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hrotha said:To the bolded: yes.
But mostly I take issue with your blaming everyone else in the cycling world and your attempts to present Contador as a victim that has been wronged, and furthermore, to insult those who happen to be better informed than you.
I don't care if you love him or loathe him, but whatever your feelings towards him are they shouldn't be grounded on a fantasy world of lalala. See The Hitch? He has no illusions about what Contador has been up to.
will10 said:You are completely blinded by what anyone tries to say about this case by your undivided loyalty.
I imagine he'd most likely be one of the best. Certainly better than Andy, if that's what you want to hear.LaFlorecita said:Okay. He doped, still is doping. Just like everyone else. Happy now?
I'm wondering, what kind of rider do you think he would be in a clean peloton?
LaFlorecita said:I see loyalty as a good thing.
will10 said:You are completely blinded by what anyone tries to say about this case by your undivided loyalty.
The Hitch said:
Vino attacks everyone said:meh, Fleur needs a song that reminds her of Alberto
hrotha said:I imagine he'd most likely be one of the best. Certainly better than Andy, if that's what you want to hear.
Vino attacks everyone said:meh, Fleur needs a song that reminds her of Alberto
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrGuVa-4BVE
Allways get this 1 in my head when Alberto attacks
Bala Verde said:OK guys last warning. No doping talk and no contador talk anymore.
hrotha said:As per the rules, Andy won the Tour. Simple as that. You could argue about the 2011 Giro, but the 2010 Tour is not and cannot be an issue. It's crystal clear.
That's actually what I think. Andy would most likely be much worse in this hypothetical scenario which is completely not about doping, wink wink. Contador is probably one of the biggest talents of the decade, although you can never know 100% sure.LaFlorecita said:No. I want to hear what you really think. I think he's **playing the saxophone** much more than others and would be domestique at best.
hrotha said:That's actually what I think. Andy would most likely be much worse in this hypothetical scenario which is completely not about doping, wink wink. Contador is probably one of the biggest talents of the decade, although you can never know 100% sure.
(And Bala Verde, this is still about appreciating Andy because damn, think of how praiseworthy Andy is! He can compete against Contador despite being probably a lesser talent! I appreciate that)
Zam_Olyas said:Cool man, you like pink floyd too?
Zam_Olyas said:Who would do better in the ardennes classics if it is their (andy and alberto) only aim for the season?
hrotha said:That's actually what I think. Andy would most likely be much worse in this hypothetical scenario which is completely not about doping, wink wink. Contador is probably one of the biggest talents of the decade, although you can never know 100% sure.
(And Bala Verde, this is still about appreciating Andy because damn, think of how praiseworthy Andy is! He can compete against Contador despite being probably a lesser talent! I appreciate that)
The Hitch said:Also, talking about results being stripped, isn't neccesarily doping talk. I mean, its close , but in the past its been given more leeway here than the discussions about the actual doping.
Okay. He doped, still is doping. Just like everyone else. Happy now?
I'm wondering, what kind of rider do you think he would be in a clean peloton?
El Pistolero said:Philippe Gilbert.
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