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- TdF femmes is more exciting to watch than hommes, which thanks to Pogi had became all too predictable.
- Come to think of it, if it’s so effective, for my next race I may just buy some really strong hair gel to apply to my chest hair.
- The Italian stallion cannot stop winning. Stage 21 of the Giro, then the Italian championships, then two stages of the TdP... I think he looks brilliant in that jersey
- They have been long term team building for 6-7 years, the team are a joke.
- (does cutd read comments here to create new content?)
Obviously. They want more views, so content that is more popular is clearly what they lean into to do that.
- Mou, it is truly admirable how you manage to make every conversation an exercise in patience - yours and everyone else’s.
- Tadej is not (still) the potential G.O.A.T. ... Stop stuttering...
He is THE G.O.A.T. - The Greatest Of All Time.
- Hey Jumpyjohn, this is how he should do it:
Pogi says "This year I want to do the Giro again, I just love this race and the Italians." He does the Giro, wins, and then goes to the Tour. He talks nothing about the Vuelta, if asked he says "No, I'm not doing the Vuelta, I will focus on the WC." After winning the Tour he never mentions the Vuelta. Pogi and his trainer see if Pogi is feeling good and strong, if he still has good legs, then they decide. If they think he can do it... LET'S GO, POGI IS DOING THE VUELTA. OMG!!! Pogi will say "I love the Spaniards!!!" Everyone is going crazy.
But if Pogi isn't feeling the best, no one says anything, he just won't go, skip the Vuelta, prepare for the WC and win it. It's a win-win situation.
- When it comes to winning a Giro d'Italia, Tour de France and Vuelta a Espana, Maurizio Fondriest is sending a warning to Pogačar!?!?
First of all, who is Fondriest to send "warnings"? Pogi doesn't know or care about him. Pogi and his trainers will be the ones to decide if he will take on all three GT's in one season. No one knows what will happen because it's never been tried before. I have the feeling that many former BS cyclists and commentators are smarter then Pogi and his team of cycling specialists.
- You're wrong, it's not too late. This is how it's done: Pogi says "This year I want to do the Giro again, I just love this race." He does the Giro, wins, and then goes to the Tour. He talks nothing about the Vuelta, if asked he says "No, I'm not doing the Vuelta, I will focus on the WC." After winning the Tour he never mentions the Vuelta. Pogi and his trainer see if Pogi is feeling good and strong, if he still has good legs, then they decide. If they think he can do it, LET'S GO, POGI IS DOING THE VUELTA. OMG!!! Everyone is going crazy. But if Pogi isn't feeling the best, no one says anything, he just won't go, skip the Vuelta and once again win the WC. Capish?
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