If Armstrong Doped, Teammates say they Saw Nothing

[NashbarShorts]

The funniest thing from Heras & Beltrain is they say "we lost contact after I tested positive" - Unlike Lance to dump his mates when they they're no longer needed.

"He don't bring me, flowers....anymore"

 

[Anonymous]

Yes, you really should. I have edited your first post for you, now please add the link so that everyone can read the whole story.

Susan

but in the absence of that link with most of the article removed, people reading the thread now have no idea what its about :/

for reference, here is the link
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap...97fWBnnjNKLpT2STVqugD9IJ1D9O0?docId=D9IJ1D9O0

took me approximately 2 seconds on google to find it.

 

[thehog]

"Doping is an unfortunate fact of life," the cycling legend wrote in It's Not About the Bike, a biography that topped the New York Times best-seller list in 2000. "Some teams and riders feel it's like nuclear weapons -- that they have to do it to stay competitive.

"I never felt that way, and certainly after chemo the idea of putting anything foreign in my body was especially repulsive."

 

[SpeedWay]

No one would believe that people such as this, our supposed best and brightest, our captains of industry, would actually sit around talking this way about such an abhorrent subject

You're pretty naive to think that.