- Mar 31, 2010
- 18,137
- 1
- 0
this indeedAvoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. Anyone gets close to his VO2 max and he'll drum them out of the sport for good...
this indeedAvoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. Anyone gets close to his VO2 max and he'll drum them out of the sport for good...
Or you find yourself on the receiving end of an almighty Hinault-Tackle.webvan said:**** Pound sounds good with a board of advisers : Ashenden, Lemond, Bassons, Kimmage, Walsh, Hinault, Patrice Clerc
That would make the cheaters think twice, you're caught, Bernie goes after you and your family.
Not until they expand the front door to let his head and ego fit into the building. Lemond is many things, the solution to cyclings ills is not one of them.ChewbaccaD said:Sure it will never happen.
I like Greg. I admire Greg. But, you are right. Lemond would not be a good manager, I think.Avoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. ..
Avoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. Anyone gets close to his VO2 max and he'll drum them out of the sport for good...
Produce the proof or STFU.Ryo Hazuki said:this indeed
Yea, because using Pat and Hein as examples, they've NEVER picked people with big egos to run the place before...Aleajactaest said:Not until they expand the front door to let his head and ego fit into the building. Lemond is many things, the solution to cyclings ills is not one of them.
This 'jealous bitter' nonsense doesn't really exist. Anyone who's actually had any interaction with LeMond knows this, but millions of Armstrong's PR dollars have obviously been effective on you.Avoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. Anyone gets close to his VO2 max and he'll drum them out of the sport for good...
What the **** my little polo pony. Greg does not care if someone gets close or better than his VO2 max.Avoriaz said:Please not Greg LeMond.
He may have been right about Armstrong, but the guy is a right old whinger. Anyone gets close to his VO2 max and he'll drum them out of the sport for good...
Hottoite kure yo. Anata wa Jinshu sabetsu desu ka?Ryo Hazuki said:this indeed
I agree. She seems to have the right credentials. If the UCI can get her, I see no better choice.131313 said:This 'jealous bitter' nonsense doesn't really exist. Anyone who's actually had any interaction with LeMond knows this, but millions of Armstrong's PR dollars have obviously been effective on you.
As far as LeMond as UCI pres, I think that Sylvia Schenk is not only a more realistic choice, but a much better one. Ultimately, the UCI needs not only a leader, but someone with the skill set to change the basic structure of the organization so that it's not dependent on the personality of a tiny cabal. Given her background, she's a lot more equipped to understand and enact the structural changes that need to happen.
Science of Sport guys would be terrible. They don't even think Contador was doping. They'd be beyond useless and have no gauge of what constitutes doping. Lemond has a very good idea. Measure comparatively to what he, Hinault and Fignon could do.Alpe d'Huez said:Sylvia Shenk is the most qualified person, and the best to take over from McQuaid.
Agree that Ashenden, Clerc, Kimmage, Bassons, Hinault, JV would be good on a board of directors. I would also like to see Anne Gripper return to such a role. Pound would be good for interim, but he's too blunt. LeMond would be good as a temporary board member as well, but better on an advisory committee. Ross Tucker or Jonathan Dugas (Science of Sport) would be good advisers as well.
I don't see LeMond or Bassons having interest beyond being an adviser though.
This.Dear Wiggo said:get the system right first. then plug in the players.
Nope.131313 said:This 'jealous bitter' nonsense doesn't really exist. Anyone who's actually had any interaction with LeMond knows this, but millions of Armstrong's PR dollars have obviously been effective on you.
I agree.Dear Wiggo said:get the system right first. then plug in the players.
avanti said:I suggest Bernard Hinault - he has demonstrated his continued interest in cycling by working with the TdF organization.
OFC not.Sarcastic Wet Trout said:Bob Stapleton
Absolutely. No brainer.Sarcastic Wet Trout said:Bob Stapleton
He could handle the sport side, not so much the business side regarding broadcast, federation-relations etc.avanti said:I suggest Bernard Hinault - he has demonstrated his continued interest in cycling by working with the TdF organization.
Old school but well respected as far as ASO, Giro, Vuelta etc. And has no time for overpaid underperforming riders. Andy, Franck?AcademyCC said:Hinault?!?! Good god. He's as old school as it gets! Were talking about moving cycling forward here!
**** it - in that case whats Manolo Saiz up to these days?