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And even when Dumoulin wins you're still wetting the bed over Movistar and picking at grammatical conventions or calling Dumoulin the leader?
I didn't do either of these things, sunshine...
My point was that Quintana shouldn't cite his illness so soon after the race is over. He should have this "humility" you keep pointing to, and accept the leader.
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Again, quite a polarised conclusion to draw about someone who's being interviewed and asked to relate how their race went and directly questioned about their form... Again, you're the one that seems to be the authority on the comedy of manners that is contemporary pro cycling so you can draw your own conclusions-IDGAF.
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He obviously wasn't on form-what's the difference if he admits it?
Dumoulin admitted he took too many gels after a day of the tifosi rabidly making excuses for him or blaming Movistar for an attack that Katusha made.
Dumoulin admitted he got caught out after tifosi spent the whole stage wetting their pants about a supposed piss stop attack based on heresay.
Dumoulin spends 22 post stage interviews saying he hopes Quintana and Nibs get knocked off the podium for not helping him chase down his other GC rivals. You think that's fair do's when even he apologises the next day...
And even when Dumoulin wins you're still wetting the bed over Movistar and picking at grammatical conventions or calling Dumoulin the leader?
Some might say that kind of entrenched victimhood isn't healthy... Good job Dumoulin's got a bit more humility than his fans eh?