Flandis is toast

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

I thought the Tour ended next Sunday.

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Dung muncher,

It's no more over now than when you started your last trolling thread.
He didn't lose a single second to anyone who matters. Please go back
and finish your steaming heap of ignorance and leave us alone.

Fred

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Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

I thought the Tour ended next Sunday.

Yes, but realizing what he had done, Landis fell over dead in the
parking lot this morning from remorse.

Shoulda had a dog do it for him. Dogs are good at that kind of thing.

Curtis L. Russell
Odenton, MD (USA)
Just someone on two wheels...

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Yes in fact it may be over...because I don't think anyone will surpass
Landis now in the Alps. Even if they did, they would have to be 3 or 4
minutes ahead of him before Saturday's contre la montre.

Andre

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Literally or virtually fatal?

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Quoted message said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Yes in fact it may be over...because I don't think anyone will surpass
Landis now in the Alps. Even if they did, they would have to be 3 or 4
minutes ahead of him before Saturday's contre la montre.

He's in big trouble. 3 consecutive big mountain stages
without a strong team. Strong non-simultaneous
T-Mobile, Rabo, Gerolsteiner and now Caisse attacks,
will crack him. Mark my words.

mimoso said:

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Quoted message said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Yes in fact it may be over...because I don't think anyone will surpass
Landis now in the Alps. Even if they did, they would have to be 3 or 4
minutes ahead of him before Saturday's contre la montre.

He's in big trouble. 3 consecutive big mountain stages
without a strong team. Strong non-simultaneous
T-Mobile, Rabo, Gerolsteiner and now Caisse attacks,
will crack him. Mark my words.

We'll see if Landis can overcome a weak team, it's been done before,
and so far he's managed to stay on top. Perreiro lost 1minute 40
seconds in the first time trial. In my estimation, Perreiro may have to
have a 3 minute or 3:30 advantage going into Saturday.
Kloden said he's feeling 100 percent now; but he'll still have to prove
himself. Menchov looks the strongest on the mountains but Landis was
able to keep his wheel. Evans seems to keep the pace but can't detach
himself or attack...so far that is. Sastre same thing. And someone else
not mentioned here could have a monster stage and take the whole damn
thing. But that's unlikely. Can't wait for Tuesday!

Andre

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We'll see if Landis can overcome a weak team, it's been done before,
and so far he's managed to stay on top. Perreiro lost 1minute 40
seconds in the first time trial. In my estimation, Perreiro may have to
have a 3 minute or 3:30 advantage going into Saturday.
Kloden said he's feeling 100 percent now; but he'll still have to prove
himself. Menchov looks the strongest on the mountains but Landis was
able to keep his wheel. Evans seems to keep the pace but can't detach
himself or attack...so far that is. Sastre same thing. And someone else
not mentioned here could have a monster stage and take the whole damn
thing. But that's unlikely. Can't wait for Tuesday!

Andre

Kloden, perhaps but he has looked frail in the mountains so far. Menchov's
team has many injuries so his team is equal to Phonak. Same for Sastre, many
injuries and a focus on stage wins. Evan's team has spent alot of energy on
the green jersey.

I say Floyd because he is focused like no-other.

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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Yes in fact it may be over...because I don't think anyone will surpass
Landis now in the Alps. Even if they did, they would have to be 3 or 4
minutes ahead of him before Saturday's contre la montre.

He's in big trouble. 3 consecutive big mountain stages
without a strong team. Strong non-simultaneous
T-Mobile, Rabo, Gerolsteiner and now Caisse attacks,
will crack him. Mark my words.

I don't think Caisse d'Epargne is going to attack... Gerolsteiner are also
more likely to make Leipheimer stay with the favorites as long as possible
and perhaps win the stage like that. In my opinion, T-Mobile is the most
likely to ride aggressively of the teams you mention, but even their
experiences in the Pyrenees may prompt them to ride more conservatively the
coming stages. For Rabobank, such a style worked out well so why would they
change when it's better for them to count on Landis to crack? They should
be able to make it to the podium even if he doesn't.

A close field doesn't guarantee an exciting race. The last years, we've
seen many teams that had 'no other option but to attack', but in the end
they were very crafty at finding other options, like follow Armstrong,
follow Armstrong or follow Armstrong and his team.There has been no
indication this year will be fundamentally different, even without
Armstrong.

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

I'm sorry, you were saying???

S.

And, your point? What happened mr. anon genius?

Tsarkon said:

He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

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He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Damn! For a fatal mistake he's demonstrating a certain amount of life left.

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He made a fatal mistake by giving it away. It's over.

Damn! For a fatal mistake he's demonstrating a certain amount of life left.

He took Ekimov's example and went straight to zombie.
Obtaining a blood sample is a poser.

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Michael Press