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- considering he went from not finishing stages to top 10, its pretty good
- Nah , he lost, he could not make that up
- Its more of a teardown rather than a rebuild.
- Have you considered the impacts of his crash?
- Sven is Belgian you twat
- 👍👍👍
- First: If there has been a translation error then I gave you my answer... sarcasm.
Second: The author knows nothing on the state of doping within the peleton. His guess is no better than yours or mine. Maybe he's having an illusion, his own misinterpretation of reality.
PS: No, I didn't miss the point of your post.
- hey, brother. well,
it took some real jerry-rigging this time, but you found a way to talk about your hero in response to an article that’s 100% about cyclocross and has 0% to do with pogačar. a bit inelegant — “cyclocross doesnt matter so i’m going to just talk about tadej” — but you’ve certainly shown commitment.
- All very good, we know what the word means. But you missed the point of my post. There are two questions to answer.
Quote: "Has there been a translation error, or is the author of the piece making a comment on the state of doping within the peleton?!
- Hey awp, what's your beef with Pogi? So Seixas wins Lombardia and now he's going to demolish Pogi next year or what? You have to understand, Pogi isn't "old" yet, he can be on his highest level until he's 32 or 33 years old, that's another 4 to 5 years. What more does he need? For many cycling experts he's already the G.O.A.T. and he will keep proving it for the next few years. So what are you trying to say, that 10 years from now young cyclists will be beating Pogi??? Common, pull yourself together and stop making a fool of yourself. Capish?
PS: What was this BS?: "I'm not sure Tadej could have beaten him last Saturday. But with his experience he may have been able to." !?!?!? Can you hear yourself? All of a sudden you think Pogi could have lost? Why does your brain work this way?
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