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    Anyway, it's interesting watching Betfair's odds at the same time as this.
    Just got 16's for Pereiro to win the TdF. Couple of quid on that I reckon.
    He keeps bouncing about, but Landis is still full favourite at 1.09


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    Anyway, it's interesting watching Betfair's odds at the same time as this.
    Just got 16's for Pereiro to win the TdF. Couple of quid on that I reckon.
    He keeps bouncing about, but Landis is still full favourite at 1.09

    Ah, that looks like a lost £2 then! Looks like tomorrow isn't going to be a
    procession.

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    Anyway, it's interesting watching Betfair's odds at the same time as this.
    Just got 16's for Pereiro to win the TdF. Couple of quid on that I reckon.
    He keeps bouncing about, but Landis is still full favourite at 1.09

    LOL ... Landis has annoyed me a tad when he said during his after race
    interview that he's won the tour. He hasn't, he's likely to win it
    tomorrow, but he hasn't won it yet.

    Pereiro, IMHO, looked quite good after the finish, especially as it's his
    best TT time by a long way. Could mean fireworks tomorrow and a few quid
    for you ... 😉

    --
    Paul ...
    (8(|) Homer Rules ..... Doh !!!

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    LOL ... Landis has annoyed me a tad when he said during his after race
    interview that he's won the tour. He hasn't, he's likely to win it
    tomorrow, but he hasn't won it yet.

    Pereiro, IMHO, looked quite good after the finish, especially as it's his
    best TT time by a long way. Could mean fireworks tomorrow and a few quid
    for you ... 😉

    The odds are now 120 ... not many reckoning Pereiro's chances!

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    Anyway, it's interesting watching Betfair's odds at the same time as
    this.
    Just got 16's for Pereiro to win the TdF. Couple of quid on that I
    reckon.
    He keeps bouncing about, but Landis is still full favourite at 1.09

    LOL ... Landis has annoyed me a tad when he said during his after race
    interview that he's won the tour. He hasn't, he's likely to win it
    tomorrow, but he hasn't won it yet.

    Pereiro, IMHO, looked quite good after the finish, especially as it's his
    best TT time by a long way. Could mean fireworks tomorrow and a few quid
    for you ... 😉

    Pereiro wouldn't have gone up to Landis and hugged him if he's going to try
    anything tomorrow. Still, the BBC message board bods are at it again after
    asking if Boonen can hang onto yellow until Paris a while ago:

    BBC moderator says "Floyd Landis claims the yellow jersey after finishing
    third in the time-trial - the penultimate stage of the Tour.

    The American started 30 seconds behind Oscar Pereiro but transformed that
    deficit into a 59-second lead going into Sunday's final stage into Paris.

    How do you see it going tomorrow? Will Landis hold on?"

    No - he will get struck by lightning and his wheels will explode taking
    nearly all the field with it. Bradley Wiggins will then take yellow.

    --
    Simon Mason
    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net

  6. Simon Mason wrote on 22/07/2006 17:09 +0100:

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    How do you see it going tomorrow? Will Landis hold on?"

    No - he will get struck by lightning and his wheels will explode taking
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    Don't discount his bike exploding. The French will be mighty [censored] at
    another damn Yankee winning their Tour and may well take guerilla action
    egged on by L'Equipe. I can see the headline "Yankee pretender to Tour
    crown fails in drug fuelled explosion. No French riders hurt. Vive la
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    Tony

    "Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
    his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
    - Leonardo da Vinci

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    Anyway, it's interesting watching Betfair's odds at the same time as
    this. Just got 16's for Pereiro to win the TdF. Couple of quid on
    that I reckon. He keeps bouncing about, but Landis is still full
    favourite at 1.09

    LOL ... Landis has annoyed me a tad when he said during his after race
    interview that he's won the tour. He hasn't, he's likely to win it
    tomorrow, but he hasn't won it yet.

    Did you notice the very brief shot of Periero congratulating Landis (still
    wearing yellow) at the end of the stage (at least it looked like a
    "congratulations" to me). I think Pereiro has no intention of doing
    anything tomorrow. Tomorrow will be a day for McEwan and others to fight
    for the honour of the final day stage win.

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    Pereiro, IMHO, looked quite good after the finish, especially as it's
    his best TT time by a long way.

    Agreed. He did a very good ride. But I think he knew he was fighting for
    second since Thursday evening.

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    Could mean fireworks tomorrow and a few quid for you ... 😉

    Don't think so.

    --
    Nigel Cliffe,
    Webmaster at http://www.2mm.org.uk/

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    How do you see it going tomorrow? Will Landis hold on?"

    No - he will get struck by lightning and his wheels will explode taking
    nearly all the field with it. Bradley Wiggins will then take yellow.

    Don't discount his bike exploding. The French will be mighty [censored] at
    another damn Yankee winning their Tour and may well take guerilla action
    egged on by L'Equipe. I can see the headline "Yankee pretender to Tour
    crown fails in drug fuelled explosion. No French riders hurt. Vive la
    France"

    I don't know - even LeBlanc said that Landis' solo suicide bid was the best
    he had ever seen and he's not known as a lover of the septics. I reckon the
    French will take him to their hearts in a similar way. Only hope he doesn't
    do a Heras (Spain 05) and get stripped of the title later on due to doping.

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    Simon Mason
    http://www.simonmason.karoo.net

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    How do you see it going tomorrow? Will Landis hold on?"

    No - he will get struck by lightning and his wheels will explode taking
    nearly all the field with it. Bradley Wiggins will then take yellow.


    Don't discount his bike exploding. The French will be mighty [censored] at
    another damn Yankee winning their Tour and may well take guerilla action
    egged on by L'Equipe. I can see the headline "Yankee pretender to Tour
    crown fails in drug fuelled explosion. No French riders hurt. Vive la
    France"

    Cyclingnews think otherwise:

    "Landis seems to have been warmly received by the press in France and
    further afield, with his superb ride in the mountains on Thursday earning
    praise."

    It was a damn good race this year. Next year we have the London start
    and it's time they went through the Corrèze again, where I have friends
    to stay with. I hope the racing lives up to it.

    Mike

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