Recent content by Tim_sleepless

Well the previous reports had him receiving none of those things, so I'd say it's unlikely that they're going to show something different now.

White Astra Envoy Van... .... don't try and throw us off the scent..! Plus it was driven by someone called "Cath Burrows"... which is suspiciously similar to "Cath Wiggins"

The real question is who is behind the Wiggins (and maybe Sutton) crash, and why? Was it so that there's a credible reason for why Wiggins doesn't do as well next year if they have to cut back his program due to increased surveliance? Or is it so that he can be out of the public eye while...

For Sky to hire him, he clearly has to be a doping coach. For Sky to hire such an obvious doping coach is just further proof that Sky are doping. Join the dots!

I agree. If Sky really wanted to be transparent, their riders would be naked at all times.

It's ok.. he still has work... http://triathlon.competitor.com/2012/10/news/2012-ironman-world-championship-broadcast-to-air-saturday_65307 "In-depth analysis of the Ironman World Championship that offers a course overview and a swim/bike/run mechanics piece, with voice over by Phil...

He was seen cycling in a suspicious manner.

"Night" is just a cover for doping as you're less likely to get tested then. Why else would all microdosing happen at night.

What I'm sure happened was that Sky were trying doping, and got ill, then deliberately poisoned and killed the soigneur to deflect attention from the fact that they were doping.

I worried about that, but couldn't be arsed to think of another analogy. I've reworded slightly now!

I think this discussion is slightly akin to dissecting Germany's Berlin defence tactics of 1945.

... to be thinking that this outfit looks good. Plus his neck is about a foot long. http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/programmes/hardtalk/9571648.stm

I like the ultimate weight weeniness of his bike.

He crashes a lot though... that's got to be worth something.

Not only that, but the article also says "We know that 15 of the last 23 Tour de France winners, counting Armstrong, have "doped" in one way or another. So when Sports Illustrated asks, "Was the miracle a mirage?" it's indulging in a lot of sham naivete about the essential nature of...