'Biggest anti-doping investigation in the history of sport'

[del1962]

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/report-padova-investigation-to-close-without-sanctions/

After eight months, the Italian Padova investigation into Michele Ferrari and his supposed clients is set to come to a close without any further action. According to Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, the 550-page Padova document is to be filed away without any court referrals.

Ferrari seeking compensation

 

[Fearless Greg Lemond]

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http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/report-padova-investigation-to-close-without-sanctions/

After eight months, the Italian Padova investigation into Michele Ferrari and his supposed clients is set to come to a close without any further action. According to Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, the 550-page Padova document is to be filed away without any court referrals.

Ferrari seeking compensation

As he should, the man has gone through hell, messing with his buisiness, questioning his skills, he isnt called il Mito just for fun.

He even had a column on Cyclingnews man.

 

[MarkvW]

Re: 'Biggest anti-doping investigation in the history of spo

In with a bang, out with a whimper.

 

[cnc-it]

I read that the riders who were had suspensions due to this investigation can now claim for damages..it's laughable!

 

[Berzin]

In the Velonews article on the Padua investigation, Ferrari referred to himself as being "in pension". Does ths means he's officially retired from training athletes?

The Italian Unholy Trifecta are indeed getting on in years, with Ferrari being the youngest at 62, Cecchini at 71 and Conconi at 80. Who is going to pick up the mantle once these guys are gone?

 

[doperhopper]

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In the Velonews article on the Padua investigation, Ferrari referred to himself as being "in pension". Does ths means he's officially retired from training athletes?

The Italian Unholy Trifecta are indeed getting on in years, with Ferrari being the youngest at 62, Cecchini at 71 and Conconi at 80. Who is going to pick up the mantle once these guys are gone?

Maybe he is paid by the New Clean Era doctors to carry all the media hype on his strong arms, so that they can work in peace.

 

[heart_attack_man]

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In the Velonews article on the Padua investigation, Ferrari referred to himself as being "in pension". Does ths means he's officially retired from training athletes?

The Italian Unholy Trifecta are indeed getting on in years, with Ferrari being the youngest at 62, Cecchini at 71 and Conconi at 80. Who is going to pick up the mantle once these guys are gone?

Leinders? /sarcasm /irony /joking

 

[StyrbjornSterki]

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A classic example of why investigations into public figures often needs be done as discretely as possible.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/report-padova-investigation-to-close-without-sanctions/

After eight months, the Italian Padova investigation into Michele Ferrari and his supposed clients is set to come to a close without any further action. According to Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera, the 550-page Padova document is to be filed away without any court referrals.

Ferrari seeking compensation

'Chapeau' for remembering a derelict thread and using a related current development to revive it.