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  1. sport.guardian.co.uk0,13704,992813,00.html

    "David Millar reacted quickly and decisively to his heart-breaking defeat in Saturday's prologue
    time-trial by having the team manager of his Cofidis squad Alain Bondue demoted in a reshuffle that
    may prove a turning point in the Scot's career."

    Regards! Stephen

  2. Steve McGinty said:

    sport.guardian.co.uk0,13704,992813,00.html

    "David Millar reacted quickly and decisively to his heart-breaking defeat in Saturday's prologue
    time-trial by having the team manager of his Cofidis squad Alain Bondue demoted in a reshuffle
    that may prove a turning point in the Scot's career."

    And not only that Steve, Cofidis, (who are in the Shylocking Business) are threatening to call in
    Alain's loan

    ~Laughing out Loud~

  3. Steve McGinty said:

    sport.guardian.co.uk0,13704,992813,00.html

    "David Millar reacted quickly and decisively to his heart-breaking defeat in Saturday's prologue
    time-trial by having the team manager of his Cofidis squad Alain Bondue demoted in a reshuffle
    that may prove a turning point in the Scot's career."

    Regards! Stephen

    The thought of Millar taking charge of much of anything is frightening indeed!

    But, just for the sake of arguement, say he does defeat the dark forces on his own team that have
    been sabotaging his career, how will will he then overcome the conspiracies of Jean Marie Leblanc,
    the organizers of the Vuelta, the UCI, and Jan Ullrich too?

    Will this flower that is David Millar ever be allowed to bloom and then bear fruit?

    Regards,

    Zeno

  4. zeno said:
    Steve McGinty said:

    sport.guardian.co.uk0,13704,992813,00.html

    "David Millar reacted quickly and decisively to his heart-breaking defeat in Saturday's prologue
    time-trial by having the team manager of his Cofidis squad Alain Bondue demoted in a reshuffle
    that may prove a turning point in the Scot's career."

    Regards! Stephen

    The thought of Millar taking charge of much of anything is frightening indeed!

    But, just for the sake of arguement, say he does defeat the dark forces on his own team that have
    been sabotaging his career, how will will he then overcome the conspiracies of Jean Marie Leblanc,
    the organizers of the Vuelta, the UCI, and Jan Ullrich too?

    Will this flower that is David Millar ever be allowed to bloom and then bear fruit?

    On the Eurosport preview today he said there was no "soul" in the team, and that he was now taking
    full responsibility as the team leader. At least he was up there attacking with McGhee in the last
    10k today.

    Regards! Stephen

  5. No way!

    I just found out (cyclingnews) that the "head" representative of his sponsor company is called
    François Migraine. Now it is clear that everything in that team is wrong! Even the sponsor 🙂

    "zeno" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Steve McGinty said:


    sport.guardian.co.uk0,13704,992813,00.html

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    Quoted message said:


    "David Millar reacted quickly and decisively to his heart-breaking defeat in Saturday's prologue
    time-trial by having the team manager of his Cofidis squad Alain Bondue demoted in a reshuffle
    that may prove a turning point in the Scot's career."

    Regards! Stephen

    The thought of Millar taking charge of much of anything is frightening indeed!

    But, just for the sake of arguement, say he does defeat the dark forces on his own team that have
    been sabotaging his career, how will will he then overcome the conspiracies of Jean Marie Leblanc,
    the organizers of the Vuelta, the UCI, and Jan Ullrich too?

    Will this flower that is David Millar ever be allowed to bloom and then bear fruit?

    Regards,

    Zeno

  6. Steve McGinty said:

    On the Eurosport preview today he said there was no "soul" in the team, and that he was now taking
    full responsibility as the team leader. At least he was up there attacking with McGhee in the last
    10k today.

    David Millar - "Soul Man". Hoping for some fireworks now.

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