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Ok, who deleted the double post?I know I said my hearing's dodgy but you didn't need to repeat yourself.
Ok, who deleted the double post?I know I said my hearing's dodgy but you didn't need to repeat yourself.
Ha, after I posted it my browser gave me 4 versions. So I deleted the second and refreshed. I've got a bit of gunk stuck under the l-hand click part of the keypad and it's in misbehaviour overdrive mode tonight.Ok, who deleted the double post?
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/raci...r-hitching-a-lift-in-another-teams-car-183239Tour de France juries are known to be harsh every now and again, but Bretagne-Séché Environnement rider Eduardo Sepulveda can have few complaints after grabbing a lift for a few hundred metres on stage 14.
The Argentinian was disqualified at the finish of stage for hopping in a team car on the final climb up to Mende – but not his own car, one of rival French team Ag2r-La Mondiale.
Just looking at l'Equipe*, Froome is quoted as saying he's had wide support from many teams and riders in the peloton, and he wished to underline the distance between the old (as in old=compromised) generation of cyclists and the new. Which is fine vis à vis Lie-rant Jabberberk for the Anglo-Saxon world, but the French have an oddly deferential attitude to oldies and an even more deferential press.Great entertainment to see Laurent Jalabert squirming around trying to get out of having to give a straight answer to his massively hypocritical comments.
He's a Grade 1 Bellend for sure!!
Good to see some proper old-school cheating.Oops - this is a silly way to get yourself thrown off the tour: -
http://www.cyclingweekly.co.uk/raci...r-hitching-a-lift-in-another-teams-car-183239
I guess I would be licking my wounds too, if I hadn't managed to produce a single winner of the worlds biggest annual sporting event in my own back yard for 30 years.Just looking at l'Equipe*, Froome is quoted as saying he's had wide support from many teams and riders in the peloton, and he wished to underline the distance between the old (as in old=compromised) generation of cyclists and the new. Which is fine vis à vis Lie-rant Jabberberk for the Anglo-Saxon world, but the French have an oddly deferential attitude to oldies and an even more deferential press.
Which is just my way of saying that it's a cultural war too. And not over. Sky and the Brit press will come over as disrespectful. When LJ says he's outragé, many French will sympathise.
* http://www.lequipe.fr/Cyclisme-sur-route/Actualites/Chris-froome-ce-n-est-plus-le-far-west/575474
Pas pour les perdants....Great tour so far, innit?
S'alright.Great tour so far, innit?
Il est un merveilleux cirque!Pas pour les perdants....
True enough but it could get ugly in the Alps.Il est un merveilleux cirque!
Grand guignol?True enough but it could get ugly in the Alps.