I don't think we'd normally expect intensive care for broken bones so clearly he's taken a hell of a bang.hrotha said:Yeah, I know they can, but they can also not be. It depends on how it goes exactly. I asked because it's not been mentioned or hinted at really, so I was wondering whether it was even worse than the reports have said so far.
thehog said:Froome on Pena 2011, the slow motion reply of a side view is interesting. Bearly pedalling as he flies past Cobo.
Regardless, this is absurd that he could do his and even kmow that he could do it without blowing up.
https://youtu.be/_mFDtlQXCRQ?t=1m50s
And I here I thought turning a positive confirmed he was doping. And everything else about Froome.thehog said:thehog said:Froome on Pena 2011, the slow motion reply of a side view is interesting. Bearly pedalling as he flies past Cobo.
Regardless, this is absurd that he could do his and even kmow that he could do it without blowing up.
https://youtu.be/_mFDtlQXCRQ?t=1m50s
Now that Cobo has been suspended for passport violation from 2011 it confirms Froome is a doper.
Ha, yeah. But I think those days ended in 1995, correct? Was Riis the first GT winner to be stripped of title years later?Red Rick said:**** loved the days when you at least had to beat your opponents on the road instead of just pulling GT wins out of your ***.
Let's also give Armstrong a break then.Bolder said:Red Rick said:**** loved the days when you at least had to beat your opponents on the road instead of just pulling GT wins out of your ***.
But to be honest, if this cheers up Froome, I'm all for it. Poor guy, and I mean that sincerely.
Getting beaten by Cobo I think was a great thing for his career; lighting a fire in him that made him go even one step further or two.Bolder said:But to be honest, if this cheers up Froome, I'm all for it. Poor guy, and I mean that sincerely.
Red Rick said:**** loved the days when you at least had to beat your opponents on the road instead of just pulling GT wins out of your ***.
Take it to the cobo thread pleasethehog said:Cobo has said he plans to appeal the decision using Froome’s Ventoux performance in 2013 as evidence he wasn’t the only one cheating :lol:
Surely all Cobo has to do is use any of Froome's performances pre-2011 Vuelta to demonstrate that he wasnt the only cheat in that racethehog said:Cobo has said he plans to appeal the decision using Froome’s Ventoux performance in 2013 as evidence he wasn’t the only one cheating :lol:
Is that how this is supposed to work? Froome crashing yesterday does not affect him being an insult to the viewerships intelligence in the slightest.dacooley said:yea, guys, yesterday's indulgence attack didn't last for too long. froome is once again a villain because of cobo getiing stripped the vuelta off. )
That is what I was thinking. A guy who is very clearly cheating...sorry, I don't really care what happens to him. Call me evil. Call me soulless. But if you are out there making millions and lying directly to everyone, um....so what if you have some bad luck?spalco said:Getting beaten by Cobo I think was a great thing for his career; lighting a fire in him that made him go even one step further or two.Bolder said:But to be honest, if this cheers up Froome, I'm all for it. Poor guy, and I mean that sincerely.
Yip, that’s clearly how the legal system workmacbindle said:Surely all Cobo has to do is use any of Froome's performances pre-2011 Vuelta to demonstrate that he wasnt the only cheat in that racethehog said:Cobo has said he plans to appeal the decision using Froome’s Ventoux performance in 2013 as evidence he wasn’t the only one cheating :lol:![]()