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On his retirement: I guess I did fall out of love with cycling a little bit
Cyclingtips, Shane Stokes, 9 September 2016
Posted by: Bitossi
On Thursday, aged just 29, the Tasmanian and his One Pro Cycling team announced that he had taken the decision to retire.
I feel more and more confident.
CyclingNews, Rupert Guinness, 21 March 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
It is now two years since Matt Goss last won a major individual race: stage two of the 2013 Tirreno-Adriatico when he rode for the Orica-GreenEdge team.
Matt Goss: back to basics
Rouleur, Andy McGrath, 19 March 2015
Posted by: Bitossi
The 2011 Milan-Sanremo winner talks lost confidence, lessons learned and the secrets of success at La Primavera
‘Retiring wasn’t an option’: what the move to MTN-Qhubeka means to Matt Goss.
CyclingTips, Jane Aubrey, 22 September 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
Late last week South African-based Professional Continental team MTN-Qhubeka announced the latest in a series of high-profile signings: Tasmanian Matt Goss. Jane Aubrey caught up with Goss after the announcement was made, to find out how the 27-year-old has seen his past three years at Orica-GreenEdge and what he's expecting of his move to MTN-Qhubeka.
Contract year for Matt Goss
CyclingTyps, Jono Lovelock, 12 February 2014
Posted by: Bitossi
Matt Goss has become an easy target for derision. As head sprinter for Orica-GreenEDGE he is there to win sprint stages at the Tour de France, but his tally stands at zero. He took a stage at the Giro d'Italia in 2012, a stage at Tirreno-Adriatico in 2013, but on the whole, his first two years at GreenEDGE have not lived up to the billing of a marquee Australian sprinter on an Australian team.
The next two goals, Tirreno - Adriatico and Milan - San Remo
Cyclingnews, Matt Goss, 0 March 2013
Posted by: Jacco
I'm counting down to my next race which means it's time for another blog. Tirreno - Adriatico is always a good gauge of your form, especially before the Classics and I'm really looking forward to it.
I haven't checked out the stages too much yet. I've had a good period through Oman and training here afterwards. I went to Lugano and unfortunately it was snowed out there so we didn't get to race but looking at Tirreno, it's always good racing. There are a lot of GC guys going this year so it could be quite a hard race.
Making it to number one
cyclingtime.com, Jean-François Quénet, 10 April 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Still number one on the UCI’s WorldTour rankings after the Tour of Flanders, Matt Goss speaks about his motivation prior to tackling Paris-Roubaix for the third time alongside Mark Cavendish, who will make his debut in the ‘Hell of the North’ on Sunday.
Op de Poggio zag ik mijn kans
De Telegraaf, Raymond Kerckhoffs, 20 March 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Matthew Goss was de verrassende winnaar van Milaan-Sanremo. Vorig jaar zegevierde de Australiër al in de GP Plouay, maar Milaan-Sanremo is zijn echte doorbraak naar de absolute wereldtop.
Ready for Milan-Sanremo
velonation.com, Ed Hood, 16 March 2011
Posted by: lucybears
It’s been a glittering season thus far for HTC Highroad rider Matt Goss, who has won seven races. Those victories include stages in the Tour Down Under, Tour of Oman and Paris-Nice, and he has also worn the leader’s jersey in each of those events.
"this season has been the best start I’ve ever had to a year"
cyclingtime.com, Jean-François Quénet, 7 March 2011
Posted by: chagu
With wins at the Jayco Bay Crits (2 stages and the General Classification), the Cancer Council Classic in Adelaide, Stage 1 of the Santos Tour Down Under and Stage 2 of the Tour of Oman, Matt Goss of HTC-Highroad has been one of the most impressive sprinters of the early part of the 2011 pro season.
(Tour Down Under 2011)
"we have enough power to turn the earth off the axis"
tourdownunder.com.au, 16 January 2011
Posted by: lucybears
Matt Goss, 24, from Launceston, fresh from winning the Jayco Bay criterium series and a second in the national road race in Ballarat last week, produced a dazzling turn of pace last night to score an easy win in the Cancer Council Criterium in Adelaide.
"sometimes you just have to bite the bullet and go!"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 25 August 2010
Posted by: lucybears
On Sunday past Matt Goss won a race which is a classic in all but name - the GP Ouest France Plouay. The 23 year old Australian wasn't long back at his Monaco home when he took time to tell PEZ about the best win of his career.
« Peur que cela ne se joue pas au sprint »
ouest-france.fr, 24 August 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Grand Prix Ouest-France - Crédit Mutuel de Bretagne. À 23 ans, l'Australien Matthew Goss (HTC - Columbia)a décroché, au sprint, la plus belle victoire de sa jeune carrière.
"I’ll need to get a bigger wallet"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 10 June 2010
Posted by: lucybears
Columbia’s Matt Goss is yet another talented Aussie who came up through the Australian Institute of Sport’s track programme. He is hitting his stride now with a stage at the Giro and a win in Philly on Sunday.
(Giro d'Italia 2010)
"guys doing kamikaze stuff"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 12 May 2010
Posted by: lucybears
When you're a crucial part of a top sprinter's train and the boss goes awol on you in the last 300 metres, there's not much else to do but try for the win yourself - unfortunately for Columbia's Matt Goss, Garmin's Tyler Farrar was just that little bit quicker in Utrecht on Sunday.
Australia's Next Classics King?
dailypeloton.com, Chris Graetz, 13 February 2010
Posted by: lucybears
When you think of who Australia have that can make their mark in the classics, look no further than Matthew Harley Goss. Matt is a talented rider and his results so far have shown that he could be a new classics king and follow in the footsteps that Australian riders have left in the past.
Off to Hamburg and the ENECO Tour
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 13 August 2009
Posted by: lucybears
It was back after his podium place at Gent-Wevelgem when we last spoke to Saxo Bank's Matt Goss; after two stage wins in the Tour de Wallonie, we thought we'd better have another word!
"Oh no! I couldn't live here, with all that rain!"
pezcyclingnews.com, Edmond Hood, 9 April 2009
Posted by: lucybears
Last year Saxo Bank's Aussie Matt Goss was third in Kuurne - Brussels - Kuurne; this season he's made his mark again in the Belgian classics with a fine third place in Gent -Wevelgem.
Game on
cyclingnews.com, Gregor Brown, 13 March 2008
Posted by: lucybears
Team CSC's Matthew Goss is making steps into the top ranks of professional cycling at the young age of 21. The Australian battled the winds in Flanders to achieve a podium spot in semi-classic Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, but wins are expected to come.
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