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He says on Twitter that Tygart won't return his calls.blackcat said:I reckon Travis might like these emails.
He says on Twitter that Tygart won't return his calls.blackcat said:I reckon Travis might like these emails.
(this is the real RR, in't it? or is it some spoof account?)genius Race Radio
@RetardRaceRadio
@veloclinic @its_cleanuptime The funny part is JV hired Lim in 2007 knowing Lim was the drug courier. Mr anti-doping.
Creed peed off a few folk when he had Chris Carmichael on his podcast and now I think he's doing some coaching through him too.sniper said:sounds like somebody pretty close to, and currently pretty pissed off at, our friend Creed.
but haven't seen any reason to not believe him/her.
he/she does have some sort of evidence wrt Creed confessing to dope.
so not sure why he/she would then go on to make things up wrt JV.
my tongue was firmly in my cheek using 'criticism'.....Dear Wiggo said:Criticism? Dude has bus-like tyre tracks right upside his head.
it was most likely when they both rode for Prime AllianceDear Wiggo said:Makes it worse, given their alleged reson detre at the time.blackcat said:did Creed ever go on Garmin? Coulda been on TIAA-CRef, or TIAA-Creff the American domestic/UCI div3 espoir development teamsniper said:from the its_cleanuptime twitter account neineinei just posted:
"Mike has some old emails between him and JV, where JV explains to him exactly how to gear up. #thismuchpower"
ouch, especially if that was during Creed's Garmin years...
Confirmed in the anonymous twittering account as Prime Alliance. At least one other rider thrown under the bus by Joe Papp. If we can believe Joe Papp.zlev11 said:it was most likely when they both rode for Prime AllianceDear Wiggo said:Makes it worse, given their alleged reson detre at the time.blackcat said:did Creed ever go on Garmin? Coulda been on TIAA-CRef, or TIAA-Creff the American domestic/UCI div3 espoir development teamsniper said:from the its_cleanuptime twitter account neineinei just posted:
"Mike has some old emails between him and JV, where JV explains to him exactly how to gear up. #thismuchpower"
ouch, especially if that was during Creed's Garmin years...
could be Armstrong d'entourage. official endorsed sockpuppet diversions n smears. but it is pretty funny.hrotha said:But who is John? He's followed by some important people, including some who would presumably know if he's legit, but still.
It will be legit. In most other walks of life you would say you could not make the this *** up, in pro-cycling it's to be expected. What's Mike saying about it all?hrotha said:But who is John? He's followed by some important people, including some who would presumably know if he's legit, but still.
Said on his twitter feed he will be signing up for clinic duties soon......hrotha said:But who is John? He's followed by some important people, including some who would presumably know if he's legit, but still.
Claims to have been a pro for 10 years, his Tweets read something similar to Matt Cookes, who has butted heads with Creed recently.Benotti69 said:Said on his twitter feed he will be signing up for clinic duties soon......hrotha said:But who is John? He's followed by some important people, including some who would presumably know if he's legit, but still.![]()
Can we please leave this question unanswered? The fastest way for the disclosures to end is to identify the individual.pastronef said:Race Radio said it's maybe Phil Zajcek
which also means its quite possible and credulous as it is made up.M Sport said:It will be legit. In most other walks of life you would say you could not make the this *** up, in pro-cycling it's to be expected. What's Mike saying about it all?hrotha said:But who is John? He's followed by some important people, including some who would presumably know if he's legit, but still.
sounds a bit like BSDear Wiggo said:Re: JV's most recent Hct test (allegedly taken as part of an insurance policy testing protocol)
I found it telling that JV wrote <= 140 characters regarding his 54% Hct, when a picture would have told 1000 words regarding his most recent Hct test. But once again his mate(s) swallow whatever he says and then regurgitate it on demand. Not to mention any drinking / dehydration possibilities, or the fact you can manipulate Hct by changing your posture.
this.Dear Wiggo said:Re: JV's most recent Hct test (allegedly taken as part of an insurance policy testing protocol)
I found it telling that JV wrote <= 140 characters regarding his 54% Hct, when a picture would have told 1000 words regarding his most recent Hct test. But once again his mate(s) swallow whatever he says and then regurgitate it on demand. Not to mention any drinking / dehydration possibilities, or the fact you can manipulate Hct by changing your posture.
Yeah right. Wiggo rode away with a team mate. And the green jersey at the time - you know best sprinter ffs. Guy nearly held the sprint jersey too, only just missing out on the final stage or so.Jonathan Vaughters was reminded of one of controversial Italian Ferrari's rules of the road whilst watching Wiggins ride away from some of the best young stage-racers on a bumpy day in the 2005 Tour de l'Avenir, or "Tour of the Future".
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But Vaughters, who had been 'coached' by Ferrari at US Postal and was now thinking about running his own team, saw Wiggins' surprise win that day differently.
He saw the embodiment of Ferrari's belief that if you can find a young cyclist who can generate 500 watts of power for five minutes, which is basically what Wiggins had done to win his Olympic pursuit title, they might be able to sustain that for 50 minutes as a mature cyclist.
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http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cycling/32242431
someone wanna tell me where Saul is now?Dear Wiggo said:Really?
Seriously?
Yeah right. Wiggo rode away with a team mate. And the green jersey at the time - you know best sprinter ffs. Guy nearly held the sprint jersey too, only just missing out on the final stage or so.Jonathan Vaughters was reminded of one of controversial Italian Ferrari's rules of the road whilst watching Wiggins ride away from some of the best young stage-racers on a bumpy day in the 2005 Tour de l'Avenir, or "Tour of the Future".
...
But Vaughters, who had been 'coached' by Ferrari at US Postal and was now thinking about running his own team, saw Wiggins' surprise win that day differently.
He saw the embodiment of Ferrari's belief that if you can find a young cyclist who can generate 500 watts of power for five minutes, which is basically what Wiggins had done to win his Olympic pursuit title, they might be able to sustain that for 50 minutes as a mature cyclist.
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http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/cycling/32242431
What an absolute crock of shite.
RR made two assertions I think.Digger said:Race radio is wrong
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