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Dear Wiggo said:gooner said:Dear Wiggo said:rick james said:Froome already said it was his fault, he took the blame...veganrob said:I think the fact that the violation was upheld tells you the testers side of the story.
Yeah he's a regular inhaler puffing, TUE backdating boy scout.
He'd dead to rights, at a guess, and anything else other than admitting fault would have blown up in his face. Cue Mo Farrah clips with ominous voice over.
You see ghosts everywhere.
Personal insult this should be good. Usually indicative of a neanderthal, or someone personally offended by something said of someone else with whom they identify. Let's see.
gooner said:When asked, if he lied he would have got hammered and the same has happened when he has disclosed his past missed tests. You can't win either way.
Oh poor baby. Basically agrees with what I just wrote, but adds the personal insult for good measure.
gooner said:You probably think Kelly Sotherton is a doper too after her admission.
You probably still live with your Mum, but I don't introduce probablies about you because it's completely irrelevant.
Kelly Sotherton went on a twitter rage like some fricken anti-doping champion defending Mo only to later reveal she herself had missed two tests. "Professional" athletes should start acting that way.
gooner said:Kind of backs up the doping only view.
Mate, if you don't like my view, ignore my posts. Stop being a crybaby about it. The dummy spitting is not an effective counter argument. So far I have about 100 years of cycling history on my side. I only care about the pointy end of the field who use the lamest excuses regarding performance to justify their unimaginable leaps of improvement.
You sound like a whinging crybaby.
gooner said:Froome maybe doped to the gills but some of the logic on here in coming to that conclusion is preposterous.
You are an idiot if you quote my post as if it's the logic I am employing to prove Froome is doping. An embilic, hard of reading idiot.
gooner said:I bet nobody behind their laptops and their perfectionist wisdom missed a deadline or were late for something in their life.
If it meant losing my job, you can bet your dribble catching bib I would be on time and consistently meeting the requirements of my million plus pound per year world-wide cycling holiday. What a facetious argument.
Great post. Great responses.
It is tiring, the personal insults when posters get upset that their view of cycling doesn't match the reality. The reality that the sport is mired in cheating and doping, has been and on present course continues to be and throwing the odd sardine to the gulls to justify this cesspit doesn't cut it.