanish

gouvernment

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also took their share of taxes even though coast with held the 16%.

At least that is what Team Coast states...

And also... the two danish riders also misses their pays - and Gianetti is Swiss... so apparently
not only spanish riders have problems with salaries.

So, perhaps Jan should worry anyway.

- Mikkel
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