So it's unreasonable to connect them is it?Netserk said:Wow.
You blame that on Floyd?
So it's unreasonable to connect them is it?Netserk said:Wow.
You blame that on Floyd?
Parker said:Ok. That's him in the clear then. He just told his *** friend confidential information.
Now we just have the computer hacking, the Floyd Fairness Fund, Positively False, his father-in-law's suicide and his continuing denial that he took testosterone when he tested positive.
Admittedly this isn't as repulsive as LeMond being nice to Indurain, but it should go unnoticed.
Netserk said:Wow.
You blame that on Floyd?
the delgados said:I've never understood how so many justifiably jaded followers of cycling think Lemond is the only cyclist in history who won the tour clean. The notion defies credulity.
I'm not saying he doped, because I don't know. But it just seems amazing to me that he's the only one who did it without any form of enhancement.
Landis' comments are bang on, drunk or not. I've always had the impression that others have based their careers on getting their comeuppance on someone who is clearly not a nice person.
Am i the only one who thinks JV's "clean cycling project" was motivated in part to expose Armstrong?
Parker said:So it's unreasonable to connect them is it?
Parker said:God, you're so easily played. Landis is just repeating you opinions back at you to get approval. It's the most basic political tool in the book.
Parker said:Ok. That's him in the clear then. He just told his *** friend confidential information.
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Admittedly this isn't as repulsive as LeMond being nice to Indurain, but it should go unnoticed.
Parker said:God, you're so easily played. Landis is just repeating you opinions back at you to get approval. It's the most basic political tool in the book.
the delgados said:but you haven't explained how I've been played. I'm admittedly confused.
ChewbaccaD said:Yea, normally, jilted fanboys are just shrill and whiny, but Parker just showed they can be completely disgusting POS too.
zlev11 said:i really don't know why people continue to respond to him anymore. he's the biggest troll going here and he isn't even good at it.
the sceptic said:I think hes pretty entertaining in a train wreck kind of way.
Parker said:Landis just reads twitter and says it back to you. Admittedly he may not read yours so he's not directly playing you - just indirectly. Find me any thought that he has that differs from Digger Forum's twitter. He's playing a crowd. And they are making him the hero and the likes of LeMond villains.
I've never understood how so many justifiably jaded followers of cycling think Lemond is the only cyclist in history who won the tour clean. The notion defies credulity.
I'm not saying he doped, because I don't know.
But it just seems amazing to me that he's the only one who did it without any form of enhancement.
Landis' comments are bang on, drunk or not. I've always had the impression that others have based their careers on getting their comeuppance on someone who is clearly not a nice person.
ChewbaccaD said:Yes, it really just takes on disgusting excuse for a human to do it. You didn't just LINK them, you placed blame. That makes you a special kind of scum.
zlev11 said:i thought so myself at first, but now he's actually ruining the forum for me.
zlev11 said:i guess you're referring to me? whatever, i said neither of those things. this guy has derailed about half of the threads on the first page of the forum with his trolling and the responses to it, but i guess i'm the immature one for making two whole posts about it.
zlev11 said:i really don't know why people continue to respond to him anymore. he's the biggest troll going here and he isn't even good at it.
I would like to know when he was running TIAA Cref, did he pitch Doug Ellis, because this is my intuition. JV said Ellis was the white knight with a bag of Wall Street money who came to fund his project.the delgados said:I've never understood how so many justifiably jaded followers of cycling think Lemond is the only cyclist in history who won the tour clean. The notion defies credulity.
I'm not saying he doped, because I don't know. But it just seems amazing to me that he's the only one who did it without any form of enhancement.
Landis' comments are bang on, drunk or not. I've always had the impression that others have based their careers on getting their comeuppance on someone who is clearly not a nice person.
Am i the only one who thinks JV's "clean cycling project" was motivated in part to expose Armstrong?
gobuck said:Greg got burned commercially when he was anti-dope. He has learned from his mistakes.
rhubroma said:A couple of things have started to become glaring. When Lemond's career was over, he claimed it was because of the hunting accident, when Armstrong became the boss, doping.
Now that Armstrong has been taken down, the sport is on the right track and cleaner. Froome is a phenomenon, but we don't like to talk about Contador, while Indurain was one of the greatest.
It is clear that Lemond is a pengulum and is quite inconsistent in his assessments and in placing blame or praise. Worse, it now seems that doping is only to be fought, where the doper appears threatening to his legacy.
Everyone has their motives when it comes to business and very rarely, where vested interests are concerned, is one free from a conflict of interests; however, Greg would now do well to measure his comments, steer clear of playing the anti-doping guru, because his current modus operandi is backfiring.
And don't get me wrong, back in his day, Greg was an inspiration, while Armstrong's demise was extremely satisfying, because of how he treated everyone. It's just a shame, because pathetic, to see someone who had been treated so badly, now play the fool's part.
MarkvW said:LeMond was a great champion. He's also an idiot sometimes. On the other hand, Floyd didn't do ANYTHING in pro cycling (except cheat and lie his *** off), then turn around and bite the cheating hand that fed him.
Floyd is only in this for the money. For him the big money payoff is in exposing the dirty underbelly of the "sport." LeMond wants to see the sport grow again, because that's where his monetary payoff lies. I don't see LeMond as dishonest. I just see him as invariably taking the most optimistic view of the sport (like he did in the early Lance days when many suspected doping).
On the other hand, I love to see pro cycling get trashed, and Floyd's quote was priceless.