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His interview seemed pretty bleak. It was obvious he was really beat and not acting about it. Will he recover? I would be getting worried right about.... now
I think Bruno Cenghialta from Ariostea takes the honors for that from previous Tours. That guy was the rubber man. Should of interviewed him when he was just getting off the bike. Man, that got was wobbly!
His interview seemed pretty bleak. It was obvious he was really beat and not acting about it. Will he recover? I would be getting worried right about.... now
His interview seemed pretty bleak. It was obvious he was really beat and not acting about it. Will he recover? I would be getting worried right about.... now
This is dumb. WHich one of the the guys they could have talked to after that race do you think would not have sounded tired? Perhaps the 185 guys who finished behind him?
That's recockulous. The stage was 220 Km, which is on the long side for the l'Alpe finish. Most of LA's interviews are bleak anyway and of course he's tired. I think he's also totally in control and confident right now. He's wearing the frickin' yellow sweater.
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His interview seemed pretty bleak. It was obvious he was really beat and not acting about it. Will he recover? I would be getting worried right about.... now
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LOL -- LA always talks as if he fell down a flight of stairs -- just postering -- if you want to see a rider who is thrashed and a complete mess look Ulrich ...
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His interview seemed pretty bleak. It was obvious he was really beat and not acting about it. Will he recover? I would be getting worried right about.... now