Chickensheet Interview
I'm sorry, but that Creed interview is the largest piece of guano I've seen from CN in god knows how long. What does Creed want us to know?
a) he didn't dope. Gee, a cyclist taking pains to let people know he never took any peds. Whoa--there's a new one.
b) he never saw anyone dope. Great. So he's letting everyone know he is of no use to anyone trying to clean up the sport. Kind of means he is, effectively, on the side of the dopers.
c) the reasons why he didn't dope are complex (fear, lack of talent, not enough $), but the main thing is, he understands why people dope and would never be so naive as to take a moral stance against anyone who doped or dopes. See above.
Creed comes off as a nice guy who is taking huge pains to be sure he doesn't say anything that could offend or upset anyone. Ultimately, what he means is: if you're trying to clean up the sport, don't talk to me, because I have nothing at all to say on the matter.
Silence=support of the status quo. Maybe he hopes he can get a nice job as a ds or working as support staff for a pro team? He certainly is letting everyone know that making any kind of trouble about drugs in cycling is the last thing on earth he's interest in.
I'm sorry, but that Creed interview is the largest piece of guano I've seen from CN in god knows how long. What does Creed want us to know?
a) he didn't dope. Gee, a cyclist taking pains to let people know he never took any peds. Whoa--there's a new one.
b) he never saw anyone dope. Great. So he's letting everyone know he is of no use to anyone trying to clean up the sport. Kind of means he is, effectively, on the side of the dopers.
c) the reasons why he didn't dope are complex (fear, lack of talent, not enough $), but the main thing is, he understands why people dope and would never be so naive as to take a moral stance against anyone who doped or dopes. See above.
Creed comes off as a nice guy who is taking huge pains to be sure he doesn't say anything that could offend or upset anyone. Ultimately, what he means is: if you're trying to clean up the sport, don't talk to me, because I have nothing at all to say on the matter.
Silence=support of the status quo. Maybe he hopes he can get a nice job as a ds or working as support staff for a pro team? He certainly is letting everyone know that making any kind of trouble about drugs in cycling is the last thing on earth he's interest in.