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Re: Zabel out for TdF

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  1. Compare to the last stage win of Ullrich, 2003, and before that 1998??

    RVD

  2. Rik Van Diesel said:

    Compare to the last stage win of Ullrich, 2003, and before that 1998??

    If you are going to be third (at best) in the points
    competition and not a candidate to win a stage you
    may as well be invisible.

    No matter what happens, Ullrich will not be invisible.

    Bob Schwartz
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  3. Ullrich has full support and is not winning. Zabel NO support, and at
    least makes a show of it. I think the first week of the tour will miss
    Zabel. T mobile will miss his leadership, and Ullrich will still lose
    to Lance.

    RVD

  4. Rik Van Diesel said:

    Ullrich has full support and is not winning.

    Absolutely true. And you are right, he will not win this
    year. Even so, the decision of which horse to ride in
    the Tour was made long ago. That defined the focus of
    the team. Especially given that Zabel is not winning
    this year.

    Bob Schwartz
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  5. I think he was on the right track to go fast at the tour. Also no
    Ale-Jet, which meant he would have probably won a stage or two. Tour
    2006 is VINO first Ullrich second again.

    RVD

  6. "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Rik Van Diesel said:

    Compare to the last stage win of Ullrich, 2003, and before that 1998??

    If you are going to be third (at best) in the points
    competition and not a candidate to win a stage you
    may as well be invisible.

    No matter what happens, Ullrich will not be invisible.

    I predict that this year Ullrich will be invisible.

  7. "Rik Van Diesel" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I think he was on the right track to go fast at the tour. Also no
    Ale-Jet, which meant he would have probably won a stage or two. Tour
    2006 is VINO first Ullrich second again.

    2006 is Ivan Basso all the way from the way it looks from here. Vino cracks
    but Ivan stays. Vino works really hard but Ivan works all year around.

    There is always Cunego who will be rip-snorting next year and will blow
    Simoni off so hard in the Giro that everyone will wonder if he's on drugs
    (well Brian will be convinced).

    There's a whole new generation that will come into their own next year.
    Popovych ain't hay neither and Tom Danielson and others are ready to learn.

    This is Jan's last chance and to tell you the truth I don't give him that
    much of one.

  8. Tom Kunich said:

    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Rik Van Diesel said:

    Compare to the last stage win of Ullrich, 2003, and before that 1998??

    If you are going to be third (at best) in the points
    competition and not a candidate to win a stage you
    may as well be invisible.

    No matter what happens, Ullrich will not be invisible.

    I predict that this year Ullrich will be invisible.

    That will not be possible. Even if he rides like a putz he will still
    be followed like Princess Di.

    -Sonarrat.

  9. "sonarrat" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Tom Kunich said:

    "Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Rik Van Diesel <[email hidden]> wrote:

    >Compare to the last stage win of Ullrich, 2003, and before that 1998??

    If you are going to be third (at best) in the points
    competition and not a candidate to win a stage you
    may as well be invisible.

    No matter what happens, Ullrich will not be invisible.

    I predict that this year Ullrich will be invisible.

    That will not be possible. Even if he rides like a putz he will still
    be followed like Princess Di.

    -Sonarrat.

    yeah, all the way from the hotel to his car, when he packs. the guy is a
    wuss.

    Laz

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