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| Dusen |
Posted on 07-08-2014 18:16
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Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
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Posted on 07-08-2014 18:23
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He's an old acquaintance of Oleg Tinkov
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| jacobjc88 |
Posted on 07-08-2014 18:26
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Dusen wrote:
Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
I don't know to much about this rider, for what i can put together he is an all around domestique.
I don't like where Tinkoff-Saxo is going, really don't.
Brutt?  come on
There is no future (32 years), and not really big things to expect of this guy. What a sad signing.
Really don't hope they sign more russian guys. It might be a prejudice, but I have really no faith in russian riders, and especially not those who are on a good level, not that Brutt is on this level, just saying; Galimzyanov, Menchov, Kolobnev etc.
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| Silvio Herklotz |
Posted on 07-08-2014 18:46
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jacobjc88 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
I don't know to much about this rider, for what i can put together he is an all around domestique.
I don't like where Tinkoff-Saxo is going, really don't.
Brutt? come on
There is no future (32 years), and not really big things to expect of this guy. What a sad signing.
Really don't hope they sign more russian guys. It might be a prejudice, but I have really no faith in russian riders, and especially not those who are on a good level, not that Brutt is on this level, just saying; Galimzyanov, Menchov, Kolobnev etc.
Could it be that you are kind of prejudiced? It's not like everything from Russia is bad. Those examples are quite supporting for you, but on the other hand you have pretty nice talents at RusVelo f.e. and furthermore lots of Russians are working as domestiques in several teams. It's just that they really lack top riders at the moment. But maybe there will be some better days again.
About Brutt: What's bad about signing him? Tinkoff is bringing a bit more Russian character to the team, which I can totally understand. Brutt won't really be seen by anybody perhaps, but as a domestique is still ok. What annoys me, is that Tinkoff-Saxo is always talking like they would sign Sagan, Cavendish and Froome at once by their big announcements, but in the end we haven't seen any big signing so far.
EDIT: Sorry, just saw now that you actually said it could be a prejudice 
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Posted on 07-08-2014 18:46
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"Empty barrels make the most noise".......
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| Shonak |
Posted on 07-08-2014 19:11
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TimoCycling wrote:
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
admirschleck wrote:
I think that would be a right move for both sides and I would really like that to happen. Gesink clearly isn't a leader anymore in Belkin and he definitely needs that leadership, while on another side MTN lacks good climber (Meintjes and Pardilla, but they're still not top class).
I seriously doubt that, Gesink needs a stressless environment (for now) and being leader at MTN is quite te opposite
Would be a bad move indeed, Gesink is at his place in a Dutch team imo.
Whilst the stressless environment is surely important for Gesink right now due to his heart issues, I think that a change in general would benefit him quite much. Seems to me like Belkin is too nice for him. Many athletes and people in general need a certain amount of pressure to perform; in life, in training and of course in a race; those should be factors in a race that play a role in outperforming yourself when push comes to shove. Maybe Belkin riders in general are just missing this certain edge because there's certainly some quality yet the team does not demand "enough" and not strong enough from them.
Then again, don't have much idea how Belkin teammanagament operates and stuff, so that's just some thought spinning.
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Posted on 07-08-2014 19:18
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Faillu wrote:
jacobjc88 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
I don't know to much about this rider, for what i can put together he is an all around domestique.
I don't like where Tinkoff-Saxo is going, really don't.
Brutt? come on
There is no future (32 years), and not really big things to expect of this guy. What a sad signing.
Really don't hope they sign more russian guys. It might be a prejudice, but I have really no faith in russian riders, and especially not those who are on a good level, not that Brutt is on this level, just saying; Galimzyanov, Menchov, Kolobnev etc.
Agreed.
Also, I don't think Tinkoff will sign any big names like Sagan this season. All of that Twitter-talk are getting nowhere. After a massive amount of "apparent" transfer news, the signing of Pavel Brutt is what came out of it. See, you get the idea...
You're in for a surprise then 
Brutt signed - one more Russian to come. I'm guessing Ignatiev, but take your pick from any of the Russians from Tinkov's first team. |
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Posted on 07-08-2014 20:51
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Robert Kiserlovksi is rumoured to join Tinkoff-Saxo  The rumours are going crazy... Also seen that Andy Schleck should join them...
I am disappointed in Tinkoff-Saxo as they build so much hype but in the end they end up signing Brutt?! Tinkoff calls it the most ambitious cycling team... I can't see it
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Posted on 07-08-2014 20:56
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They've announced dates where they will publish transfer or team related news for the next season. My guess would be that the announcements they make gradually will be bigger, so hopefully Sagan will be the last announcement 
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| Silvio Herklotz |
Posted on 07-08-2014 22:16
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Faillu wrote:
Spoiler Silvio Herklotz wrote:
jacobjc88 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
I don't know to much about this rider, for what i can put together he is an all around domestique.
I don't like where Tinkoff-Saxo is going, really don't.
Brutt?  come on
There is no future (32 years), and not really big things to expect of this guy. What a sad signing.
Really don't hope they sign more russian guys. It might be a prejudice, but I have really no faith in russian riders, and especially not those who are on a good level, not that Brutt is on this level, just saying; Galimzyanov, Menchov, Kolobnev etc.
Could it be that you are kind of prejudiced? It's not like everything from Russia is bad. Those examples are quite supporting for you, but on the other hand you have pretty nice talents at RusVelo f.e. and furthermore lots of Russians are working as domestiques in several teams. It's just that they really lack top riders at the moment. But maybe there will be some better days again.
About Brutt: What's bad about signing him? Tinkoff is bringing a bit more Russian character to the team, which I can totally understand. Brutt won't really be seen by anybody perhaps, but as a domestique is still ok. That's totally what I'm talking about.
Yup, perfectly Zabel'd.
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| TimoCycling |
Posted on 07-08-2014 22:33
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Shonak wrote:
TimoCycling wrote:
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
admirschleck wrote:
I think that would be a right move for both sides and I would really like that to happen. Gesink clearly isn't a leader anymore in Belkin and he definitely needs that leadership, while on another side MTN lacks good climber (Meintjes and Pardilla, but they're still not top class).
I seriously doubt that, Gesink needs a stressless environment (for now) and being leader at MTN is quite te opposite
Would be a bad move indeed, Gesink is at his place in a Dutch team imo.
Whilst the stressless environment is surely important for Gesink right now due to his heart issues, I think that a change in general would benefit him quite much. Seems to me like Belkin is too nice for him. Many athletes and people in general need a certain amount of pressure to perform; in life, in training and of course in a race; those should be factors in a race that play a role in outperforming yourself when push comes to shove. Maybe Belkin riders in general are just missing this certain edge because there's certainly some quality yet the team does not demand "enough" and not strong enough from them.
Then again, don't have much idea how Belkin teammanagament operates and stuff, so that's just some thought spinning.
It's crossed my mind aswell. But yeah, we can't say anything about these things because we don't know how they work exactly within the team. You also can't say Belkin isn't succesful this year. They bagged some nice wins. |
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| Naskela |
Posted on 07-08-2014 22:37
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I think Sagan is stalling Tinkoff and for that there have been no big announcements yet, i got a feeling Sagan is in talks and have an agreement with Alonso while they awaits the world tour license, so everything put on hold concerning transfers for Tinkoff and Sagan for that matter.
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| Eden95 |
Posted on 07-08-2014 23:20
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Dusen wrote:
Pavel Brutt signed a 2 year contract with Tinkoff.
I don't know to much about this rider, for what i can put together he is an all around domestique.
Already mentioned a few pages earlier.
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Posted on 07-08-2014 23:59
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SSJ2Luigi wrote:
admirschleck wrote:
I think that would be a right move for both sides and I would really like that to happen. Gesink clearly isn't a leader anymore in Belkin and he definitely needs that leadership, while on another side MTN lacks good climber (Meintjes and Pardilla, but they're still not top class).
I seriously doubt that, Gesink needs a stressless environment (for now) and being leader at MTN is quite te opposite
How so? There is literally zero expectation.
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Posted on 08-08-2014 01:26
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CountArach wrote:
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
admirschleck wrote:
I think that would be a right move for both sides and I would really like that to happen. Gesink clearly isn't a leader anymore in Belkin and he definitely needs that leadership, while on another side MTN lacks good climber (Meintjes and Pardilla, but they're still not top class).
I seriously doubt that, Gesink needs a stressless environment (for now) and being leader at MTN is quite te opposite
How so? There is literally zero expectation.
can you sign somebody designed to be a leader without expectations? anyway, I'm not sure how it the management-leader thing works with expectations at MTN or Belkin so I can only guess.
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| alexkr00 |
Posted on 08-08-2014 04:31
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Shonak wrote:
TimoCycling wrote:
SSJ2Luigi wrote:
admirschleck wrote:
I think that would be a right move for both sides and I would really like that to happen. Gesink clearly isn't a leader anymore in Belkin and he definitely needs that leadership, while on another side MTN lacks good climber (Meintjes and Pardilla, but they're still not top class).
I seriously doubt that, Gesink needs a stressless environment (for now) and being leader at MTN is quite te opposite
Would be a bad move indeed, Gesink is at his place in a Dutch team imo.
Whilst the stressless environment is surely important for Gesink right now due to his heart issues, I think that a change in general would benefit him quite much. Seems to me like Belkin is too nice for him. Many athletes and people in general need a certain amount of pressure to perform; in life, in training and of course in a race; those should be factors in a race that play a role in outperforming yourself when push comes to shove. Maybe Belkin riders in general are just missing this certain edge because there's certainly some quality yet the team does not demand "enough" and not strong enough from them.
Then again, don't have much idea how Belkin teammanagament operates and stuff, so that's just some thought spinning.
Well, if the Belkin being too nice thing would be true, then it would make no sense for Gesink to leave Belkin. Unlike other people or athletes, Gesink does not respond well to pressure. And it's not just about this moment, he has a history of failing to deliver under pressure.
Personally, I don't want him to leave. What would my favorite team be without my favorite rider? ( ). I guess there are going to be a lot of changes at Belkin though, with Mollema and Boom leaving the team and some other riders on their way out too.
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Posted on 08-08-2014 08:00
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To be honest, I think Tinkov can only hope for a signing of the Schleck/Gesink calibre- Sagan is a bit of a pipe dream. Here's a team who have riders such as Maijka, Rogers and Contador, yet still have only three Grand Tours to their name- as much as that sounds, one was definitely doped, and one was on a technichallity. As high as his wages will be, he'd be better off at Astana or sticking where he is.
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| jako3219 |
Posted on 08-08-2014 08:10
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the deal is official! Sagan gets 3 years at Tinkoff - Saxo.
What a team they'll have... |
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| admirschleck |
Posted on 08-08-2014 08:13
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Posted on 08-08-2014 08:19
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Nice for Sagan, good team! |
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