Race Radio said:
It's all that burdensome weight that was released from his shoulders and strategically delayed until the Friday before Superbowl.
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It's all that burdensome weight that was released from his shoulders and strategically delayed until the Friday before Superbowl.
Velodude said:
Oh no, didn't you hear? Lance has had nothing to worry about for 9 months. All that stuff was just invented by the lamestream media
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Race Radio said:
He did win the swimming event in an xterra event about a year ago.
Oh well, Lance being a winner again.
Absolutely nothing about his current mode of action is surprising.
FGS he cannot tolerate losing, and will do what is necessary to avoid being 'average'.
For him to actually worry about the dangers of doping and chemicals in his body---why should he all of a sudden develop this paranoia after the cavalier way he went through his Tours post-cancer?
As someone who 'knows him well ' would say...SSDD.
FGS he cannot tolerate losing, and will do what is necessary to avoid being 'average'.
For him to actually worry about the dangers of doping and chemicals in his body---why should he all of a sudden develop this paranoia after the cavalier way he went through his Tours post-cancer?
As someone who 'knows him well ' would say...SSDD.
sorry, but you bunch of tards are now making stuff up, and quoting stuff made up as fact. pretty lame.
I think it's interesting that thehog said lance would wait a few months and then resurface to the limelight.
It's only been like 6 days.
It's only been like 6 days.
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danjo007 said:
We learnt from the best; "most tested", "I won those Tours' clean" & "I faced a death sentence I would never do that to my body".
Crikey!
Yeah, but he is not willing to spend that much in top notch doping. he can just use EPO and still go under the radar. That can make a big difference.Ferminal said:
thehog said:
Yeah, "what were you on buddy, I was on my bike 6 hours a day..."
"I looked death in the face man, I would never dope..."
If he is not tested, EPO.scribe said:
You would have to say that if he was doped to the eyeballs with EPO and beat the best dopers in europe, he can be a high performer in this event also.
The Hitch said:
The doping sub-culture that exists in triathlons would blow your mind, especially all those yuppies with real-world jobs who can afford steroid regimens prescribed by the quacks who run anti-aging clinics.
You may not recall, but an organized steroid trafficking operation was taken down in NYC and involved many law enforcement officers who just wanted to get and stay buff.
This isn't just about competing at the highest levels for money and glamor-it's the psychosis that exists in everyday life and affects everyday people who are concerned about looking and feeling good at all costs.
I know a couple of older gentlemen who tell me they love having the vitality they once had as 20-year olds from steroid "supplementation".
That's why they do it.
There is always an undercurrent of insecurity underneath the arrogant facades of some high achievers. Armstrong may suffer from this as much as any other Type-A personality who does triathlons.
As for what he may be taking, the cocktail is very simple-EPO, HgH and testosterone. The recipe isn't really all that complicated, and if he's not going to be tested he can dope to his heart's content.
Escarabajo said:
That's what I was thinking, no Ferrari, so just some reckless EPO taking and off he would go. Even then, unless he was extremely reckless, it's only the early morning test that would be a problem?
I'm surprised he didn't wheel Catlin out again.
danjo007 said:
+10,000
Completely agree, I haven't seen any real facts that there was a agreement to not test him, it seems the people on this thread are just looking for, and making up, more reasons to to hate LA.
The Hitch said:
No gain? Do you think Trek and Nike pay him for his bike and shoes to sit in his Garage? Ironman signed a deal with him that pays him to race, not sit at home talking to his lawyers
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The Hitch said:Your the second person to interpret my post as talking about the legal aspect. to me the health problems are a far bigger risk than loss of reputation. especially if lance wants more kids. 40 is still young. i can understand him taking these risks at his peak at the tdf to become a star and create the whole.Armstrong phenomenon but doing it now at events which won't increase his fame or fortune of wellbeing one iota is imo very very
stupid.
i appreciate the compliment though.
That was my first thought. The guy is going to kill himself. I don't know how he does it.
They were so close. The sheriff was going to put away the big bad Texan but then it all fell apart. But one must hope! Roll the die! Qui Tam! USADA! WADA! Ironman! Anything to put the man away.danjo007 said:
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