Grischa Niermann

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• Sweep17-11-2024
  When I was working for Starkist/Heinz my manager quit. So the next week my group was put under another manager. During our first meeting he asked if there was anything we needed to tell him. I said that I would be out the following week on vacation. He said "I don't know if I can let you go on vacation". I replied, "You can't tell if I can go. You can only tell me if I can come back".
• Sweep17-11-2024
  :-)
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  DareDevil17-11-2024
  What a mess there :-)
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  DareDevil17-11-2024
  So he read the comments here probably :-)
• abstractengineer17-11-2024
  Alpecin is a MVDP and sprinter's team. It is unlikely that he will get a chance there as well
• Crashjames17-11-2024
  There’s no crying in cyclocross…
• Mistermaumau17-11-2024
  Pointless reporting. They are rivals, each tries their way to get their best result, with or without collaboration. As long as it’s all fair, why even report riders feelings about such stuff (yes I know, lack of other news). Anyone riding races will go through dozens of moments per race where they get emotional about the way someone else rides or takes advantage or doesn’t collaborate or more, it is natural, it is justified, it is NOT newsworthy!
• Sweep16-11-2024
  I like that you can see you actually replied to you and not just to the same thread. :)
• mikebeast16-11-2024
  I quite like it too, but it seems to be allergic to paragraphs.
• mikebeast16-11-2024
  A good analogy is germane; a bad analogy isn't. You could say the strength of an analogy can be judged by its germaneness. I thought the bank account analogy was rather germane indeed!