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September 8th 04, 08:36 PM
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Boonen Again
Boonen wins number 22 of the season.
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#2
September 8th 04, 09:03 PM
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"B. Lafferty" schreef in bericht news  Boonen wins number 22 of the season. He dealt with several attacks and some fast guys in the lead group all by himself. A far better 'show' than Ale "my teammates must convince me to contest the sprint" Jet.
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September 9th 04, 03:44 AM
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"Bart Van Hoorebeeck" wrote in news:EAJ%c.240688$2u6.12427388
@phobos.telenet-ops.be: He dealt with several attacks and some fast guys in the lead group all by himself. A far better 'show' than Ale "my teammates must convince me to contest the sprint" Jet. You can't argue with his results... 15 grand tour stage wins last year. -Boyd S. fan of Alessandro "Tom who? Oh, that guy in my rear view..." Petacchi ps. Its nice to see jingoism is alive and well in Belgium. Now I don't feel so embarassed to be from the United States.
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September 9th 04, 03:53 AM
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"Bart Van Hoorebeeck" wrote:
"B. Lafferty" schreef in bericht news Boonen wins number 22 of the season. He dealt with several attacks and some fast guys in the lead group all by himself. A far better 'show' than Ale "my teammates must convince me to contest the sprint" Jet. The Ale-Jet show is on the important theaters, in the Broadway of cycling. Boonen exhibits in peripheric stages against curtain-raiser performers. There's only one show that is the real deal.
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September 9th 04, 04:35 AM
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"Bart Van Hoorebeeck" wrote in message ... "B. Lafferty" schreef in bericht news Boonen wins number 22 of the season. He dealt with several attacks and some fast guys in the lead group all by himself. A far better 'show' than Ale "my teammates must convince me to contest the sprint" Jet. Has that turned chronic or is that a reference to last year?
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September 9th 04, 07:31 AM
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Boyd Speerschneider schreef:
ps. Its nice to see jingoism is alive and well in Belgium. Now I don't feel so embarassed to be from the United States. I don't contest that a fit Petacchi is the fastest road race sprinter there is. I just wanted to question the alleged 'show' aspect of his train victories, and of his public personality. Hey but thanks for reading so much into it.
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#7
September 9th 04, 09:48 AM
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"Davide Tosi" schreef in bericht ... "Bart Van Hoorebeeck" wrote: "B. Lafferty" schreef in bericht news Boonen wins number 22 of the season. He dealt with several attacks and some fast guys in the lead group all by himself. A far better 'show' than Ale "my teammates must convince me to contest the sprint" Jet. The Ale-Jet show is on the important theaters, in the Broadway of cycling. Boonen exhibits in peripheric stages against curtain-raiser performers. Stages like G-W and Champs Elysees? Against performers like McEwen? There's only one show that is the real deal. There is one show as much as you can say that there is one road. Jonathan.
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September 9th 04, 02:57 PM
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Davide Tosi wrote:
There's only one show that is the real deal. This one doesn't count: http://www.cyclingnews.com/tour04.ph...ONENPARIGI-001
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#9
September 11th 04, 01:27 AM
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gym gravity wrote:
Davide Tosi wrote: There's only one show that is the real deal. This one doesn't count: http://www.cyclingnews.com/tour04.ph...ONENPARIGI-001 Correct. It only counts if Zabel places second. If Zabel isn't there or places lower than second, it doesn't count. (apologies to Dan Connelly's new UCI Handicap points system)
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