Granville57 said:For the life of me, I can't imagine where such rumors could have originated.
better stick to Sky Sports 1,2,3,4,5 or Times along with a couple of one liners for The Sun.
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Granville57 said:For the life of me, I can't imagine where such rumors could have originated.
Carlo Algatrensig said:I haven't read the whole thread so I don't know if anything about Froome and TUE's has been mentioned. An interview with him has been played on 5Live tonight and he was asked about whether he had any. He said he didn't but I found it a bit odd that he was questioned specifically about them as if there might be some rumors that he actually does have some.
BYOP88 said:Chris Froome on @bbc5live says he & Team Sky have already beaten Contador so: "I don't think we have to be worried about him"..
BYOP88 said:Chris Froome on @bbc5live says he & Team Sky have already beaten Contador so: "I don't think we have to be worried about him"..
the sceptic said:The cycling media is still very much omerta. Everyone is printing that ridiculous badzilla story like its gospel and a perfectly reasonable explanation for why Froome is the new Riis.
thehog said:Even though you have me on ignore I will admit. I love it.
Sans Dawg and there would be no comedy value at this Tour.
The only question. How *** will the Dawg go?
BroDeal said:I wish I could say I am looking forward to laughing at the crap that is sure to be spewed by Liggett, but I don't intend to watch this joke of a Tour so I won't hear it first hand anyway.
Granville57 said:And here I didn't think CN could disgrace themselves any further.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/chris-froome-from-cycling-slum-dog-to-monte-carlo-millionaire
It reads like something forwarded directly from Froome's family members. WTF kind of article is that?
So instead, he had to settle for Michelle? Bet she's thrilled by that assessment.
Was that bit for comic relief?
LOL! If that's not trolling...
Such a lack of bias.
That's real journalism right there, kids.
FFS, what an absurd piece.
BroDeal said:I wish I could say I am looking forward to laughing at the crap that is sure to be spewed by Liggett, but I don't intend to watch this joke of a Tour so I won't hear it first hand anyway.
Heckler said:. . .
I believe one of the biggest issues is that if it is not 100% natural, it is probably 100% legal within the existing rules. It is also Very Expensive.
I know! It's absolutely terrrible!Granville57 said:And here I didn't think CN could disgrace themselves any further.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/features/chris-froome-from-cycling-slum-dog-to-monte-carlo-millionaire
I called it fluff, but it's much worse. It's inventive fluff propoganda!Granville57 said:It reads like something forwarded directly from Froome's family members. WTF kind of article is that?
Well, she's not a model. I guess he settled for something he could ignore?Granville57 said:So instead, he had to settle for Michelle? Bet she's thrilled by that assessment.
I'm still laughing, it's just that bad.Granville57 said:Was that bit for comic relief?
LOL! If that's not trolling...
Such a lack of bias.
That's real journalism right there, kids.
FFS, what an absurd piece.
veganrob said:Nah, me neither. Think I'll go dust the cobwebs off my bike and go for a ride. Something us Sky hating, badzilla loving, unicorn killers don't ever do.
armchairclimber said:It gets trickier when there are products which do much the same thing as AICAR that aren't on the WADA banned list. If it's not banned, it's not doping?
i have speculated complete transparency, truth/honesty.horsinabout said:Woops...reached saturation scepticism point, beyond the point of no return! And depending on your world view constructs, this is where you start to calculate by how much you are being cheated
None of the articles or interviews with Sky and Froome have they actually stated they are not doping. And it might be because of all the above and this...
"He wisely hired a serious agent to manage his interests and secure his role as Team leader for Team Sky at the 2013 Tour de France". [url=http://www.cyclingnews.com/f...w.cyclingnews.com/features/chr ... illionaire[/url]
All the stuff I read on these threads about current confessions by past dopers, and are they bad guys or nice guys arguments rattle on.
One thing is all past and present dopers have one similarity in common...they sell their souls to the devil, reluctantly or otherwise.
horsinabout said:One thing is all past and present dopers have one similarity in common...they sell their souls to the devil, reluctantly or otherwise.
the sceptic said:The cycling media is still very much omerta. Everyone is printing that ridiculous badzilla story like its gospel and a perfectly reasonable explanation for why Froome is the new Riis.