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The common sense in cycling is that GT contenders (and the rest) are doped.
When did that change?
Oh yeah when a fellow countryman starts to win.........
[/quote]I can already see you sitting in front of your television with a bucket of popcorn. It must be a great time watching cycling together with you. No kidding.
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Having the common sense to realise that a lot of cyclists are doped does not in any way take away the entertainment value for me, in a somewhat similar way to realising that some athletes are far more hard working than others. In fact, one of my preferred riders is Froome. I don't care if he's doped or not, because I find him entertaining to watch and find his upbringing fascinating, but then again, I have enough common sense to realise he is most likely doping, and am happy to acknowledge this
"Jeff"":15cctj8i][quote="Benotti69 said:
The common sense in cycling is that GT contenders (and the rest) are doped.
When did that change?
Oh yeah when a fellow countryman starts to win.........
Having the common sense to realise that a lot of cyclists are doped does not in any way take away the entertainment value for me, in a somewhat similar way to realising that some athletes are far more hard working than others. In fact, one of my preferred riders is Froome. I don't care if he's doped or not, because I find him entertaining to watch and find his upbringing fascinating, but then again, I have enough common sense to realise he is most likely doping, and am happy to acknowledge this