LBL

[sonarrat]

VDB

[Tyler Hamillton]

Danilo di Luca will make it a triplet!!!


"sonarrat" > wrote in message
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> VDB

[Joe Ratzinger]

It will not be an American Discovery dude that's for sure.

Here's the provisional Discovery start list for LBL....

Stijn Devolder (Bel)
Ryder Hesjedal (Can)
Benoit Joachim (Lux)
Benjamin Noval Gonzalez (Spa)
Pavel Padrnos (Cze)
Yaroslav Popovych (Ukr)
Paolo Savoldelli (Ita)
Jurgen Van Den Broeck (Bel)



"sonarrat" > wrote in message
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> VDB

[MagillaGorilla]

sonarrat wrote:

> VDB

Hey sonofabitch,

What did I say about these little Fantasy prediction
games? Don't turn this goddamn place into a
bathhouse.

Thanks,

Magilla

[sonarrat]

MagillaGorilla wrote:
> sonarrat wrote:
>
>
>>VDB
>
>
> Hey sonofabitch,
>
> What did I say about these little Fantasy prediction
> games? Don't turn this goddamn place into a
> bathhouse.

I can't find where I wrote the word "prediction" or any form thereof.
Suppose I was simply pointing out that he's on the start list. Or I may
have meant he would DNF. At any rate, I said both more and less with
those six letters than you took them for..

[alex]

Rebellin
Di Luca
D. Etxebarria
Valverde
Bettini
Vicioso.

"sonarrat" > wrote in message
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> VDB

[PouPou]

Cunego
Bettini
DiLuca

"alex" > wrote in message
...
> Rebellin
> Di Luca
> D. Etxebarria
> Valverde
> Bettini
> Vicioso.
>
> "sonarrat" > wrote in message
> ...
>> VDB
>
>

[Joe Ratzinger]

Dear Maggie,

We are sick of people like you, who just waltz in here whenever you feel
like it, to ride the undocumented code at the edge of human behavior, and
then waltz right back out again, loaded down with privileged insight, taken
from the pain of others -- which you then re-cast into random theories of
consciousness and nature, that try to validate themselves by pretending to
predict all of human history and civilization and superstition, while, in
reality, predicting nothing but the evolution of prediction itself.

Sincerely,
Joe


"MagillaGorilla" > wrote in message
...
> sonarrat wrote:
>
>> VDB
>
> Hey sonofabitch,
>
> What did I say about these little Fantasy prediction
> games? Don't turn this goddamn place into a
> bathhouse.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Magilla
>
>
>

[jc]

alex wrote:
> Rebellin
> Di Luca
> D. Etxebarria
> Valverde
> Bettini
> Vicioso.
>
I like Valverde's chances for this one, too.
Diluca
Valverde
Basso

[Howard Kveck]

In article >,
jc > wrote:

> alex wrote:
> > Rebellin
> > Di Luca
> > D. Etxebarria
> > Valverde
> > Bettini
> > Vicioso.
> >
> I like Valverde's chances for this one, too.
> Diluca
> Valverde
> Basso

Diluca and Valverde both seem like they ought to do well, but I'm going
to go with a hunch and say E Dekker.

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[Ewoud Dronkert]

On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 20:36:07 -0700, Howard Kveck wrote:
> to go with a hunch and say E Dekker.

On his site he writes, after the FW:
"In any case I will go to Liège with a good feeling and only one
assignment: to try and get Boogerd first over the line. Or Oscar will
have to better again compared to today. Today he had improved on Sunday
already. I also have a secret tip for Michael: keep an eye on Di Luca!
He's doing well."


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[John Forrest Tomlinson]

On Sat, 23 Apr 2005 10:34:48 +0200, Ewoud Dronkert
> wrote:

>On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 20:36:07 -0700, Howard Kveck wrote:
>> to go with a hunch and say E Dekker.
>
>On his site he writes, after the FW:
>"In any case I will go to Liège with a good feeling and only one
>assignment: to try and get Boogerd first over the line. Or Oscar will
>have to better again compared to today. Today he had improved on Sunday
>already. I also have a secret tip for Michael: keep an eye on Di Luca!
>He's doing well."

I wish I could read Dutch -- Dekker seems like he's go the best pro
site by far.

JT

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[Howard Kveck]

In article >,
Ewoud Dronkert > wrote:

> On Fri, 22 Apr 2005 20:36:07 -0700, Howard Kveck wrote:
> > to go with a hunch and say E Dekker.
>
> On his site he writes, after the FW:
> "In any case I will go to Liège with a good feeling and only one
> assignment: to try and get Boogerd first over the line. Or Oscar will
> have to better again compared to today. Today he had improved on Sunday
> already. I also have a secret tip for Michael: keep an eye on Di Luca!
> He's doing well."

So much for that hunch! Then I'm shifting it to Mr. Boogerd.

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[Jonathan v.d. Sluis]

Boogerd is going to win.

[Stewart Fleming]

Ewoud Dronkert wrote:


> already. I also have a secret tip for Michael: keep an eye on Di Luca!
> He's doing well."

And people say that pro bike racers know more than we do on RBR so that
they can come up with better insight...

[Ewoud Dronkert]

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 08:47:23 +1200, Stewart Fleming wrote:
>> I also have a secret tip for Michael: keep an eye on Di Luca!
>> He's doing well."
>
> And people say that pro bike racers know more than we do on RBR so that
> they can come up with better insight...

Erik's quite the joker.


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[Bob Schwartz]

Jonathan v.d. Sluis > wrote:
> Boogerd is going to win.

Only if the winner comes up positive. Placing 2nd is
what he does best.

Bob Schwartz

[Bob Schwartz]

Bob Schwartz > wrote:
> Jonathan v.d. Sluis > wrote:
>> Boogerd is going to win.

> Only if the winner comes up positive. Placing 2nd is
> what he does best.

Wow, I sure missed on that one!

Bob Schwartz

[Ewoud Dronkert]

On Sun, 24 Apr 2005 18:39:01 -0000, Bob Schwartz wrote:
>>> Boogerd is going to win.
>>
>> Only if the winner comes up positive. Placing 2nd is
>> what he does best.
>
> Wow, I sure missed on that one!

Seems like he would not have needed a sprint this time, he clearly was
the strongest behind Vino/Voigt. Damn. In a post-race interview he told
he could have jumped with Voigt or Vino, but one has to make choices
somewhere, he had already put in some efforts before. Everyone was
riding on his wheel, so he would have just towed them along. He said he
talked to all the guys in the group when only Sinkewitz, Kroon and
Weening were left chasing the dynamic duo. Especially Phonak and Liberty
Seguros could have been helpful but no-one wanted (or was able) to ride.


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