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Libby did what the team-owner asked for...nothing more, nothing less...Hmm, maybe you should rather blame the manager who gave Liberty the order to defend his gc position, if ever.
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Libby did what the team-owner asked for...nothing more, nothing less...Hmm, maybe you should rather blame the manager who gave Liberty the order to defend his gc position, if ever.
I thought that blocking the escape for the pink jersey to defend the 20th position was nonsense. Sorry, thanks for your words I understand why Libby and his friends follow me. geniusRadunion wrote:Are you sure that your idea that nobody should help the favourite has anything to do with real cycling. In reality many teams ride for minor targets. Yesterday in the Giro (real race) Contador got help in some situations that would surly lead to a complaint in RSF. Rujano helped several times in the mountain to get himself in the top 10 of the GC, Weening rode before the last climb to give his team mate a chance to finish in the top 10, robbing everybody else the chance to attack Contador in the flat sections. The main victim was Euskaltel, loosing time in the GC with Anton and Nieve, but they should not complain after the "senseless riding" on Friday.
In real cycling as in RSF you cannot be sure that other teams will not destroy your plan for reasons you were not aware of beforehand. This makes cycling an interesting sport to watch.
Radunion wrote:Are you sure that your idea that nobody should help the favourite has anything to do with real cycling. In reality many teams ride for minor targets. Yesterday in the Giro (real race) Contador got help in some situations that would surly lead to a complaint in RSF. Rujano helped several times in the mountain to get himself in the top 10 of the GC, Weening rode before the last climb to give his team mate a chance to finish in the top 10, robbing everybody else the chance to attack Contador in the flat sections. The main victim was Euskaltel, loosing time in the GC with Anton and Nieve, but they should not complain after the "senseless riding" on Friday.
In real cycling as in RSF you cannot be sure that other teams will not destroy your plan for reasons you were not aware of beforehand. This makes cycling an interesting sport to watch.
pirati verliert den Giro wegen mir? selten so gelacht. Er attackiert mit Pirata und Brunelleschi ohne mein angeblich schweres eingreifen liegen die beiden immernoch über 2 minuten im GK hinten.Pirkio wrote:i saw that it's look a shame you have no reason to do it giro is not one of the all stupid sprint tours. There are the shirt every one have to defend his shirt, nobody else have to do it. there are teams who lose 200.000 every race you can't do tempo for no reason.. or we can open giro to all the teams and let them destroy all.. i think poor pirati today lost giro becouse of a wrong race control of one sitter
@ aux. sorry für meine ausdrucksweise, aber bist du so schwer von begriff oder tust du nur so dumm.auxilium torino wrote:mir wir fast jedes tag gefragt eine oder die andere neue italiener zu belehren, das man kein tempo macht in solche fälle, und schon für viel weniger...
Haben grosse team haben sondergenemigung oder sonderregeln?
no, you're the idiot of allBear wrote:Noone let me win a stage with Jamie. So I stop playing RSF. You are all evil and I am the only nice one. Keep that in mind!!
I know. But I don't say this is your fault. You see the difference?pirati wrote:no, you're the idiot of allBear wrote:Noone let me win a stage with Jamie. So I stop playing RSF. You are all evil and I am the only nice one. Keep that in mind!!
Ask your buddies ...Liberty wrote:mäh mäh every day against pirati mäh mäh
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