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Hardly ground breaking stuff but it's an interesting read. Though I must admit to my jaw dropping on occasions. It's quite an eye opener (or confirmation for others perhaps) of Armstrong's ego.
I just can't understand where his head's at...
...for a team where there is no one leader (to paraphrase him) he seems to expect Contador to play second fiddle. I think that's what pissed him off on Arcalis. Seriously, call me naive, but I really am quite astounded by his attitude.
Hardly ground breaking stuff but it's an interesting read. Though I must admit to my jaw dropping on occasions. It's quite an eye opener (or confirmation for others perhaps) of Armstrong's ego.
I just can't understand where his head's at...
Armstrong added that if Contador gave a repeat performance in the climbing stages of next week, he would have to abide by the team's rules - although they, for now, seem to be unfathomable.
"If that happens on the way to Verbier (on stage 15), there's nothing I can do about that. I have to follow the (team) rules," Armstrong added.
...for a team where there is no one leader (to paraphrase him) he seems to expect Contador to play second fiddle. I think that's what pissed him off on Arcalis. Seriously, call me naive, but I really am quite astounded by his attitude.