PCM 08 What team should I pick
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Halvor |
Posted on 04-06-2008 22:46
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Nive with that little team and all the talents! You should have signed Joakim Gunnerud too, he's a great talent! Anyways, I'm going to read this story till it's end |
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matt493 |
Posted on 04-06-2008 23:10
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Thanks. The first stages will be tomorrow
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 01:14
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Also the new signing will be announced tomorrow. Do you think you can guess? isn't that hard.
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samiam |
Posted on 05-06-2008 10:49
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good luck. Great team choice. |
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chuckie |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:02
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matt493 wrote:
Ciaran Power
He is our leader in the sprints and is still very young and could improve even more.
He's like 32!
and he's probably retiring next year in real life when his contract ends.he told me
Good luck anyway,I look foward to this one
EDIT:quotes
Edited by chuckie on 05-06-2008 11:06
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SportingNonsense |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:03
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matt493 wrote:
Also the new signing will be announced tomorrow. Do you think you can guess? isn't that hard.
Its probably going to be Ben Swift
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Halvor |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:04
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chuckie wrote:
[quote] matt493 wrote:
Ciaran Power
He is our leader in the sprints and is still very young and could improve even more.[quote]
He's like 32!
and he's probably retiring next year in real life when his contract ends.he told me
Good luck anyway,I look foward to this one
Do you know him? |
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chuckie |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:09
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Halvor wrote:
chuckie wrote:
[quote] matt493 wrote:
Ciaran Power
He is our leader in the sprints and is still very young and could improve even more.[quote]
He's like 32!
and he's probably retiring next year in real life when his contract ends.he told me
Good luck anyway,I look foward to this one
Do you know him?
Yeah,met him a couple of times,he holds training days and stuff like that at my club.
Really nice guy
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:11
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SportingNonsense wrote:
matt493 wrote:
Also the new signing will be announced tomorrow. Do you think you can guess? isn't that hard.
Its probably going to be Ben Swift
nope. Canadien.
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soda |
Posted on 05-06-2008 11:39
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matt493 wrote:
SportingNonsense wrote:
matt493 wrote:
Also the new signing will be announced tomorrow. Do you think you can guess? isn't that hard.
Its probably going to be Ben Swift
nope. Canadien. Dionne |
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:15
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soda wrote:
matt493 wrote:
SportingNonsense wrote:
matt493 wrote:
Also the new signing will be announced tomorrow. Do you think you can guess? isn't that hard.
Its probably going to be Ben Swift
nope. Canadien. Dionne
nope. First stage coming up soon.
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:33
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Jelajah Malaysia Stage 1
Today is our first race of the season and no one is on form but we still expect good results. With the race probably coming down to the mountain stage then we might have a chance if we get lucky.
We started off the stage by attacking the peloton until we got away. It was Derek Burke who got away first and was going to go for the stage win.
With a small group Burke was able to stay away from the peloton for most of the stage.
The inevitable happened with the 30 kilometers left when the group was caught and Burke was immediately dropped.
With 10 kilometers left we led one of the few trains and we looked like we were in good position for a high ranking
In the end we just weren't strong enough to take the win and it was Yukiya Arashiro who tooke the win.
Despite not winning I am really happy with our overall results especially since we are on terrible form.
Stage Rankings
1 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR 4h32'27
2 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub s.t.
3 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
4 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
5 Paul Griffin Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
6 Takashi Miyazawa Meitan Hompo - GDR s.t.
7 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
8 Ciarán Power Pezula Racing s.t.
9 Stuart Shaw Drapac Porsche Development Program s.t.
10 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
24 Paul Healion Pezula Racing s.t.
25 Morgan Fox Pezula Racing s.t.
44 Cameron Jennings Pezula Racing s.t.
52 Ryan Connor Pezula Racing s.t.
66 Derek Burke Pezula Racing + 14'14
GC
1 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR 4h32'07
2 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub + 8
3 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances + 12
4 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team + 20
5 Paul Griffin Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
6 Takashi Miyazawa Meitan Hompo - GDR s.t.
7 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
8 Ciarán Power Pezula Racing s.t.
9 Stuart Shaw Drapac Porsche Development Program s.t.
10 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
24 Paul Healion Pezula Racing s.t.
25 Morgan Fox Pezula Racing s.t.
44 Cameron Jennings Pezula Racing s.t.
52 Ryan Connor Pezula Racing s.t.
66 Derek Burke Pezula Racing + 14'32
Points
1 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR 25
2 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub 20
3 Mark O'Brien Drapac Porsche Development Program 18
4 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 16
5 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 14
6 Tomoya Kano Skil - Shimano 12
7 Paul Griffin Giant Asia Racing Team 12
8 Takashi Miyazawa Meitan Hompo - GDR 10
9 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 9
10 Ciarán Power Pezula Racing 8
11 Stuart Shaw Drapac Porsche Development Program 7
12 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 6
13 Frédéric Finot Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 5
14 Paidi O'Brien An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 4
15 Thierry Hupond Skil - Shimano 4
16 Daniel Lloyd An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 3
17 Derek Burke Pezula Racing 2
18 Hichem Chabane Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub 2
19 Kenny Lisabeth An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 1
KOM
1 Mark O'Brien Drapac Porsche Development Program 18
2 Tomoya Kano Skil - Shimano 12
3 Paidi O'Brien An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 10
4 Derek Burke Pezula Racing 2
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samiam |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:44
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8th isn't that bad. good luck in the future. |
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Crommy |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:49
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matt493 wrote:
nope. Canadien.
Hesjedal?
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Waghlon |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:50
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Matt, no matter what Crommy says, you can make the update use a lot less bandwith by using JPEG instead of PNG without any serious loss of picturequality.
THE THOMAS VOECKLER PROPHET OF PCM DAILY
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 17:52
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Crommy wrote:
matt493 wrote:
nope. Canadien.
Hesjedal?
nope. he has the same first initial and last name as a top 3 TDF finisher last year and is the Canadian RR Champion. If you don't get it now then you will have to wait for me to tell you.
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Levi4life |
Posted on 05-06-2008 18:17
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Cam Evans. In PPDB he was always underrated, how are his stats in PCMdaily 08
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 19:07
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Levi4life wrote:
Cam Evans. In PPDB he was always underrated, how are his stats in PCMdaily 08
yep and I will show his stats very soon.
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 19:16
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Jelajah Malaysia Stage 2
After a disappointing stage yesterday, I hope to day will be much better. The stage will most likely set up another sprint finish unless the breaks decide to spoil the sprinters fun.
Another day but just like yesterday we decided to send a guy in the break and hope that they could stay away from the rest of the riders. It was Connor who was able to get himself in the break for the team.
They worked well together like yesterday but they had a hard time gaining time on the peloton. They had to work very hard to stay away from the peloton.
Connor was caught and dropped by the peloton and was left by himself with his legs killing him. He would have to work just to not finish last although in the end he still finished last.
We had a lot of trouble setting up a train and in the end it was Fredrik Johansson who was the took the win in front of his teammate.
Still looking for a podium place we will hope to get that in the next few days. Our highest placing today was 20th so we are very disappointed.
Stage Rankings
1 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 3h15'07
2 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
3 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR s.t.
4 Azrul Hafidz Awang LeTua Cycling Team s.t.
5 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub s.t.
6 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
7 Daniel Lloyd An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
8 Kenny Lisabeth An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
9 Erik Hoffmann Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
10 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
11 Frédéric Finot Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
12 Malcolm Lange Team MTN s.t.
13 Stuart Shaw Drapac Porsche Development Program s.t.
14 Philip Thuaux Drapac Porsche Development Program s.t.
15 Li Wei Chen Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
16 Paul Griffin Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
17 Ian McLeod Team MTN s.t.
18 Thierry Hupond Skil - Shimano s.t.
19 Michael Ford SouthAustralia.com - AIS s.t.
20 Ciarán Power Pezula Racing s.t.
21 Paul Healion Pezula Racing s.t.
25 Derek Burke Pezula Racing s.t.
31 Morgan Fox Pezula Racing s.t.
55 Cameron Jennings Pezula Racing s.t.
66 Ryan Connor Pezula Racing + 9'33
GC
1 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR 7h47'06
2 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances + 8
3 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
4 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub + 14
5 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team + 28
6 HÃ¥kan Nilsson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
7 Daniel Lloyd An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
8 Azrul Hafidz Awang LeTua Cycling Team s.t.
9 Stuart Shaw Drapac Porsche Development Program s.t.
10 Frédéric Finot Differdange - Apiflo Vacances s.t.
11 Paul Griffin Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
12 Kenny Lisabeth An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team s.t.
13 Erik Hoffmann Giant Asia Racing Team s.t.
14 Ciarán Power Pezula Racing s.t.
22 Paul Healion Pezula Racing s.t.
27 Morgan Fox Pezula Racing s.t.
47 Cameron Jennings Pezula Racing s.t.
64 Ryan Connor Pezula Racing + 10'01
66 Derek Burke Pezula Racing + 14'40
Points
1 Yukiya Arashiro Meitan Hompo - GDR 41
2 Christian Poos Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 36
3 Christoff Van Heerden Team Konica Minolta - Bizhub 34
4 Fredrik Johansson Differdange - Apiflo Vacances 34
5 Benny De Schrooder An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 24
KOM
1 Mark O'Brien Drapac Porsche Development Program 18
2 Tomoya Kano Skil - Shimano 12
3 Paidi O'Brien An Post - M. Donnelly - Grant Thornton - Sean Kelly Team 10
4 Derek Burke Pezula Racing 2
Edited by matt493 on 05-06-2008 21:48
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matt493 |
Posted on 05-06-2008 20:16
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The Final Signing
Our final signing of the year is the Canadian Road Race Champion Cameron Evans. He could look for a repeat of last year in the Nationals but we also hope he can pick up a couple stage wins.
When will he have his breakout year
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