I agree with AuctionLamb. It's not that we feel like old ballies. We just can't train 6 hours a day and work 50hr weeks and play with the kids at home. So next year we're not up against Jaco, but wel'll be fighting it out with Impey and company
Sorry Flemish, I thought you were with TCS (I don't know all you Capetown and Jo'burg guys yet) I met intern and we and a laugh 'bout us blowing and then sort of getting it together again, then blowing again etc
So Flemish were you one of those who made us sweat up front I had some words with Brand when he did not help(CycleLab dude in the break), but please let him know there's not hard feelings, okay Well done to your team over the whole weekend
Sorry seawalker, don't agree with Brand's position. He was in the break up front with non of his team mates trying to cross (Jaco only crossed later in the race). To sit up and not contobute and then jump when David attacked is just plain crap! Hats off to Jaco's effort
which rider were you Deep Section. I'm pretty PO'd with Brand (TCS or TSC whatever) getting "team orders" for not working in the pack and then breaking away Next time I'll also get my team car to order me not to work in the break
Just recieved from Masters&Ladies Club: There will be a 'Silent Ride' for Kim on Saturday 30th at 06h30 leaving from 10th Ave, Walmer for those who would like to join us.
It is with great sadness that we today say goodbye to our friend and team mate Kim Trzebiatowsky from Port Elizabeth who passed away on Sonday evening. <?: prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> Kim?s life was tragically taken when she was hit by a car while out training on Sunday afternoon. She was a member of the PE Cyclelab Race team and obtained many Provincial, South African and World titles during her cycling career. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Kim?s family. Kim was 47 and a mother of three. We will miss you Kim... slowtwitch2009-05-24 23:27:36
