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Tour of Oman. Stage 4

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  • February 17, 2012 at 1:17 pm #665965
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    nigsbrown

    TERatcliffe26 wrote:
    and

    TERatcliffe26 wrote:

    and chavanel finished 8th, he is 22nd in GC

    Whoops was looking at the Overall table when I posted that Chav had come 22nd. #o

    February 17, 2012 at 1:11 pm #665963
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    Wig_Billy

    Gkam84 wrote:Yeah there is a

    Gkam84 wrote:
    Yeah there is a long way to go, but its now spoiling my enjoyment of cycling, I can understand taking in Qatar, but what was the point in Oman, NO TV coverage, having to rely on twitter for updates from one person out there, not seeing the previous stage until the deadline for the next transfers were done, all a bit pointless

    Last year this game enhanced my viewing of the races because it was a bit like the horses, you cheer on your guys, cant do that with Oman

    Why weren’t you complaining yesterday? 😕

    February 17, 2012 at 1:01 pm #665961
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    worders

    Sour grapes detected?
    Sour grapes detected?

    February 17, 2012 at 12:57 pm #665959
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    Alan Tullett

    nickobec wrote:1. GREIPEL

    nickobec wrote:
    1. GREIPEL André
    2. SAGAN Peter
    3. GALLOPIN Tony
    4. BOUHANNI Nacer
    5. SUTTON Christopher
    6. KOHLER Martin
    7. DE NEGRI Pier Paolo
    8. CHAVANEL Sylvain
    9. NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas
    10. COOKE Baden
    11. BOONEN Tom
    12. DE KORT Koen
    13. GUSEV Vladimir
    14. ASCANI Luca
    15. KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr
    16. YOSHIDA Hayato
    17. CANCELLARA Fabian
    18. HAYMAN Mathew
    19. BALLAN Alessandro
    20. WYNANTS Maarten

    Well, the riders I already had did well and the transfers did nothing, but as I’m building towards tomorrow we’ll have to see. Boonen’s done ok considering he’s not supposed to be trying.

    February 17, 2012 at 12:52 pm #665957
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    TERatcliffe26

    1. GREIPEL
    1. GREIPEL André 71 LOTTO-BELISOL TEAM 3h 37′ 02″
    2. SAGAN Peter 27 LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    3. GALLOPIN Tony 15 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    4. BOUHANNI Nacer 94 FDJ-BIGMAT 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    5. SUTTON Christopher 8 SKY PROCYCLING 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    6. KOHLER Martin 83 BMC RACING TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    7. DE NEGRI Pier Paolo 127 FARNESE VINI-SELLE ITALIA 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    8. CHAVANEL Sylvain 52 OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    9. NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas 66 GARMIN – BARRACUDA 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    10. COOKE Baden 42 GREENEDGE CYCLING TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    11. BOONEN Tom 51 OMEGA PHARMA-QUICK STEP 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    12. DE KORT Koen 114 PROJECT 1T4I 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    13. GUSEV Vladimir 33 KATUSHA TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    14. ASCANI Luca 123 FARNESE VINI-SELLE ITALIA 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    15. KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr 37 KATUSHA TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    16. YOSHIDA Hayato 147 BRIDGESTONE ANCHOR 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    17. CANCELLARA Fabian 12 RADIOSHACK-NISSAN 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    18. HAYMAN Mathew 5 SKY PROCYCLING 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    19. BALLAN Alessandro 81 BMC RACING TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″
    20. WYNANTS Maarten 108 RABOBANK CYCLING TEAM 3h 37′ 02″ + 00′ 00″

    top 20

    and chavanel finished 8th, he is 22nd in GC

    February 17, 2012 at 12:52 pm #665955
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    Alan Tullett

    Gkam84 wrote:Yeah there is a

    Gkam84 wrote:
    Yeah there is a long way to go, but its now spoiling my enjoyment of cycling, I can understand taking in Qatar, but what was the point in Oman, NO TV coverage, having to rely on twitter for updates from one person out there, not seeing the previous stage until the deadline for the next transfers were done, all a bit pointless

    Last year this game enhanced my viewing of the races because it was a bit like the horses, you cheer on your guys, cant do that with Oman

    I felt the same way after I messed up in the TdF last year.

    To be fair there was supposed to be coverage of Oman, but that’s Eurosport for you. Watch the Volta, good countryside, no fantasy team to worry about, a hilltop finish today and Wiggins to cheer on!!

    February 17, 2012 at 12:51 pm #665953
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    nickobec

    1. GREIPEL André
    2. SAGAN
    1. GREIPEL André
    2. SAGAN Peter
    3. GALLOPIN Tony
    4. BOUHANNI Nacer
    5. SUTTON Christopher
    6. KOHLER Martin
    7. DE NEGRI Pier Paolo
    8. CHAVANEL Sylvain
    9. NAVARDAUSKAS Ramunas
    10. COOKE Baden
    11. BOONEN Tom
    12. DE KORT Koen
    13. GUSEV Vladimir
    14. ASCANI Luca
    15. KUCHYNSKI Aliaksandr
    16. YOSHIDA Hayato
    17. CANCELLARA Fabian
    18. HAYMAN Mathew
    19. BALLAN Alessandro
    20. WYNANTS Maarten

    February 17, 2012 at 12:49 pm #665951
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    nigsbrown

    SWANCOTTA wrote:Anyone know

    SWANCOTTA wrote:
    Anyone know where Chavanel finished?

    He finished in 22nd place. Full stage result is up http://www.letour.fr/2012/TOO/LIVE/us/400/classement/index.html

    February 17, 2012 at 12:47 pm #665949
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    Stumps

    We have to remember this race
    We have to remember this race was not included in the fantasy game and it was peer pressure that got it added so i suppose we just have to live with it. I think the tour of algarve would have been a better race to include than Oman but thats like saying “shutting the gate after the horse has bolted”.

    I admit the tv coverage has been worse than shite but again we cant predict what the tv companies are going to show especially when its the southern hemisphere (i think my georgraphy is correct). 😕

    February 17, 2012 at 12:44 pm #665947
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    SWANCOTTA

    Anyone know where Chavanel
    Anyone know where Chavanel finished?

    February 17, 2012 at 12:42 pm #665945
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    Timbo13

    There was me thinking that
    There was me thinking that ToQ and ToO were last minute additions to the game, in response to complaints that otherwise we’d have no Fantasy Cycling to follow for a month.

    The situation with ToO coverage is poor, but I’d rather have something to follow (even if it involves even more of a blindfold and pin approach than normal) rather than no FC fix

    February 17, 2012 at 12:39 pm #665943
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    Alan Tullett

    Gkam84

    Gkam84 wrote:
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    I’m off to commit suicide now X( I got 3rd, but still not good, thinking i’m gonna give up the game this year, doing my nut in already and with unreliable coverage and reports/profiles, i give up, its not even fun like it was last year with prizes for every race, takes the fun element away

    The profile of this stage was fine. It was the lack of one on 2 that pissed me off! Following through twitter is not ideal. But Sagan and Greipel are on good form. It’s not that surprising.

    February 17, 2012 at 12:38 pm #665941
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    Gkam84

    Eurosport have just started
    Eurosport have just started stage 3 highlights, stage 4 has already finished, so 2 stages behind now

    February 17, 2012 at 12:37 pm #665939
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    Gkam84

    Yeah there is a long way to
    Yeah there is a long way to go, but its now spoiling my enjoyment of cycling, I can understand taking in Qatar, but what was the point in Oman, NO TV coverage, having to rely on twitter for updates from one person out there, not seeing the previous stage until the deadline for the next transfers were done, all a bit pointless

    Last year this game enhanced my viewing of the races because it was a bit like the horses, you cheer on your guys, cant do that with Oman

    February 17, 2012 at 12:35 pm #665937
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    Alan Tullett

    nickobec wrote:from a

    nickobec wrote:
    from a different twitter account

    1. Greipel (LTB) 2. Sagan (LIQ) 3. Gallopin (RNT) 4. Bouhanni (FDJ) 5. Sutton (SKY)

    1,2, 4, 5 happy me

    Same! Had Gallopin in ToQ but not Oman although I thought about it! Could have had the top 5. Damn!

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