Looking forward to Ullrich's best seller

[BroDeal]

the episino hosting of the pdf;s seems to have died.. cant find the big tex forum anymore.. anywhere else they are, or do you wanna put them somewhere..

its not copyright if its for research..

People can PM me...

 

[anubisza]

I'd love to see Jan make a comeback, it was a real shame how things ended. But I'm guessing with the charges handing over him from Puerto, it wouldn't be possible.
A book would be interesting, but I don't see him revealing much about what he did (he wouldn't want to further tarnish his image), and he had far too much respect for LA to say anything, IMO.
It would probably just be a few tales about doping at T-Mobile.

 

[craig1985]

Unlike Lance, I think Jan is enjoying his retirement

How can you hate a guy like Jan?

If Jan does write a book, I hope it does get translated into English. I would buy it.

 

[Timmy-loves-Rabo]

i'd consider learning german for it
Jan will always be the man

 

[Bala Verde]

i'd consider learning german for it
Jan will always be the man

That's why everyone affectionately called him "DER JAN"

 

[BigBoat]

Jan...you dont need...here's a real blast from the past! Some inspiration...


http://www.cyclingforums.com/t-270606-15-1.html

 

[BroDeal]

A book would be interesting, but I don't see him revealing much about what he did (he wouldn't want to further tarnish his image), and he had far too much respect for LA to say anything, IMO.
It would probably just be a few tales about doping at T-Mobile.

A book would benefit him quite a bit I think if he were fairly honest about the prevalence of doping in the sport. The more that is revealed, the less worse riders like him who were caught look. This is one of the reasons I think that Hamilton and Landis should eventually write a tell all book. As long as they keep quiet, they maintain the bad apples excuse that the powers that be in cycling have promoted.