MizunoMX20 said:Although Froome might go mental again - which I also wont like - but then at least it'll be fun in the Clinic afterwards
After Ax 3 the clinic actually crashed the forum, so we didn't even get to have the fun.
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MizunoMX20 said:Although Froome might go mental again - which I also wont like - but then at least it'll be fun in the Clinic afterwards
Even the comment section on CN crashed. Lollllz.lemoogle said:After Ax 3 the clinic actually crashed the forum, so we didn't even get to have the fun.
lemoogle said:After Ax 3 the clinic actually crashed the forum, so we didn't even get to have the fun.
Bakhjulet said:Only in the clinic you read garbage like this.
happychappy said:You take internet forums really serious don't you.
lemoogle said:Thanks, didn't really expect such an informative response !
I've only been on this forum for one Giro but the conversation in the regular Racing forum was actually much more interesting than during TDF times, I prefer Vuelta time as well.
July is full of "sky only" fans and conversations that assume sky is a regular team and froome a regular rider. I find it hard to discuss sky or froome on the non doping forums because NOTHING normal applies to them.
Not so fast. That actually never happened (the banning part, that is). Hence the ruckus that ensued. It's true. He's still here.Galic Ho said:Also if you're a former pro rider, who names themselves on the forum, who has doped and talked to the officials, and you're only here to keep tabs on forum members for a certain LA and you're dumb enough to get caught out...that also gets you a LIFETIME ban. That one was Joe Papp.
the sceptic said:
Galic Ho said:Everyone knows champ. Everyone with a brain that is.
darwin553 said:No champ. Everyone doesn't 'know', you meant to say everyone 'suspects'.
frenchfry said:I am pretty sure that just after Saxo gets away, Froome is talking into his microphone. Just goes to show that a little tactical riding will leave him lost in his own little world.
Galic Ho said:Does anyone here think Wiggins will ride another GT seriously? Evans has and he is older than Wiggins by 3 years. Something ain't right in Wiggins camp.
darwin553 said:No champ. Everyone doesn't 'know', you meant to say everyone 'suspects'.
buckle said:No, he understands the deal and will not cycle again. His problem is that he can't make any money from celebrity gigs. He pinned his colours to the anti-celeb mast even though he'd be a natural for British TV because of his coarse language and deadpan delivery.
Granville57 said:Not so fast. That actually never happened (the banning part, that is). Hence the ruckus that ensued. It's true. He's still here.
But we're not allowed to talk about it.
darwin553 said:No champ. Everyone doesn't 'know', you meant to say everyone 'suspects'.
Galic Ho said:Everyone knows champ. Everyone with a brain that is.
MizunoMX20 said:No everyone knows.
as long as my fave posters brodeal, chewie, sniper, benotti, are not banned, oh, and mrsjohnmurphy or kim deal, as long as they are not banned, i am a happy man.Granville57 said:Not so fast. That actually never happened (the banning part, that is). Hence the ruckus that ensued. It's true. He's still here.
But we're not allowed to talk about it.
Galic Ho said:If he invested the money he's likely earned from the 2010-2012 seasons, plus whatever deal he had for this year, he should be quite comfortable. Remember, he was on 50-100K when on the track program. That maximal number went up well over 10 fold when he left Garmin. Well over 10 fold. Even with the British tax bracket, he was earning a considerable sum.
It's always been the obvious reason for Wiggins to do what he did. The $$$. Kath got em, now he can stay home comfortably. He's the biggest winner out of this whole Sky debacle.
frenchfry said:I am pretty sure that just after Saxo gets away, Froome is talking into his microphone. Just goes to show that a little tactical riding will leave him lost in his own little world.
ebandit said:why? laugh so much at froomey missing the saxo echelon............he was
not alone............how many did get on...........even evans veteran of
countless GT's and most savvy racer lost out
so hardly poor tactics by team sky ........great riding by saxo / bad luck
meanwhile froomey needs to grab time today if he is going ward off attacks
next week
Mark L
Galic Ho said:Figured out who Lucho Herrera is yet? Figured out who the fat men on epo were?
Thought so.
Galic Ho said:Your company must be blind, dumb and mute then.
Everyone knows champ. Everyone with a brain that is.
Some of my friends knew back in 2009 that cycling was dirty and they don't even follow the sport. Just casually drop a mention to the sport and yeah, no hesitation, they call it what it is.
Do they know specifics? Nope. But by all means, we'd love you to post pictures of Froome where he looks normal and healthy.
The dumb thing with Sky is that LA at least looked physically like he was a normal build. Same with Ullrich and Basso. Nobody with any common sense or medical training looks at Froome or any of the Sky AICAR boys and thinks to themselves "Damn, how impressive is that. They lost weight, they technically didn't need to lose and not only are they healthier, they're also more powerful. That makes perfect sense!"
Great rebuttal BTW. Bravo!
Yes, a proven association with a doping doctor, which wonder of wonder coincides almost perfectly with his rise from mediocrity. Also the unfortunate fact that in a (likely by the end of july) Tour winner the default hypothesis really is doping rather than clean.darwin553 said:So let me get this straight - your state of knowledge that Froome is a doper without having any positive tests or rider or team testimony or admissions are: times up one mountain stage, the look and appearance of Froome both on and off the bike and his rise to the top from mediocrity - Am I missing something?
FKLance said:Your friends? who don't even follow the sport? You think your friends know something then?
Cerberus said:Yes, a proven association with a doping doctor, which wonder of wonder coincides almost perfectly with his rise from mediocrity. Also the unfortunate fact that in a (likely by the end of july) Tour winner the default hypothesis really is doping rather than clean.