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Hard-luck Dave

Richard Adams · 2005-07-30T23:41:06+00:00

From CyclingNews: Dave Zabriskie injured After the Herning criterium in Denmark, CSC's David Zabriskie fell victim to a swinging door. No, Dave did not do too many laps and neither did he attend a wild party after the event, he simply tried to stop a glass door hitting him in the face by putting out his hand. The glass in the door shattered and sliced open Zabriskie's hand, damaging a nerve. He was operated on successfully in the Holstebro Hospital on Saturday morning, as he had lost feeling in two fingers. He now needs to have his hand in a cast for one month, but he may be able to start training again in two weeks. Anyone feel like creating a care package, filled with 4-leaf clovers, rabbits feet, and pretty much any other good luck charms?

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Published: 30 July 2005
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Richard Adams
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30 July 2005, 23:41 UTC #1

From CyclingNews:
Dave Zabriskie injured
After the Herning criterium in Denmark, CSC's David Zabriskie fell
victim to a swinging door. No, Dave did not do too many laps and neither
did he attend a wild party after the event, he simply tried to stop a
glass door hitting him in the face by putting out his hand. The glass in
the door shattered and sliced open Zabriskie's hand, damaging a nerve.
He was operated on successfully in the Holstebro Hospital on Saturday
morning, as he had lost feeling in two fingers. He now needs to have his
hand in a cast for one month, but he may be able to start training again
in two weeks.
<http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2005/jul05/jul31news>
Anyone feel like creating a care package, filled with 4-leaf clovers,
rabbits feet, and pretty much any other good luck charms?

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David Ferguson
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31 July 2005, 00:56 UTC #2

It's probably that Armstrong Black Magic coming to get him.
The good luck of Armstrong pulling out on the opening TT.......
The pendulum swings.
D

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routebeer
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3 August 2005, 04:01 UTC #3

Quoted message said:
From CyclingNews:
Dave Zabriskie injured
<http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2005/jul05/jul31news>
Anyone feel like creating a care package, filled with 4-leaf clovers,
rabbits feet, and pretty much any other good luck charms?
Would that be for you or DZ?
LOL
[censored] happens.

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Richard Adams
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3 August 2005, 06:29 UTC #4

routebeer said:
Quoted message said:
From CyclingNews:
Dave Zabriskie injured
<http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2005/jul05/jul31news>
Anyone feel like creating a care package, filled with 4-leaf clovers,
rabbits feet, and pretty much any other good luck charms?
Would that be for you or DZ?
LOL
[censored] happens.
The clavicle is healing nicely, albeit slowly. Otherwise my luck hasn't
sucked like Dave's. Seems to fall more than Tyler.

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routebeer
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3 August 2005, 17:05 UTC #5

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routebeer said:
Quoted message said:
From CyclingNews:
Dave Zabriskie injured
<http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/?id=2005/jul05/jul31news>
Anyone feel like creating a care package, filled with 4-leaf clovers,
rabbits feet, and pretty much any other good luck charms?
Would that be for you or DZ?
LOL
[censored] happens.
The clavicle is healing nicely, albeit slowly. Otherwise my luck hasn't
sucked like Dave's. Seems to fall more than Tyler.
Tyler won't be getting back up for a long time... if ever

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k.papai
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3 August 2005, 20:05 UTC #6

"Tyler won't be getting back up for a long time... if ever "
He's in pretty good shape right now, he'll be back.
-Ken

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