A Real Tony Ride

He was most likely sitting on defending his leader George, so he had a
'really super easy' ride. Seriously, a nice ride. He was probobly
dissapointed he wasn't on the Flanders Team.

Tom Kunich said:

Anthony Cruz was in some pretty high fallutin company in Ghent.
Finishes 16th with some of the strongest riders in the world.

Of course I'm sure that creature [censored] will have something really dumb
to say about it.

OK, I'll bite on this troll cuz Cruz is a bro and I like to see him get
recognition. No one in here is going to bad mouth Cruz cuz he'z a
warrior. Especially my bro Crit Pro. Cruz had a good ride today.
Finishing in the main group in today's bloodbath is pretty solid for
any rider.

But before all you jagoffs read too far into 16th at GW, look at the
results and realize that 13th to 32nd place are basically the same.
It's should have been a gentleman's sprint for 7th between Steels,
Zabel, O'Grady & Kirsipuu but it looks like Cademuro didn't get the
memo. Plus remember that some of the most talented riders sold the farm
for their bros earlier and phoned the rest in.

I wonder if CyclingNews will ask Cruz how the L-Factor's TdF training
is going?

Throwin' props to AC
-DA74

On 04/06/2005 04:40 PM, in article
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Quoted post said:

He was most likely sitting on defending his leader George, so he had a
'really super easy' ride. Seriously, a nice ride. He was probobly
dissapointed he wasn't on the Flanders Team.

He was in the lead group for much of the race, while George abandoned.

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