Hincapie @ Het Volk

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Does anybody know what happened to George at Het Volk?

The usual probably, he bottled it !

Graham

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Does anybody know what happened to George at Het Volk?

The usual probably, he bottled it !

Graham

My memory isn't good but I believe he was injured recently..??

Danny Callen

He fell just before the Muur. had a big sticker on hic chin on Sunday. was courageous enough to try
to finish.

I think he got caught up in the crash that also took out Tafi and Van Bondt at the bottom
of the Muur

Bart said:

He fell just before the Muur. had a big sticker on hic chin on Sunday. =

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courageous enough to try to finish.

I think I heard Demol say he had a few stitches. On Sunday he fell again (as did most of the peloton
in one huge crash; no tv images). Demol said van Heeswijk had a pretty bad fall too, at the finish
he did not know yet if all was well with vH.

Why do so many Americans expect Hincapie to have the palmares of Museeuw?

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Does anybody know what happened to George at Het Volk?

The usual probably, he bottled it !

Graham

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Why do so many Americans expect Hincapie to have the palmares of Museeuw?

..whaaaaat? Whose ass did you pull that out of?

Danny Callen

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Why do so many Americans expect Hincapie to have the palmares of Museeuw?

Personally, I don't. But after the work he's done in the last few Tours, especially leading out on
the mountain stages last year, it would be nice to see him pick up a Classic or Tour stage win.

-T

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BTW, Museeuw IS the ultimate fattie Master...ya know.

Fattie?

The ultimate master is either Gilbert D-S or Danny Clark. Museeuw still has a few years of work to
catch them.

Dan

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Daniel Connelly said:

The ultimate master is either Gilbert D-S or Danny Clark. Museeuw still has a few years of work
to catch them.

Don't forget Joop Zoetemelk.

Or Pino Cerami.

Jeff

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Daniel Connelly said:

The ultimate master is either Gilbert D-S or Danny Clark. Museeuw still has a few years of
work to catch them.

Don't forget Joop Zoetemelk.

Or Pino Cerami.

Jeff

Or Duclous Lasalle

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Daniel Connelly <[email hidden]> writes:
> The ultimate master is either Gilbert D-S or Danny Clark. Museeuw still has a few years of work
> to catch them.

Don't forget Joop Zoetemelk.

Or Pino Cerami.

Jeff

Or Duclous Lasalle

That's what Danny-boy meant when he said "Gilbert D-S" ... he just forgot the difference between his
left ring finger and his right ring finger.

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Steven L. Sheffield said:

That's what Danny-boy meant when he said "Gilbert D-S" ... he just forgot the difference between
his left ring finger and his right ring finger.

Or maybe he subconsciously suppressed the "la" when abbreviating the name.... 🙂

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03/04/2003 07:32 PM:

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Steven L. Sheffield said:

That's what Danny-boy meant when he said "Gilbert D-S" ... he just forgot the difference between
his left ring finger and his right ring finger.

Or maybe he subconsciously suppressed the "la" when abbreviating the name....
🙂

Except his name is Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle, not Gilbert Duclos-LaSalle or Gilbert Duclos-laSalle.

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in article [email hidden], Daniel Connelly at [email hidden] wrote on 03/04/2003
07:32 PM:

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Steven L. Sheffield said:

That's what Danny-boy meant when he said "Gilbert D-S" ... he just forgot the difference
between his left ring finger and his right ring finger.

Or maybe he subconsciously suppressed the "la" when abbreviating the

name....

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🙂

Except his name is Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle, not Gilbert Duclos-LaSalle or Gilbert Duclos-laSalle.

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Incidentally it seem that Gibus has a son who's now a pro, now with the CA espoirs. His name is
Hervé. Yet another cycling dynasty!