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Screw the Tour

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  1. To hell with the Tour and the petty politicking currently going on

    The Giro Donne started today. Maybe we'll see some real racing

  2. Davey Crockett said:

    To hell with the Tour and the petty politicking currently going on

    The Giro Donne started today. Maybe we'll see some real racing

    Yes it's here too!
    http://www.velo-feminin.com/guide.php3?id_rubrique=117
    Aupa Nicole!
    All the best
    Dan Gregory

  3. On Fri, 30 Jun 2006 23:05:36 +0100, Dan Gregory
    <[email hidden]> a écrit :

    Quoted message said:
    Davey Crockett said:

    To hell with the Tour and the petty politicking currently going on

    The Giro Donne started today. Maybe we'll see some real racing

    Yes it's here too!
    http://www.velo-feminin.com/guide.php3?id_rubrique=117
    Aupa Nicole!
    All the best
    Dan Gregory

    Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm

    Seems to me that the Grande Boucle Féminine Internationale 2006 is in
    Froggydom and finishes tomorrow

    Whereas the Giro Donne is in I-Talia and started today

    But no matter..............

    The overlap is just another reason why the fans are deserting to
    soccer, tennis and tiddlywinks

    With so few events on the Womens international calendar, one would
    think that they could have at least left a week or two between the two
    Womens GTs

    Of course if the Overpaid [censored] at the UCI would get off their fat
    asses and pay some attention to what's going on instead of playing
    politics and dreaming up schemes to pad their expense accounts,
    conflicts like the above wouldn't happen.

    Maybe Hein's bum-boy, the current UCI capo should just pack it in and
    go back to cutting peat in the Irish bogs, or whatever he used to do,
    and make way for someone who knows which end is up to run the UCI

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