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OK, the time has come--Phil Liggett drinking games!

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Old 06-30-06, 10:00 PM
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OK, the time has come--Phil Liggett drinking games!

Post the faves on here... Soon "the first pedal will be turned in anger!"

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Oh, can we do Paul, too?

"dangling in front of him like a carrot or a strawberry or a carrot on a stick"
"he looked like a sack of potatoes, he rode like a sack of potatoes and now he’s peeling of the front"
(courtesy 'i saw elvis' on cyclingforums.com, I'm not 100% sure they're accurate but I am pretty sure I remember hearing the sack of potatoes one)


Seems like we had a similar thread about this time last year too.
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Sure, we can add Paul.

Here are a couple I found online--
Drink when either Phil or Paul say "he's hit the wall";
Drink when Paul announces that as a sprinter he was never good at getting over the mountains;
Drink twice when Phil announces that Paul was never good at getting over the mountains;
Finish your drink if Phil informs everyone that there has not been a true leader in Spanish cycling since Miguel Indurain.

Drink every time Paul refers to a rider as "taking risks", "enormous risks", or "incredible risks".
Drink every time Mr. Roll gets carried away w/ his Italian enunciation of rider names.
Group drink whenever Paul nails a race call -- as in predicting Hamilton would crash on the descent...
I do agree that an entire bottle of wine or champagne should be had when Phil says "squirrels," which always sounds like "squittles."

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I'd suggest "around about" as the catch-phrase but it would kill you.

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Don't forget "a spot of bother".
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I say drink every time he says Liquigas (er, I mean Leeky-Gas).

How about ". . . he's carrying a suitcase full of pain!"

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Yeah, I decided that drinking every time Phil and Paul mention Lance would be well beyond my drinking ability. "A spot of bother" definitely goes on the list!

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Don't forget "on the rivet"
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Paul says "he's a very good bike rider".
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Or - Phil says "Oh, I think that's (name) who just went off the road" to which Paul replies "No, I think that is was (another name)". If both were wrong then finish your drink.
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Originally Posted by Arizona-Cyclist
Paul says "he's a very good bike rider".
No.

It's "Bi' rider."
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Don't forget the Bob Roll side jabs at the French.

'The French have good teams but no good riders'
'The French are having a tough time at winning their own tour'
'The French haven't had a great rider since Hinault'
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'The elastic has snapped'.
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Take a sip of your beer everytime Bob says "Tour day France" - keep plenty of beer handy.

Finish your drink everytime someone mentions that Bob knows he's mispronouncing it.

Down a six-pack if Phil asks the audience not to write in about it.

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Drink every time Paul says ---

"Look at the power of Jens Voigt. He is a beast of a man!"

If Ullrich was around --

"Ullrich pushes a massive gear!"
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"...completely and utterly..."

As in I'd be completely and utterly drunk if I did the drinking game!
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"digging deep into the suitcase of courage" --Paul

I don't have the liver to play this game! I can't stay smashed the whole month of July.
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Originally Posted by 55/Rad
Take a sip of your beer everytime Bob says "Tour day France" - 55/Rad

+1

I love Bob for that. God bless Americans speaking french ...
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Originally Posted by RoadToNowhere
I say drink every time he says Liquigas (er, I mean Leeky-Gas).
I wonder if Liquigas ever got on him about that? Considering the nature of their business, I wouldn't want to be known as Leakygas.

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First of all, beer drinking is not a game, and should not be taken lightly.

Secondly, and most importantly, all beer drinking starts and ends with pints of Guiness.

Third, if you happen to get hungry while enjoying your pint, eat an apple fritter. It's the only food that should be eaten with Guiness.
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How about Paul mentioning a rider is asking the "engine room for more power"

"Touching speeds"

And when we reach the Pyrenese....forget it..."We're in Basque country"
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Everyone one should shotgun a beer for the Robbie McEwen reference just before the Stage 1 sprint of "this man appears like he just took the invisible cloak off in Harry Potter" line...

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Dont forget, " hes starting to get a bit long in the tooth"



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Originally Posted by OrionKhan
Everyone one should shotgun a beer for the Robbie McEwen reference just before the Stage 1 sprint of "this man appears like he just took the invisible cloak off in Harry Potter" line...
I couldn't believe we weren't finished with Stage One and already had a classic.
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