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  1. 1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

  2. "Kenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    When it comes to Paris-Roubaix, the only sensible thing to do is pick a member of a team managed by
    Lefevere, so I'll take:

    Vandenbroucke Doggy Dogg.

  3. "Kenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    1. Van Petegem
    2. Andrea Tafi
    3. Tom Boonen

  4. "Kenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    1 Johan Museeuw (Bel) Quick.Step 2 Tom Boonen (Bel) Quick.Step 3 Max van Heeswijk (Ned) US Postal
    etc. 4 Peter van Petegem (Bel) Lotto-Domo, because I reckon he should be up there somewhere.

    There will be at least 15 other Quick.Step riders in the top 10.

    I'm not going to bother picking a time for this one :-)

    Jeff

  5. 1. Boonen
    2. Musseuw
    3. Mattan

    Boonen wins ala Knaven; he makes an attack to soften up the lead group for Museeuw, but the attack
    sticks. Museeuw feigns happiness for his teammate, but two days after the race, Boonen's car crashes
    and it is discovered his brake lines have been cut. Museeuw is interviewed at his kitchen sink
    (washing purple fluid off his hands) and denies any responsibility...

    Kenny <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

  6. "Jeff Jones" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Kenny" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    1 Johan Museeuw (Bel) Quick.Step 2 Tom Boonen (Bel) Quick.Step 3 Max van Heeswijk (Ned) US Postal
    etc. 4 Peter van Petegem (Bel) Lotto-Domo, because I reckon he should be up


    there

    Quoted message said:

    somewhere.

    There will be at least 15 other Quick.Step riders in the top 10.

    I'm not going to bother picking a time for this one :-)

    Jeff

    Candyass Pick - Quick Step / Belgium Sweep (Museeuw, VDB, Boonen) , PvP gets aced out

    -T

  7. Kenny said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    I'm going against the Quick Step trend and picking PVP. Yes, he'll be outnumbered and doesn't
    typically show as well in Roubaix as at the Ronde, but you have to like an underdog who is also the
    strongest right now. I don't think Museeuw is at his best (PVP used him as a springboard in the
    Ronde) and that will upset the Quick Step plans.

    1. PVP
    2. Servais Knaven
    3. Frederic Guesdon

  8. 1. Museeuw
    2. O'Grady
    3. Boonen

  9. Jeff Jones said:

    There will be at least 15 other Quick.Step riders in the top 10.

    If you squeese this one in you will definitely be voted bookie of the year 😉

    --
    Perre

    Remove and/or replace the DOTs as needed to reply

  10. VDB

  11. ZABEL Erik (GER - TEL) 34:1

    Let's see...lunch money, beer money, and rent...yep, think I'll lose those this week.

    -Chris Mitchell

  12. In article said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    Here goes:

    1. Van Petegem
    2.VDB 3 Mattan

  13. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:


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

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    When it comes to Paris-Roubaix, the only sensible thing to do is pick a member of a team managed
    by Lefevere, so I'll take:

    Vandenbroucke Doggy Dogg.

    That's a courageous pick considering he's only ever ridden it once before and finished 7th. Most
    believe he doesn't weigh enough to succeed on the cobbles of P-R. But then again, 7th is pretty
    impressive. He does ride for Patrick LaFevere's team, Quick Step-Davitamon. With a teammate like
    Museeuw, its got to be easier to succeed.
    - B

  14. [email hidden] (Kenny) wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    1. Jo Planckert (off the front)
    2. Stuey O'Grady (wins sprint in break of 7-8 containing 2-3 QuickStep riders, most likely
    Muesseuw and PVP)
    3. VDB's dog (smoked in sprint)

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  16. Boyd Speerschneider said:

    [email hidden] (Kenny) wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    1. Jo Planckert (off the front)
    2. Stuey O'Grady (wins sprint in break of 7-8 containing 2-3 QuickStep riders, most likely
    Muesseuw and PVP)

    isn't PVP a Lotto -Domo Rider?

    Quoted message said:

    3. VDB's dog (smoked in sprint)

    Now that Dog is clean my cat could smoke him......

    Museeuw Boonan Knaven

    Yep QS 1,2,3 O'Grady and VDB in the bunch

  17. Why so many candyARSES?

    O'Grady

    Peter

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

    Quoted message said:
    Boyd Speerschneider said:

    [email hidden] (Kenny) wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    1. Jo Planckert (off the front)
    2. Stuey O'Grady (wins sprint in break of 7-8 containing 2-3 QuickStep riders, most likely
    Muesseuw and PVP)

    isn't PVP a Lotto -Domo Rider?

    Quoted message said:

    3. VDB's dog (smoked in sprint)

    Now that Dog is clean my cat could smoke him......

    Museeuw Boonan Knaven

    Yep QS 1,2,3 O'Grady and VDB in the bunch

  18. Kenny said:

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

    1 Knaven

    2 Van Heeswijk 3 Boonen

    4 Van Petegem 5 Pieri 6 Museeuw

    --
    Dolfy -Webstek : dolfy.50megs.comdolfy.50megs.com -"That's OK, it's just a burden always being right." -(John
    Crichton - Farscape)

  19. Quoted message said:

    I'm going against the Quick Step trend and picking PVP. Yes, he'll be outnumbered and doesn't
    typically show as well in Roubaix as at the Ronde, but you have to like an underdog who is also
    the strongest right now. I don't think Museeuw is at his best (PVP used him as a springboard in
    the Ronde) and that will upset the Quick Step plans.

    1. PVP
    2. Servais Knaven
    3. Frederic Guesdon

    Museeuw not at his best? You make me laugh. You should have seen Gent-Wevelgem. Everything starts
    with Museeuw, he has the strenght, the experience, the technique and the team. He also declared in
    the papers he's recovered from his sickness and that he's feeling great. I believe PVP should ride
    top10 but i don't believe in winning. Till now he was once second but that's it. He doesn't ecxel on
    the flat paves like Museeuw, Tafi, or Ballerini. Offcourse he's serious challenger (not an
    underdog!), but a step below Museeuw

  20. With Hincapie out I have no idea except I'd be nuts to bet against Museeuw.

    Go Johann!!

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

    1. Johan Museeuw
    2. Dario Pieri
    3. Max Van Heeswijk

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