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coming out of retirement ?
any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the
mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. (thoughts, opinions ....) Laz |
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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 08:09:05 -0400, "Laz"
wrote: any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. (thoughts, opinions ....) Cycling is too tought of a sport to do that I think ! Few sports champs have come out of retirement, even fewer successfully (Borg anyone) and none in cycling if memory serves. Laz |
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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 13:57:55 GMT, Keith wrote:
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 08:09:05 -0400, "Laz" wrote: any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. (thoughts, opinions ....) Cycling is too tought of a sport to do that I think ! Few sports champs have come out of retirement, even fewer successfully (Borg anyone) and none in cycling if memory serves. Laz What the hell are you talking about. Armstrong basically retires every year after the TdF and makes it back in top form for the next one. If he decided to come back, which I hope he doesn't, he would do so with enough time to be prepared. D |
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in 471166 20050713 130905 "Laz" wrote:
any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. (thoughts, opinions ....) Laz Troll. |
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On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 08:09:05 -0400, "Laz"
wrote: any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. As others have pointed out, next year wouldn't be a come back. And this isn't a ballgame where they can limit playing time. It's all or nothing. |
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David Ferguson writes:
Armstrong basically retires every year after the TdF and makes it back in top form for the next one. Didn't Cipo retire more often than win? Some 200 wins, and about 2000 press releases about quiting? D MJ; -- ..signature necesse est |
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Keith wrote:
On Wed, 13 Jul 2005 08:09:05 -0400, "Laz" wrote: any chance, ( hope, perhaps ), that Lance will get bored or perhaps don the mantle, come out of retirement and be back for next year ? It's nice to have a good guy to root for. (thoughts, opinions ....) Cycling is too tought of a sport to do that I think ! Few sports champs have come out of retirement, even fewer successfully (Borg anyone) and none in cycling if memory serves. Viatcheslav Ekimov |
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It's nice to have a good guy to root for.
There's plenty of good guys to root for after Lance. Chris Horner, Tom Danielson, Poppy, Vino and a lot of others. |
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