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Published 7 June 2006
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Original author Brian Phillips
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Original post Brian Phillips
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7 June 2006, 03:13 UTC
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From the current issue of Cycle Sport, quoted from Basso prior to the Giro: "I like Simoni and tried to get him to join CSC last year because he's such a tough nut. He says what he thinks and races with his heart. He often gets criticized for it, but he is always up there at the Giro and will definitely be strong in the final week in the mountains this year."
Not sure if they conducted the interview in English or Italian. Difficult to imagine Basso, in his broken English, using the expression "tough nut". Maybe it was done in Italian, and "tough nut" was a loose translation of something entirely different!
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7 June 2006, 08:58 UTC
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Brian Phillips said: Maybe it was done in Italian, and "tough nut" was a loose translation of something entirely different!
I would google it back into, and bet on it: 'E' un osso duro.'
Sergio Pisa
7 June 2006, 13:20 UTC
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Quoted message said: Brian Phillips said: Maybe it was done in Italian, and "tough nut" was a loose translation of something entirely different!
I would google it back into, and bet on it: 'E' un osso duro.'
Poetic license. "hard bone" carries different connotations.
R
7 June 2006, 17:50 UTC
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RicodJour said: Quoted message said: Brian Phillips said: Maybe it was done in Italian, and "tough nut" was a loose translation of something entirely different!
I would google it back into, and bet on it: 'E' un osso duro.'
Poetic license. "hard bone" carries different connotations.
'E' un osso buco.
8 June 2006, 00:24 UTC
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Stu Fleming said: RicodJour said: Quoted message said: Brian Phillips wrote:
>Maybe it was done in Italian, and "tough nut" was a loose translation of >something entirely different!
I would google it back into, and bet on it: 'E' un osso duro.'
Poetic license. "hard bone" carries different connotations.
'E' un osso buco.
Non fare il pirla. 🙂
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