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antipodeanpedalfan
That's it hey. It's always comparing apples and oranges with cycling. Different equipment, different weather, different competitors, often literally different courses. Even these big one day races the ground can change year to year. Oh but you "know" Eddy was better, mister pundit? silliness.07:51
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antipodeanpedalfan
Send Roglic to Tour De Suisse ffs. He’s so close to getting a unique record, I don’t know why he’s not going for it.23-01-2026 03:43
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antipodeanpedalfan
It certainly seems that way. Even if you're a rider tipped for "great things", I don't like the attitude of being too good for any sort of team-work or domestique duties. It's a team sport. Even Tadej can't win by himself, and I can't imagine many of these big teams having much time for someone who comes swanning in with a CV shorter than Gaia Realini and expects to be treated like Daddy's Special Boy from day one. It doesn't bode well. If he doesn't pull his head in and deliver something concrete this year, I predict a very short career22-01-2026 05:48
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antipodeanpedalfan
Weird take. Just because something isn't the same, or as nice, doesn't mean people don't wish it was, and try to fix things. That's like saying "Oh he doesn't have a university education, he must not want one".20-01-2026 08:28
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antipodeanpedalfan
I assume Plapp will be about as popular as a fart in a gas mask this season on the team bus. What an absolute clown shoe. Attacking his own team-mate with a lap and a half to go, bringing back his rivals with you, then fluffing it yourself to let the other guy win. You’d assume that if they had race radios, the DS would be telling Plapp to stop p*sing on Durbo’s chips, but at the same time you’d also expect a World Tour rider to understand this kind of basic racecraft. Felt like watching Dwars with Nielsen Powless and Visma. Hats off to the winner though, and him sledging his former team for giving him the boot, haha. Unreal scenes.11-01-2026 14:33
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antipodeanpedalfan
Makes sense. Finally got the Giro monkey off his back. Got a stage in all three GTs. He's never going to win the Tour, and probably isn't super fussed about fighting the young guns for leadership at other stage races. Why not just go out on a high?08-01-2026 02:01
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antipodeanpedalfan
I'd say at this stage he's probably happy to just get any contract in the WT, even if it means a less than ideal position to go for individual wins.06-01-2026 00:59
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antipodeanpedalfan
Froome can form a one-man team with all the money IPT p*ssed away on him.06-01-2026 00:57
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antipodeanpedalfan
Good for him! Also, good for them - they needed some fresh legs.24-12-2025 02:00
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antipodeanpedalfan
Yeah, exactly. Compared to most of his main rivals - he's had no major crashes, significant injuries or time away from top form. That would be one of the defining details of his career to date. Which clanker churns out this guff?23-12-2025 05:24