"B. Lafferty" <Magni@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Jim Flom" <jimflom@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > "Callistus Valerius" <jazzyboss@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> >> Lance is
> >> > even more convincing than Simpson. Don't believe me -take a look:
the
> > guy
> >> > flat-out delivers his lines like a pro."
> >>
> >> Lance is the best, no doubt. Does Lance even mention his kids
> > anymore?
> >> When Tyler finally figures it out, that it's over, he'll open his
bike
> > shop
> >> in Marblehead, take Tanker and Anchor to the shop everyday and live
> > happily
> >> ever after. However Lance is a different story. He'll go out ugly,
like
> >> Pantani.
> >
> > Define ugly. A six of the beer of your choice says Lance goes out
with
> > class and on top.
>
> Two questions:
> 1. When will Mr. Lance be the UCI #1?
> 2. When is he going to obtain some class?
>
> I don't think he'll go out like Pantani, but it is going to get very
> interesting when the Walsh book comes out in the US.
I think if Lance wins the Giro and some more of the classics, that will go
a
long way in giving him some class, regardless of the UCI ranking in my
book.
Retiring on just the TDF seems like a one sided career, but its still very
impressive. Add the other tours and a few more wins of the big classics
and
he will really be someone the in annuls of cycling history. Right now I
still look at him as a TDF wondeboy who has it down to a science, but I am
waiting for Paris-R, Giro, Vuelta, throw in a couple other classics.
Paris-R
is the one I am waiting for. Go get it Lance!
B-
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