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Welcome back to the Lenton Rouge Cycling podcast for the preview of UAE team Emirates,

the number one ranked World Tourer team in 2023, one of the biggest teams in the world,

most winning teams. And they have some pretty exciting transfers and difficult questions

for them in 2024. In particular, I've got some story time at the end. I have a question

to pose to Benji and you dear, dear listeners. So got that story time coming up there and

you look scared. And just a quick note on the account, because this podcast comes up

day after we record it, we are batch recording our previews at the moment. So we can't always

respond to sort of breaking news. The Kian Ota Brooks, a transfer drama has not been

resolved yet. And yesterday, or maybe the night before, Ties, Zonavel, who's probably

the biggest Dutch cycling journalist or journalists who focus on cycling, he writes in Alchemin

d'Arch, is that what it is? Local say yes or no. Alchemin d'Arch, I bet you I pronounced

it right. Benji always gaslights me when I try to Dutch dark blood. Alchemin d'Arch

blood. Okay. And then because I always hit Dutch from the Netherlands and then he's like,

you sound stupid. Actually, he's just beefing with his neighbors. I don't know every two minutes.

I start talking about disputes between Flemish and levels. Anyway, on a more serious note,

he released a podcast and an article saying that he has from multiple sources that Kian Ota

Brooks had been, well, he is in his words bullied at Borohansk Rob and notably Kian Ota Brooks

hasn't commented publicly on that himself nor his agent. So it's not really resolved

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