HammerHed Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 I thought Poestalero's salute at the prize giving was a bit in poor taste. After attacking the Maillot Jaune when he was down. He really needs to get a personality, he's such a cycling Geek!
Guest Big H Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 Ag please, they are all big boys now, they dont need to cry on their mothers shoulders, sometimes lucks on your side sometimes not, they know that as well as anyone. Yes, its controversial, but only in the media, 'Berto's not there to make friends, its a race after all, and who is to say Andy would have waited.? I say 'Berto saw an opportunity and took it, and lets not forget so did Menchov and Sammy, theres no race rule that says he or any of them had to wait so why should they, tomorrow 'Berto could flat, fall, have a mechanical, anything can happen, the cards fell poorly for Andy today sure, thats life, the sun will come up tomorrow and he will battle on. ...... I Like!!!!!!!
Guest Big H Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 I thought Poestalero's salute at the prize giving was a bit in poor taste. After attacking the Maillot Jaune when he was down. He really needs to get a personality, he's such a cycling Geek! .... firing .22's and not the 44 Magnums a real winner should !!!!!
Frosty Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 I can see an advert for some green bottled beers being made from this... Andy Schleck (AS): Dammit man, trying to change gears on the climbLouis Gosset Jnr (LGj): Andy, what are you doing?AS: Uh, Uh, umLGj: Well, real contenders don't change gears in mid-attackLGj: Here, try this [handing him a green bottle beer] and remember, I'm watching you! Alberto Contador (AC): this is my chance to attack the MJLGj: Alberto, what are you doing?AC: Um, Uh, UhLGj: Well, real contenders don't attacked when others suffer misfotuneLGj: Here, try this [handing him a green bottle beer] and remember, I'm watching you!
BeegMig Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 Why does Alberto have to lie to the press afterwards...Watch the stage again, and another time if you have to, then read his statement to the press on cyclingnews (its asif he was on a diferent planet).http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/contador-defends-his-attack-on-the-balesWith Shleck climbing the way he did today and yesterday and saxo bank ripping the legs off Astana like they did today, its gonna be a exiting stage tomorrow.
Nedrider Posted July 19, 2010 Posted July 19, 2010 Cant believe AC lied with a straight face that he didn't realise what happemed to Andy when he attacked. AC only attacked when he realised Andy was having problems what a scam. AC had realised that Andy was much more stronger than him from the previous day so he took a chance on Andy's misfotune.I had no respect for AC and now i have so much distate for the man I dont even want to watch him race anymore. what a prick................
Red Zone Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 I dont see a dropped chain as a mechanical, that's rider error, Contador, as much as I think he is a Schmuck had the right to go
MTB Kenya Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 f.. Contador! agree 100% bad sportmanship! and he is a big liar! GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ANDY!
Reden Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 Contador, never liked him and never will. He knew what he was doing. Hilnaut - Good with PanacheIndurain - Good with PanacheLemond - Good with no PanacheArmstrong - The best(was), no Panache but did show respect and sportmanship to Ulrich. Was this not also chain problems?Ulrich - No Panache but showed the same to Armstrong when he fell.Contador - Well, to me he's just a *&%$#$%#%(Don't like him)Andy - Go for it!!!
StevieL Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 This is absolutely ridiculous. Please show me the rule, where it states, that when a rider falls behind, cos he got a puncture, had a bit of a lie down, pee pee or chain comes off, they have to stop? Please, I want to see this. He is not breaking the rules, he is just taking part in a….wait for it….RACE/TOUR. So please, don’t tell me that it’s a gentleman thing to do. It wasn’t Contador’s fault Andy’s chain came off, really, he shouldn’t be paying for it. This is all about tactics and team work. For a change, the tour is actually way more interesting for a non roadie to watch. Now just because it’s not going the way as predicted, and the riders didn’t cross the line holding hands…the poor guys is a coward. Not exactly a fair show of who is the better rider though, is it now.Cuntador didn't have to stop entirely, but he shouldn't have attacked either. The fact is he got into a group with arguably the Tours best descender (Samuel Sanchez) which gave him more of an advantage.Disappointing Cuntador.... Go Andy!!, teach him some manners on the Tourmalet.
Delgado Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 I cannot wait for the finish now to see the "la mierda asustada hecha frente y deshonró el perro español" being boo-ed!!!!!!!It will make you feel homesick for Klipdrift Versveld no doubt??
Delgado Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 Oh sorry, my apologies. Because Lance did it before, it's cast in stone as a rule that must be obeyed. And god forbid you don't, then you shall be named an outcast, coward and crowned of having bad sportsmanship....or just a Troll!
AndreZA Posted July 20, 2010 Posted July 20, 2010 What amazes me with Schleck and Sram is that Sram fitted all previous tour winners' bikes with yellow versions of Red. Andy is so voor op die wa that he already has his fitted. I bet it's those experimental oversize pulleys that caused the k@k.
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