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Original section: Road Cycling
Published: 25 July 2005
Last activity: 27 July 2005
Original author: Luke
Posts: 137
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Topics: Knee pain Alejandro Valverde Lance Armstrong Miguel Indurain

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routebeer
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26 July 2005, 14:24 UTC #81

"Luke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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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.
I don't think Lance was in top form this year. I think if he had to return
to do #8 he would've lost and not cared. He seemed very bored with the Tour
this year. In fact, everyone was bored with it.

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routebeer
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26 July 2005, 14:24 UTC #82

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

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.
I don't think Lance was in top form this year. I think if he had to return
to do #8 he would've lost and not cared. He seemed very bored with the Tour
this year. In fact, everyone was bored with it.

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routebeer
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26 July 2005, 14:24 UTC #83

"Luke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:

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.
I don't think Lance was in top form this year. I think if he had to return
to do #8 he would've lost and not cared. He seemed very bored with the Tour
this year. In fact, everyone was bored with it.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #84

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #85

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #86

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #87

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #88

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #89

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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26 July 2005, 14:56 UTC #90

Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #91

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #92

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #93

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #94

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #95

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #96

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #97

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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Donald Munro
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26 July 2005, 15:17 UTC #98

Quoted message said:
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
If you're referring to tugboat and the chimera then its more likely to be
the stench of two.

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trg
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26 July 2005, 15:48 UTC #99

<[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and
relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
Danish television has a segment during the tour of cycling "top 3s". They
did one of the top 3 big brother/little brothers in cycling with
Miguel Indurain and his brother Prudencio
Laurent Jalabert and his brother Nicolas
Tyler Hamilton and his brother the vanishing twin.

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trg
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26 July 2005, 15:48 UTC #100

<[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
Luke said:
Thomas \'Tommy\' Gunn said:
Tyler will win it. Mark my words. He will be tanned , rested and
relaxed,
not to mention mad.
If his appeal fails, he won't be eligible to compete. Is he not under a
2 year suspension effective Sept 2004 (from the Vuelta)? If the
original decision is upheld Tyler will return to the TDF at age 36.
It's over.
Do not underestimate TYLER, for TYLER rides with the
stength of two.
Danish television has a segment during the tour of cycling "top 3s". They
did one of the top 3 big brother/little brothers in cycling with
Miguel Indurain and his brother Prudencio
Laurent Jalabert and his brother Nicolas
Tyler Hamilton and his brother the vanishing twin.

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