From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
I'd like to see LANCE make a come back too, although he never had a drug problem.
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> From cyclingnews: > Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
SLAVE of THE STATE said:
I'd like to see LANCE make a come back too, although he never had a drug problem.
Opening with the queens gambit is gay.
It was a Sicilian defense to a queenie open.
Let's put it this way - when Ken Papai was accepting and posting the pictures of everyone that was on rec.bicycles.racing, Munro didn't submit his picture. Note that he is telling us all that others are mere a program and not an individual. Perhaps "queenie" isn't far from wrong.
From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
You mean the counting is a terrible waste?
It seems as if F VDB has been in trouble for much longer than most riders' careers last. When did he start his "professional wasting career"?
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From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
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From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
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From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers.
Be nice to someday add Team Rock Racing to Frankie's list.
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From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
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Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
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The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers.
Be nice to someday add Team Rock Racing to Frankie's list.
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From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.
From cyclingnews: Vandenbroucke not ready to give up
Frank Vandenbroucke may be down, but he is certainly not out. "I want to be a racer again, I am not yet ready to stop," he said in an interview on the Belgian TV show, De Zevende Dag.
The Belgian was released by Team Mitsubishi-Jartazi last week. He has ridden very little this season, and most recently had been named as a customer of gang drug dealers. ------------------------------------------------ Can anyone come up with a count of how many teams he's been on? Terrible waste of talent.