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- And what America would be like without Europe?
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There are many more billionaire Americans than Luxembourgers, yet the average Luxembourger is far richer than the average American,
Cause/effect, numbers, proportions and many other variables make such statements pretty pointless, unless it’s to mislead.
- If you think he was nasty there, you obviously also didn’t pay attention to his behaviour outside the peleton either, can’t blame you but it was definitely easier to ignore him than the guy who should be wearing an orange jersey ;-)
- I'd look at it from the opposite direction. If UAE don't take Jorgenson off their blacklist after he literally gifted their rider the Rainbow Bands, then they are pieces of sh*te. But then, we knew that already...
- When Jorgenson was too cooked to follow Pidcock and Ciccone, it was McNulty's trade teammate del Toro who stepped up right when UAE needed him to close down the last chance for his teammate to be closed down. Chapeau!
- McNulty is already a great rider, but the Rainbow Bands could give him wings, like Afonso Eulàlio and Enric Mas. That could make him a second leader in the hilly classics, who UAE would keep as a backup option
- looking at his results from CN:
1st place, 5th place, 1st place (world championship), 12th place (in the world) isn't horrendous. Yes he wanted to improve that 12th place, but 2 wins out of 4 races is a 50% win rate with a world championship in the mix.
- Mezgec's experience + van Poppel's skill (and Marit's)+ Magagnotti's speed = terrifying combo
- lol like you know what is on the inside of me. I have a wonderful family, lovely wife, life is good.
- McNulty will keep doing the same as before. If he races with Pogi, he will be his domestique, even if that means fetching water bottles for him (in stage races). When McNulty will be racing his own races, then he will be the boss. So nothing has or will change.
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