Re: Re:
For me...yes. For others, I guess not. Vive la difference
But is it entirely necessary to be morally bankrupt in order to enjoy sports played out by those with questionable morals...can one still not enjoy the show without caring too much how the show was made.53*11 said:its a compulsion it seems. even now, there are plenty of LA fanboys on the netWiggo's Package said:Already time for an update to the Kool Aid and the Gang logic:Wiggo's Package said:Kool Aid and the Gang logicrick james said:lol are they for real? its nothing to do with them, sticking their oar for some free press when the team and rider has nothing to do with them and why the hell should sky do what this joke of an outfit say?Wiggo's Package said:
MPCC are a force for evil in cycling
Ethical = Evil
Ethical = Evil
Complying with Rules = Mug's Game
As a defence of how Team Sky has ended up in the here and now it's revealingly circular. If you think cheating is OK then cheating is of course OK. Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world
Quite how to square this off with Brailsfraud's stated aims for Team Sky when he set it up in 2010 is the puzzle of the day. Time for the Gang to get their logical mobius strips out again
Meanwhile the sneering against those who suggest ethics or rules should matter in sport is instructive. Have we reached the point yet where the only fanboys left are morally bankrupt? Team Sky's legacy
For me...yes. For others, I guess not. Vive la difference