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Armstrong on Millar

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  1. My loose translation of a paragraph from today's L'Equipe (I'm always nervous about these things
    because Armstrong probably said this in English and it got translated into French, so there's
    probably bad translation in both directions):

    Two weeks ago David Millar (Cofidis) had shared in L'Equipe his desire to leave his team at the end
    of the year and his dream to join USPS. Lance Armstrong has taken notice of this with interest:
    "David is my friend, an excellent rider, very talented. It's true, sometimes he lets himself down
    and he's at an age to say it's now or never. And it's also true that Cofidis isn't absolutely made
    for him and I don't say this because of any bad memories of the team. Frankly, the best thing that
    could happen to him is to go look elsewhere, to change his environment, his work habits, his
    discipline. Now, I can't say that he would come to us. He's expensive and our budget isn't
    unlimited. I can only say that he would be a good addition because he's a powerful TT'er and that he
    can be not a bad climber. But he has to learn to pace himself. David is a little bit of a rock star.
    [I won't try to translate the last sentence: C'est un fou, un fou gentil et brillant.]"

  2. goodtalk by Lance

    for fou he probably said "eccentric"

  3. cyclingnews.comnews

    "Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    My loose translation of a paragraph from today's L'Equipe (I'm always nervous about these things
    because Armstrong probably said this in English and it got translated into French, so there's
    probably bad translation in both directions):

    Two weeks ago David Millar (Cofidis) had shared in L'Equipe his desire to leave his team at the
    end of the year and his dream to join USPS. Lance Armstrong has taken notice of this with
    interest: "David is my friend, an excellent rider, very talented. It's true, sometimes he lets
    himself down and he's at an age to say it's now or never. And it's also true that


    Cofidis

    Quoted message said:

    isn't absolutely made for him and I don't say this because of any bad memories of the team.
    Frankly, the best thing that could happen to him is


    to

    Quoted message said:

    go look elsewhere, to change his environment, his work habits, his discipline. Now, I can't say
    that he would come to us. He's expensive and our budget isn't unlimited. I can only say that he
    would be a good


    addition

    Quoted message said:

    because he's a powerful TT'er and that he can be not a bad climber. But he has to learn to pace
    himself. David is a little bit of a rock star. [I


    won't

    Quoted message said:

    try to translate the last sentence: C'est un fou, un fou gentil et brillant.]"

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