He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he did in
the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he pretended it
wasn't true and used to badmouth him
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velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let" Ivan
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.Jan
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"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let" Ivan
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.Jan
Armstrong found it really tough today, eh? What a statement. Sheesh. Did
he finish on the wheel of the stage winner after the two of them rode
everyone else off of their wheels? Did he move into second place and cut
his deficit on the overall leader nearly in half? I think lots of people
had it really tough today ... Ullrich, Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo. Lance
did just fine ... or were you watching some other race?Bob C.
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velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let" Ivan
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.
I agree.Jeff
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psycholist said:
"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let"
Ivan Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved
the stage, Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.Jan
Armstrong found it really tough today, eh? What a statement.
Sheesh. Did he finish on the wheel of the stage winner after the two
of them rode everyone else off of their wheels? Did he move into
second place and cut his deficit on the overall leader nearly in
half? I think lots of people had it really tough today ... Ullrich,
Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo. Lance did just fine ... or were you
watching some other race?Bob C.
Yes, he found it tough , Armstrong set off expecting to win this stage, but
he didn't win it, Basso went with him and was better on the day.
Thats not to say he's not going to win tomorrow, thats not to say he's not
going to win the race.
And I agree, others found it even tougher than Armstrong.Jan
Who is watching the live tv coverage of the TDF everyday -
Winning the stage isn't just the lunge for the finish. Lance found
it tough today? You think gaining almost four minutes on Ullrich
should have been easy, but apparently it was relatively easy for Lance
today.On Sat, 17 Jul 2004 07:58:52 +1000, "Jeff Jones"
jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com said:
"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let" Ivan
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.
I agree.Jeff
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"Jan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
velo bleu said:
He let Basso win the stage just because his mother is ill, like he
did in the past with Pantani, althought Pantani was rude because he
pretended it wasn't true and used to badmouth himHave actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let" Ivan
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.I think the best way to phrase it is... Armstrong didn't challenge Basso for
the win.But... as I was watching it live, I thought an agreement was obviously in
place. Neither of them "broke" for the line. Ivan didn't sprint for the
line and didn't look back to see if Lance was setting up for a sprint. Even
Phil and Paul were caught short when Ivan raised his hands. They obviously
thought the line was further away because they hadn't seen a "finishing"
effort from either of them. -
"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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"Jan" <jan@@uni-berlin.de...Quoted message said:
Have actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let"
IvanQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.Armstrong found it really tough today, eh? What a statement. Sheesh.
DidQuoted message said:
he finish on the wheel of the stage winner after the two of them rode
everyone else off of their wheels? Did he move into second place and cut
his deficit on the overall leader nearly in half? I think lots of people
had it really tough today ... Ullrich, Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo.
LanceQuoted message said:
did just fine ... or were you watching some other race?
Bob C.
Say it's not so.
Crowth. == Psycho.????Quoted message said:
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In article <1M_Jc.96276$%_6.29649@attbi_s01>,
Ken Papai said:
"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
Quoted message said:
"Jan" <jan@@uni-berlin.de...Quoted message said:
Have actually watched the finish?
I've watched it several times now, and I don't think Armstrong "let"
IvanQuoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Basso win. Basso won the stage fair and square, CSC deserved the stage,
Sastre set it up perfectly.
Armstrong found it really tough today.Armstrong found it really tough today, eh? What a statement. Sheesh.
DidQuoted message said:
he finish on the wheel of the stage winner after the two of them rode
everyone else off of their wheels? Did he move into second place and cut
his deficit on the overall leader nearly in half? I think lots of people
had it really tough today ... Ullrich, Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo.
LanceQuoted message said:
did just fine ... or were you watching some other race?
Bob C.
Say it's not so.
Crowth. == Psycho.????It's not so, Ken. You're thinking of Bill Crowther. And I certainly
wouldn't go so far as to call him psycho...--
tanx,
HowardSo far, so good, so what?
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
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"Howard Kveck" <YOURhoward .comcast.net...
Quoted message said:
In article <1M_Jc.96276$%_6.29649@attbi_s01>,
"Ken Papai" <ken.com> wrote:
it really tough today ... Ullrich, Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo.Quoted message said:
Lance
Quoted message said:
did just fine ... or were you watching some other race?
Bob C.
Say it's not so.
Crowth. == Psycho.????It's not so, Ken. You're thinking of Bill Crowther. And I certainly
wouldn't go so far as to call him psycho...Of courst you're right.
I am Bob/Bill dyslexic.Quoted message said:
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"Ken Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:AO3Kc.98431$%_6.51582@attbi_s01...Quoted message said:
"Howard Kveck" <YOURhoward .comcast.net...Quoted message said:
In article <1M_Jc.96276$%_6.29649@attbi_s01>,
"Ken Papai" <ken.com> wrote:
it really tough today ... Ullrich, Hamilton, Heras ... even Mayo.Quoted message said:
Lance
> did just fine ... or were you watching some other race?
>
> Bob C.Say it's not so.
Crowth. == Psycho.????It's not so, Ken. You're thinking of Bill Crowther. And I certainly
wouldn't go so far as to call him psycho...Of courst you're right.
I am Bob/Bill dyslexic.Shouldn't that be Billy Bob?
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Ok you guys
I'm just watching Eurosport now and listening to Christi, who as we all
know talks sense all of the time.
Talk at the race start today is that Armstrong is worried.
He did try to shake off Basso . He couldn't.Jan
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