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  1. Reading Chris Horner's comments in velonews or watching Carmichael on OLN? I am starting to think
    velonews has no one else to talk to at the end of races besides this cry baby. All he does is
    criticise and complain about other riders and teams. The recent Navigators rant was quite comical
    considering they just returned from Europe with some more than decent success. Horner is a great
    rider here in the USA but lucky for him the road conditions in Georgia were perfect, throw in real
    cobbles or cold weather and Horner really would have been crying as Vogels rode away from him.
    Isn't this the same guy who couldn't get out of his own way for two years in Europe and spent most
    of his time licking his wounds in the Macdonalds in Nice. Luckily we won't see him when Philly
    roles around. It is kind of sad because the Saturn Team is known for being such a classy
    organization and the interesting, more proffessional riders like Wohlberg or McCormick we hear
    nothing from. Carmichael keeps my mute button very active on thursday night although that doesn't
    defend against seeing all those arm movements, what is he doing with all that waving? It is bad
    enough that we have to listen to him claim that he is Lance's coach over and over again and again
    and again and again (you get the idea) but telling us that Roubaix riders do Lat Pull downs to
    develop their "core" during the winter. How many belgian riders know what "the core" is? Just as I
    have respect for Horner as a rider I have respect for Carmichael as a businessman, he is one crafty
    (or very lucky) dude. He really should just hire someone to speak for his company on OLN, someone
    who speaks well in front of the camera (not easy to do) and maybe someone who has some physiology
    training. It is kind of sad because there are some really well trained professional coaches out
    there too but I guess they just don't have all the deals that enable them to put a famous rider's
    name on their business cards.

  2. In article <[email hidden]>, Jim Dougherty
    <[email hidden]> wrote: Carmichael keeps my mute button very active on thursday
    night although

    Quoted message said:

    that doesn't defend against seeing all those arm movements, what is he doing with all that waving?
    It is bad enough that we have to listen to him claim that he is Lance's coach over and over again
    and again and again and again (you get the idea) but telling us that Roubaix riders do Lat Pull
    downs to develop their "core" during the winter. How many belgian riders know what "the core" is?
    Just as I have respect for Horner as a rider I have respect for Carmichael as a businessman, he is
    one crafty (or very lucky) dude. He really should just hire someone to speak for his company on
    OLN, someone who speaks well in front of the camera (not easy to do) and maybe someone who has
    some physiology training. It is kind of sad because there are some really well trained
    professional coaches out there too but I guess they just don't have all the deals that enable them
    to put a famous rider's name on their business cards.

    He is Lance's friend. Lance's coach is Italian. I think Lance also owns part of the CTS company.

    -WG

  3. you hit that [censored] on the head about Carmichael. all he is doing is being American and capitalizing
    on lance to get more money for his pocket. he should have learned from his father and earned his
    money by becoming a doctor instead of playing one on TV. his training book "the lance armstrong
    performance program" is a joke and in about ten years it will be considered comical...... [censored] it is
    comical now, they are laughing all the way to the bank selling it too all the junior dreamers...

  4. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

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

    Quoted message said:

    Reading Chris Horner's comments in velonews or watching Carmichael on OLN? I am starting to
    think velonews has no one else to talk to at the end of races besides this cry baby. All he does
    is criticise and complain about other riders and teams. The recent Navigators rant was quite
    comical considering they just returned from Europe with some more than decent success. Horner is
    a great rider here in the USA but lucky for him the road conditions in Georgia were perfect,
    throw in real cobbles or cold weather and Horner really would have been crying as Vogels rode
    away from him.

    <snip>

    So, what position do you hold in the Nandrogators organization? and what's your real name?


    My real name is the same as the fake one you indicated I put on the first post. Not to smart of me I
    guess, you are the brilliant one here. I do not work in cycling, I am just a fan.

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

    Quoted message said:

    you hit that [censored] on the head about Carmichael. all he is doing is being American and capitalizing
    on lance to get more money for his pocket. he should have learned from his father and earned his
    money by becoming a doctor instead of playing one on TV. his training book "the lance armstrong
    performance program" is a joke and


    in

    Quoted message said:

    about ten years it will be considered comical.......

    You mean like you are now?

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