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Giro d'Italia Stage 10 – May 14th, Cordenons - Montasio 167km, **Unmasked Spoilers**

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  • #52
    buffalo
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    bazermc wrote: »
    What about the lads on Eurosport? DQ and SK!!!!!

    They keep calling him Nibili and not Nibali!

    It's pronounced Nibbly.


  • #53
    MPFG
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    Could listen to Sean forever ...he is cool ....love his rye observations

    Listening to Phil Ligget for Tour of California and he is still the best for me...don't like Paul Sherwn though

    Phil Ligget and Sean kelly ....my ideal pair


  • #54
    ThisRegard
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    Problem with Phil is that he is seen as carrying baggage over the whole Lance thing, but yeah, to me, he's still the voice of cycle commentary.


  • #55
    daveirl
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  • #56
    mikemcdeedy100
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    ah kelly is great on eurosport


  • #57
    munkee
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    buffalo wrote: »
    It's pronounced Nibbly.

    You are joking, right?


  • #58
    manwithaplan
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    munkee wrote: »
    You are joking, right?

    Apparently it's pronounced Neebali but I prefer when Seán doesn't try to talk foreign. It frightens me when he says peleton and parcours and other euro-stuff. I'd prefer if he just talked about the shockin' price of heifers and how he was going to have a nice bit of hang for his tea.


  • #59
    Lumen
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    manwithaplan wrote: »
    Apparently it's pronounced Neebali but I prefer when Seán doesn't try to talk foreign. It frightens me when he says peleton and parcours and other euro-stuff

    Francaise de Jew!


  • #60
    buffalo
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    manwithaplan wrote: »
    Apparently it's pronounced Neebali but I prefer when Seán doesn't try to talk foreign. It frightens me when he says peleton and parcours and other euro-stuff. I'd prefer if he just talked about the shockin' price of heifers and how he was going to have a nice bit of hang for his tea.

    I love it when he says bonification. Or classement. Shivers down my spine!


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  • #61
    manwithaplan
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    Buffalo and Kelly in a tree...


  • #62
    Brian?
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    manwithaplan wrote: »
    Apparently it's pronounced Neebali but I prefer when Seán doesn't try to talk foreign. It frightens me when he says peleton and parcours and other euro-stuff. I'd prefer if he just talked about the shockin' price of heifers and how he was going to have a nice bit of hang for his tea.

    It's funny because he speaks very good French and Flemish. I think he speaks Spanish as well but I'm not sure of that one.

    they/them/theirs


    The more you can increase fear of drugs and crime, welfare mothers, immigrants and aliens, the more you control all of the people.

    Noam Chomsky



  • #63
    manwithaplan
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    If he was speaking French, he'd probably sound fine. It's just the incongruity of these french words dropped into the blocks of fantastic unadulterated south-tipp.


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