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Date Posted: 10:42:12 09/12/04 Sun
Author: .....
Subject: Re: How did Jalabert make the transition then?
In reply to: Susan 's message, "How did Jalabert make the transition then?" on 04:54:55 09/12/04 Sun

The difference is that Jalabert more often than not was the one taking the initiative, not trying to hop onto someone else's breakaway. So the guys that followed a Jalabert attack knew what they were getting into. Or if Jalabert attacked solo and came up upon a previous breakaway, they had a choice of working with Jalabert or having all their efforts to that point for naught.

I think Jalabert likely was someone who could be quite persuasive too.

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