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Stuttgart 2007 - World Championships
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| issoisso |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:05
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Dankan wrote:
These things aren't funny 
basically I'm trying to cope with my anger toward today's result
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| rodda |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:06
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ohhh that moms
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| issoisso |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:08
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I'm simply thinking how great it would be if the crowd by the podium started to throw syringes onto it just as he was getting his medal...
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| Dankan |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:10
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issoisso wrote:
Dankan wrote:
These things aren't funny
basically I'm trying to cope with my anger toward today's result
I should be even more frustrated than you as the Selección fucked it up big time and see, I'm still here celebrating an impressive win by the Grillo. |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:12
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Dankan wrote:
issoisso wrote:
Dankan wrote:
These things aren't funny
basically I'm trying to cope with my anger toward today's result
I should be even more frustrated than you as the Selección fucked it up big time and see, I'm still here celebrating an impressive win by the Grillo.
trust me, it has nothing to do with my country. the best of them probably didn't even finish in the peloton. it's about who won.
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| CrueTrue |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:12
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It was a deserved win. He was definitely the one working the most - so, yes, congratulations.
However, with such a tarnished reputation as Bettini have it's difficult to be happy for the result. Any other guy than him would have been good (except Valverde). Such a shame.
Also, I believe it's only a matter of time before we get rid of Bettini.
Edited by CrueTrue on 30-09-2007 17:13
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| Dankan |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:13
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Well, the one who deserved it most was the winner. I still rely on his innocence unless someone proves the opposite thing. Besides, he gave those bastards from the ZDF what they deserved. What he did is a larger pain than legal actions. |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:14
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CrueTrue wrote:
It was a deserved win. He was definitely the one working the most - so, yes, congratulations.
I disagree on the "working the most" part. but he was certainly the one who rode most intelligently, and by quite a margin too.
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:14
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Maybe he attacked the most in the final stages but I wouldnt call that working.
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| rodda |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:22
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issoisso wrote:
someone with photoshop skills could probably manage one...
a little late and incredibly poorly done not to mention no particularly humorous so i probably shouldnt bother posting this but anyway
Note: i do not have photoshop skills
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| Dan_Grr |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:22
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He certainly wasn't the one who worked most, but the most oportunist of them all. Granted he attacked some times, but that is individual work. |
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| Janix |
Posted on 30-09-2007 17:24
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that's just envy lol 
A noun
1 envy
"spite and resentment at seeing the success of another (personified as one of the deadly sins)"
Bettini did an incredible job, if you love cycling you cannot avoid to give him respect for it.
Doping is shit, but as you may know, the witches-hunting era was a little... how to say... uncivilised? You'r doing the same.
Please stop talking about a champion like bettini this way, if you don't have evidence. If he'll have a process, then you'll be able to say anything, but for the moment... just shut up 
He suffered a lot both during the race (also because of his personality and all the recent facts) and during the year. He deserved it.
i really think you should relax lol.
btw Cunego was great because he put away his desire of winning and "sacrificed" himself very soon. |
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Posted on 30-09-2007 17:42
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world championship was quite booring...ugly shirts (so much blue, and all orange duch team..uhh nasty(btw. orange is my favorite color)), and Bettini is WORLD CHAMPION..what to say..Pat give this race to ASO. |
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| Addy291 |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:28
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to be honest i haven't read any comments on today's race as that would take hours
but i will say that i think Bettini deserved it, the only guy that may have deserved it slightly more was Kolobnev but Bettini was the only guy in the front group that was working at one point, and had to have words with Cadel, expressing his feelings, if it hadn't been for him they would've been caught, and his attacks where constant
great race to watch, even if the Brits where nowhere to be seen at the end
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| Crommy |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:29
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issoisso wrote:
Dan_Grr wrote:
"Cyclists who won the Giro today"
*clap*clap*
actually, his sentence makes perfect sense. no sarcasm intended
No, actually, it doesn't - he misses a comma.
Janix wrote:
Cyclists who won the Giro, today worked as teammates for a great rider.
See the bold comma
And anyway, whilst their isn't conclusive evidence, the evidence almost screams he's a doper
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:30
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Full results:
1 Paolo Bettini (Italy) 6.44.43 (39.642 km/h)
2 Alexandr Kolobnev (Russian Federation)
3 Stefan Schumacher (Germany)
4 Frank Schleck (Luxembourg)
5 Cadel Evans (Australia)
6 Davide Rebellin (Italy) 0.06
7 Samuel Sanchez Gonzalez (Spain) 0.08
8 Philippe Gilbert (Belgium)
9 Fabian Wegmann (Germany)
10 Martin Elmiger (Switzerland)
11 Thomas Dekker (Netherlands)
12 Michael Boogerd (Netherlands) 0.14
13 Björn Leukemans (Belgium) 0.15
14 Oscar Freire Gomez (Spain) 0.49
15 Aleksandr Kuschynski (Belarus)
16 Alexandre Usov (Belarus)
17 Beat Zberg (Switzerland)
18 Erik Zabel (Germany)
19 Thor Hushovd (Norway)
20 Radoslav Rogina (Croatia)
21 Murilo Antonio Fischer (Brazil)
22 Matej Mugerli (Slovenia)
23 George Hincapie (United States Of America)
24 Marcus Ljungqvist (Sweden)
25 Chris Sörensen (Denmark)
26 Jurgen Van Goolen (Belgium)
27 Leonardo Duque (Colombia)
28 Rene Mandri (Estonia)
29 Gustav Larsson (Sweden)
30 Pierrick Fedrigo (France)
31 Thomas Lövkvist (Sweden)
32 Alexander Efimkin (Russian Federation)
33 Tomasz Marczynski (Poland)
34 Jan Valach (Slovakia)
35 Sebastian Langeveld (Netherlands)
36 Christian Vandevelde (United States Of America)
37 Nuno Ribeiro (Portugal)
38 Christian Pfannberger (Austria)
39 Unai Etxebarria Arana (Venezuela)
40 David George (South Africa)
41 Ludovic Turpin (France)
42 Kurt-Asle Arvesen (Norway)
43 Vladimir Efimkin (Russian Federation)
44 Sergey Lagutin (Uzbekistan)
45 Mario Aerts (Belgium)
46 Vladimir Karpets (Russian Federation)
47 Denis Menchov (Russian Federation)
48 Przemyslaw Niemiec (Poland)
49 Manuel Beltran Martinez (Spain)
50 Damiano Cunego (Italy) 0.57
51 Filippo Pozzato (Italy)
52 Alessandro Ballan (Italy)
53 Allan Davis (Australia) 1.05
54 David Millar (Great Britain)
55 Matthew Lloyd (Australia) 1.10
56 Karsten Kroon (Netherlands) 1.24
57 Alejandro Valverde Belmonte (Spain) 2.47
58 Matija Kvasina (Croatia) 3.10
59 Kristjan Fajt (Slovenia) 3.38
60 Gorazd Stangelj (Slovenia) 3.41
61 Kanstantsin Siutsou (Belarus) 5.17
62 Alessandro Bertolini (Italy) 6.01
63 Greg Van Avermaet (Belgium) 6.34
64 Maxime Monfort (Belgium) 6.52
65 Joaquin Rodriguez Oliver (Spain) 7.52
66 Simon Gerrans (Australia) 8.09
67 Sylvain Chavanel (France)
68 Thomas Voeckler (France) 15.51
69 Erki Pütsep (Estonia)
70 Laszlo Bodrogi (Hungary) 17.10
71 Vladimir Tuychiev (Uzbekistan) 21.57
72 Hossein Askari (Islamic Republic Of Iran)
DNF Carlos Sastre Candil (Spain)
DNF Stéphane Goubert (France)
DNF Robert Gesink (Netherlands)
DNF Carlos Barredo Llamazales (Spain)
DNF Serguei Yakovlev (Kazakhstan)
DNF Hernani Broco (Portugal)
DNF Marcus Burghardt (Germany)
DNF Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland)
DNF Andy Schleck (Luxembourg)
DNF Philip Deignan (Ireland)
DNF Jens Voigt (Germany)
DNF Gerald Ciolek (Germany)
DNF Amaël Moinard (France)
DNF Volodymyr Zagorodny (Ukraine)
DNF Laurens Ten Dam (Netherlands)
DNF Bobby Julich (United States Of America)
DNF Jason Mccartney (United States Of America)
DNF Christian Knees (Germany)
DNF Johan Van Summeren (Belgium)
DNF Dominique Rollin (Canada)
DNF Andriy Grivko (Ukraine)
DNF Evgeny Petrov (Russian Federation)
DNF Assan Bazayev (Kazakhstan)
DNF James Lewis Perry (South Africa)
DNF Matti Breschel (Denmark)
DNF Juan Antonio Flecha Giannoni (Spain)
DNF Xavier Florencio Cabre (Spain)
DNF Tomislav Danculovic (Croatia)
DNF Jure Golcer (Slovenia)
DNF Romain Feillu (France)
DNF Sandy Casar (France)
DNF Hrvoje Miholjevic (Croatia)
DNF Martin Mares (Czech Republic)
DNF Andrea Tonti (Italy)
DNF Matteo Tosatto (Italy)
DNF William Walker (Australia)
DNF Piotr Zielinski (Poland)
DNF Fuyu Li (People's Republic Of China)
DNF Petr Bencik (Czech Republic)
DNF Maros Kovac (Slovakia)
DNF Glen Alan Chadwick (New Zealand)
DNF Matej Jurco (Slovakia)
DNF Yukiya Arashiro (Japan)
DNF Takashi Miyazawa (Japan)
DNF Vladislav Borisov (Russian Federation)
DNF Dmitriy Fofonov (Kazakhstan)
DNF Bruno Neves (Portugal)
DNF Marcin Sapa (Poland)
DNF Roman Kreuziger (Czech Republic)
DNF Kim Kirchen (Luxembourg)
DNF Robert Kiserlovski (Croatia)
DNF Michael Rogers (Australia)
DNF Luis Felipe Laverde Jimenez (Colombia)
DNF Krzysztof Szczawinski (Poland)
DNF Romas Sinicinas (Lithuania)
DNF Matej Stare (Slovenia)
DNF Hugo Sabido (Portugal)
DNF Martin Garrido Mayorga (Argentina)
DNF Frederik Willems (Belgium)
DNF Danail Petrov (Bulgaria)
DNF Vladimir Gusev (Russian Federation)
DNF Roger Hammond (Great Britain)
DNF John Devine (United States Of America)
DNF Tyler Farrar (United States Of America)
DNF Ronny Scholz (Germany)
DNF David Kopp (Germany)
DNF Volodymyr Bileka (Ukraine)
DNF Dmytro Grabovskyy (Ukraine)
DNF Scott Davis (Australia)
DNF Jacek Morajko (Poland)
DNF Hayden Roulston (New Zealand)
DNF Maarten Den Bakker (Netherlands)
DNF Richard Ochoa Quintero (Venezuela)
DNF Jose Rodolfo Serpa Perez (Colombia)
DNF Martin Riska (Slovakia)
DNF Svein Tuft (Canada)
DNF Stéphane Auge (France)
DNF Bram Tankink (Netherlands)
DNF Matias Medici (Argentina)
DNF Nebojsa Jovanovic (Serbia)
DNF Stijn Devolder (Belgium)
DNF Juan Pablo Dotti (Argentina)
DNF Muradjan Khalmuratov (Uzbekistan)
DNF Darren Lill (South Africa)
DNF Bernhard Kohl (Austria)
DNF Mauricio Alberto Ardila Cano (Colombia)
DNF Mathew Hayman (Australia)
DNF Luis Ministro Moyano (Argentina)
DNF Ariel Maximiliano Richeze (Argentina)
DNF Borut Bozic (Slovenia)
DNF Mark Cavendish (Great Britain)
DNF Daryl Impey (South Africa)
DNF Fumiyuki Beppu (Japan)
DNF Roman Bronis (Slovakia)
DNF Andris José Hernandez (Venezuela)
DNF Koos Moerenhout (Netherlands)
DNF Trent Lowe (Australia)
DNF Dainius Kairelis (Lithuania)
DNF Mehdi Sohrabi (Islamic Republic Of Iran)
DNF Jeremy Vennell (New Zealand)
DNF Cameron Evans (Canada)
DNF Christian Poos (Luxembourg)
DNF Kristijan Durasek (Croatia)
DNF Lars Ytting Bak (Denmark)
DNF Ruslan Podgornyy (Ukraine)
DNF Sergey Kolesnikov (Russian Federation)
DNF Juan José Haedo (Argentina)
DNF Gerrit Glomser (Austria)
DNF Marlon Alirio Perez Arango (Colombia)
DNF Zolt Der (Serbia)
DNF Mads Kaggestad (Norway)
DNF Laurent Didier (Luxembourg)
DNF Seyed Mostafa Seyed Rezaei Khormizi (Islamic Republic Of Iran)
DNF Alex Cano Ardila (Colombia)
DNF David Zabriskie (United States Of America)
DNF Renato Seabra (Brazil)
DNF Ricardo Martins (Portugal)
DNF Aleksejs Saramotins (Latvia)
DNF Medhi Fahridi Kovij (Islamic Republic Of Iran)
DNF Jan Sipeky (Slovakia)
DNF Dragan Spasic (Serbia)
DNF Luciano André Pagliarini Mendonca (Brazil)
DNF Robert Hunter (South Africa)
DNF Mikhaylo Khalilov (Ukraine)
DSQ Marzio Bruseghin (Italy)
DNS José Rodrigues (Portugal)
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| issoisso |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:35
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Crommy wrote:
issoisso wrote:
Dan_Grr wrote:
"Cyclists who won the Giro today"
*clap*clap*
actually, his sentence makes perfect sense. no sarcasm intended
No, actually, it doesn't - he misses a comma.
Janix wrote:
Cyclists who won the Giro, today worked as teammates for a great rider.
See the bold comma
And anyway, whilst their isn't conclusive evidence, the evidence almost screams he's a doper
you're taking the mike, aren't you? 
yes, you're right, but the point I was making is that it was perfectly understandable (just that sentence, not the rest of his text)
and now to take the attention off Bettini:
SportingNonsense wrote:
Full results:
37 Nuno Ribeiro (Portugal)
BOO!!! DOPER!!! etc...
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| Crommy |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:36
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Of course I am
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Posted on 30-09-2007 18:40
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What a great race Too bad Boogerd was a bit dead on the 2nd climb and he couldn't make it to these 5.
Dekker very good just out of top 10, next year top 5 B) |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 30-09-2007 18:43
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issoisso wrote:
BOO!!! DOPER!!! etc...
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