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  1. Original post
    Luke
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    Who's next? At the 2006 TDF, I can't help but think that that question
    will run second to 'Could Lance have won eight?' Next year's victor
    will have to do much to emerge from the shadow of LA's incredible
    legacy and the unanswered question (of win number 8) his retirement in
    top form poses.

    Luke

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  2. k.papai
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    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

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  3. k.papai
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    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

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  4. k.papai
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    #4

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

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  5. k.papai
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    #5

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

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  6. k.papai
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    #6

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    Report
  7. k.papai
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    #7

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

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  8. Scott
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    #8
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

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  9. Scott
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    #9
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Report
  10. Scott
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    #10
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Report
  11. Scott
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    #11
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Report
  12. Scott
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    #12
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Report
  13. Scott
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    #13
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Report
  14. Tom Kunich
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    #14

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  15. Tom Kunich
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    #15

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  16. Tom Kunich
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    #16

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  17. Tom Kunich
    Archived post
    #17

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  18. Tom Kunich
    Archived post
    #18

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  19. Tom Kunich
    Archived post
    #19

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report
  20. Tom Kunich
    Archived post
    #20

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

    Quoted message said:
    k.papai said:

    Lance already designated Ivan Basso (and Ullrich) as his successor to
    all of Paris, LIVE via a microphone.

    While that's all well and good, Vino will kick Ullrich's butt next
    year. And, if Basso doesn't bring his A+ game (and a great team) he'll
    be getting a beat down, too.

    Maybe you didn't notice the vaste improvement between 2004 Basso and 2005
    Basso. Basso essentially lost only TT time to Lance and next year he'll
    improve his TT.

    You guys aren't getting it are you?

    Report

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