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  1. I think it would restore credibility to the Tour, and with many favourites
    out he could probably win it despite not training as much as in the past.
    It makes sense and I hope he's considering it.

  2. centuryman said:

    I think it would restore credibility to the Tour, and with many favourites
    out he could probably win it despite not training as much as in the past.
    It makes sense and I hope he's considering it.


    Thats the worst idea I've heard since this whole mess began. At least
    this year's Tour promised to be exciting. Not what I expected but it not
    letting me down in that one very specific context.

    k

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

    Quoted message said:

    I think it would restore credibility to the Tour, and with many favourites
    out he could probably win it despite not training as much as in the past.

    Quoted message said:



    Yep, and by now that rather nasty looking boil that he
    had on his left ass cheek this time last year should
    be all cleared up by now.

  4. in message <[email hidden]>, centuryman

    (') said:

    I think it would restore credibility to the Tour, and with many
    favourites out he could probably win it despite not training as much as
    in the past. It makes sense and I hope he's considering it.

    Oh, for heaven's sake no.

    For a hundred reasons.

    With champions like that, who needs detractors?

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  5. No.

    What I'd like to see is Fabrizio Mazzoleni entering at the last minute and
    giving the rest of the field a run for their money.

  6. "Ludmila Borgschatz-Thudpucker, MD" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    No.

    What I'd like to see is Fabrizio Mazzoleni entering at the last minute and giving the
    rest of the field a run for their money.

    I heard he was out testing today, and turns out he would
    have ridden today's prologue between 13.91 - 14.17,
    that would slot him between Wiggins and Millar.

    These are early results based on raw data, may have
    an update tonight.

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