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skippy said:David you were at Sydny 2000 Olympics and you did not podium !
What do you expect 12 years later ?
Give new blood a chance as you will be givng Oz another medal if you takethe place !
skippy said:David you were at Sydny 2000 Olympics and you did not podium !
What do you expect 12 years later ?
Give new blood a chance as you will be givng Oz another medal if you takethe place !
skippy said:David you were at Sydny 2000 Olympics and you did not podium !
What do you expect 12 years later ?
Give new blood a chance as you will be givng Oz another medal if you takethe place !
Benotti69 said:Doing it for the money, the publicity alone makes it worth it for him to raise his profile now that he is a media friendly guy and maybe he wants some of the Brailsford magic juice so he may podium if he can steals Wiggin's or replace it with the Argyle Juice.
L'arriviste said:Hmm, given his past perhaps that's what he had in mind.![]()
Andynonomous said:He is still part of the Omerta (he defended Contador, after Contador tested positive for Clenbuterol).
Kick him off the GB team !
skippy said:David you were at Sydny 2000 Olympics and you did not podium !
What do you expect 12 years later ?
Give new blood a chance as you will be givng Oz another medal if you takethe place !
Martin318is said:Never understood this concept. You send the BEST athlete that meets the requirements that you have, regardless of their age. Absurd to suggest that for a country if rider A is faster than rider B but rider A is getting old then you should send rider B.
If you want to stop him for going for other reasons then thats your perogative but performance matters, age doesn't.
Catwhoorg said:Which Australian would be in with a chance against Tony, Fabian and Wiggins ?
Barring any crazyiness, that's the podium right there, the question is in what order.
Mambo95 said:Yes, he kept the omerta code of silence by writing a 350 page book about doping in cycling.
T_S_A_R said:it's a bad rule because it gives the olympics a creditibility it doesn't deserve.
the only special thing about the olympics is a load of media rights rolled into one lucrative contract.
Mambo95 said:Yes, he kept the omerta code of silence by writing a 350 page book about doping in cycling.
happychappy said:Yes, he kept the omerta code of silence by writing a 350 page book about how the evil foreigners forced him to dope.
Martin318is said:No,
The question is whether David should be riding the games at all. Who podiums is irrelevant in that sense - whether another Brit could finish higher in the order than him is the point.
Benotti69 said:i thought the doping was a small part of his book? Not read it, yet, but he hardly spat in the soup when i thought he only named Saunier Duvall, which meant spitting on Gianetti, Ricco and Piepoli who have hardly any fans in Omerta circles.
Andynonomous said:I think the only questions that need to be asked are :
Is he probably still a doping CHEAT ?
Does he support other CHEATS today ?
Benotti69 said:i thought the doping was a small part of his book? Not read it, yet, but he hardly spat in the soup when i thought he only named Saunier Duvall, which meant spitting on Gianetti, Ricco and Piepoli who have hardly any fans in Omerta circles.
Dr. Maserati said:How big a part of his book does doping have to be to satisfy you?
It was a, indeed the recurring theme throughout his book and he mentioned a lot more than SD - as his doping started with Cofidis.
I have a lot of difficulty understanding your derision when you have not even bothered to read it.
gooner said:He is still protecting the omerta. Dont be fooled.