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Parker said:I don't think he claim to have full blown bilharzia second time around, just trace amounts requiring precautionary medicine.
“then lingered on for another two weeks, preventing me from making the start at Paris-Nice,”
Yeah, except anytime your name gets called out, you reappear faster than Froome's Bilharzia after a successful gt. And yesterday I saw you getting all upset about someone in the silly glossary thread saying the words "coined in the clinic" about the words "hooker and blow". which shows that you were spending your time reading through that totally meaningless thread looking for things to get angry about.Parker said:3) Maybe when I 'ignore' someone, I've actually just gone off and done something else with my life. I don't live here.
in the absence of positive tests, the available evidence (historical cycling data, general patterns of behavior among pro-athletes) suggests, i.e. makes it plausible to assume, that Sky are doping.Parker said:If you don't think that something has happened or that something doesn't exist, it's not because there is evidence that it doesn't exist but because of the lack of evidence that it does.
Parker said:First of all for the bilharzia. So if, as you think, he is lying about it all (as opposed to bad reporting) - what does that show? It doesn't excuse anything. Just bad form, which doesn't need an excuse.
1) Where's this strong evidence then. Leinders is decent evidence but getting weaker by the day. But other than that 'insider' bobbins's list only offered up some ex employees who doped a decade ago and a TUE - it's not exactly Puerto or Festina. "Highly informative" is very subjective.
2) Some good advice for everyone. If you want to make a point keep it short and concise. tl;dr isn't internet slang by accident. If you can't make you point in 50-100 words, you're not making a strong point.
3) Maybe when I 'ignore' someone, I've actually just gone off and done something else with my life. I don't live here.
sittingbison said:Gentle(wo)men,
It's not about Parker, or thehog, or any other member. Sure it's interesting to read debunking an argument, but it can too easily veer into debunking the person thus starting a flame war
Please, before eagerly hitting the send button make sure you are playing the ball and not the man
Cheers
Bison
JRTinMA said:How about telling these ****sticks to take to an appropriate thread?
sittingbison said:Gentle(wo)men,
It's not about Parker, or thehog, or any other member. Sure it's interesting to read debunking an argument, but it can too easily veer into debunking the person thus starting a flame war
Please, before eagerly hitting the send button make sure you are playing the ball and not the man
Cheers
Bison
Benotti69 said:You are Vickers and I just won the internet![]()
TANK91 said:Jesus it is 2015 and we still got the same people on about Sky and doping they are infactuated by it. Sky did not even do well last year. I mean take Astana for example can you imagine if Froome won the TDF and many riders from his squad were busted what it would be like on here?
It would probably brake cyclingnews servers. Seriously we get it he got onto the scene in a wierd way but it is now 2015 not 2011 just let it go. Nibali won last years TDF yet were still talking about Sky. How many positives do Sky have again... The clinic is an embarassing forum as it is so biast. Look at all the pages for proof of that.
You are right if froome won the tour last year it would brake cn servers. But I'm.not sure what you want. Everyone already said Astana and Nibali is doping. Including pretty much all Nibali fans and all vino fans. What do you want? Longer threads? Well then bring some dumb Nibali fans over or create pro Nibali sockpuppet yourself that will say Nibali must be clean because he never tested positive, that working with vino proves nothing or claim that nibs has been working with a swimming coach who figured out more about cycling in a year than the combined rest of the sport has in a century . I guarantee you the Nibali clinic thread post count is going to climb faster than Nibali on managed himself.TANK91 said:Jesus it is 2015 and we still got the same people on about Sky and doping they are infactuated by it. Sky did not even do well last year. I mean take Astana for example can you imagine if Froome won the TDF and many riders from his squad were busted what it would be like on here?
It would probably brake cyclingnews servers. Seriously we get it he got onto the scene in a wierd way but it is now 2015 not 2011 just let it go. Nibali won last years TDF yet were still talking about Sky. How many positives do Sky have again... The clinic is an embarassing forum as it is so biast. Look at all the pages for proof of that.
Archibald said:Am I missing something? I just read the last couple of pages, but can't work out what this to do with member suspensions...
The Hitch said:You are right if froome won the tour last year it would brake cn servers. But I'm.not sure what you want. Everyone already said Astana and Nibali is doping. Including pretty much all Nibali fans and all vino fans. What do you want? Longer threads? Well then bring some dumb Nibali fans over or create pro Nibali sockpuppet yourself that will say Nibali must be clean because he never tested positive, that working with vino proves nothing or claim that nibs has been working with a swimming coach who figured out more about cycling in a year than the combined rest of the sport has in a century . I guarantee you the Nibali clinic thread post count is going to climb faster than Nibali on managed himself.
Not as fast as froome ones maybe, but then Astana has only won one, didn't climb as fast didn't dominate the season and nibali did have early talent.
there's a bunch of guys enjoying themselves while discussing froome and doping.TANK91 said:No you just seem to hate the fact Froome came along and started winning...snipped...
You cannot deny it people who live in Froome and Sky threads chear for dopers, yet what Froome is doing is so wrong. "Can not wait till he is busted the cheat", yet there a fan of a doper.![]()
TANK91 said:No you just seem to hate the fact Froome came along and started winning. Im sorry what does the fact that someone has talent young change? You think because Contador and Andy Schleck(doped to the gills) did great young that that is the norm? Surely if you are 21 and dope it does not matter if you dope at 25. Not like Froome just turned up 30 years old, maybe do some research when cyclists were getting results. Cadel Evans 25 15th in the Giro, Samu(you're hero) LBL 25, Froome VAE just turned 26 yet Froome is the bad guy. I am a huge Froome fan yet i aint silly he clearly dopes but they all do why isit so wrong for Froome to do it?.
Imagine Sky picking up Saxo's leftovers like De Jonghe what this place would be like, De Jonghe joins Saxo there is barely a word. You cannot win. Saxo were dirty as hell last year, hardly anything was said compared to Sky. Rafal Majka was 2nd best climber in the TDF and i imagine if he took GC seriously at the start he would been 2nd all after doing the Giro aswell. Mick Rogers, how many were saying he gonna show Sky were on something?. Rogers has been just as good at Saxo than Sky lol.
You cannot deny it people who live in Froome and Sky threads chear for dopers, yet what Froome is doing is so wrong. "Can not wait till he is busted the cheat", yet there a fan of a doper.![]()
Hugh Januss said:As has been pointed out repeatedly, including in the post you were reacting to (not responding, that would imply you actually understood the post) there is a good reason Froome doping takes up so much more bandwidth. You, and Martin Vickers and the whole merry little band. If I were to open a new thread called "does Contador dope?" it would get 4 responses ranging between "of course" and "what a stupid question" and then it would drop off the first page. Only Froome, who is at least as obvious as Contador, has a small army of fanboys that are willing to spend hours a day debating the point. I am not sure where this delusional myopia comes from, but that is what drives the debate.
good post, but wait...Hugh Januss said:As has been pointed out repeatedly, including in the post you were reacting to (not responding, that would imply you actually understood the post) there is a good reason Froome doping takes up so much more bandwidth. You, and Martin Vickers and the whole merry little band. If I were to open a new thread called "does Contador dope?" it would get 4 responses ranging between "of course" and "what a stupid question" and then it would drop off the first page. Only Froome, who is at least as obvious as Contador, has a small army of fanboys that are willing to spend hours a day debating the point. I am not sure where this delusional myopia comes from, but that is what drives the debate.
Hugh Januss said:As has been pointed out repeatedly, including in the post you were reacting to (not responding, that would imply you actually understood the post) there is a good reason Froome doping takes up so much more bandwidth. You, and Martin Vickers and the whole merry little band. If I were to open a new thread called "does Contador dope?" it would get 4 responses ranging between "of course" and "what a stupid question" and then it would drop off the first page. Only Froome, who is at least as obvious as Contador, has a small army of fanboys that are willing to spend hours a day debating the point. I am not sure where this delusional myopia comes from, but that is what drives the debate.
good post.Hugh Januss said:As has been pointed out repeatedly, including in the post you were reacting to (not responding, that would imply you actually understood the post) there is a good reason Froome doping takes up so much more bandwidth. You, and Martin Vickers and the whole merry little band. If I were to open a new thread called "does Contador dope?" it would get 4 responses ranging between "of course" and "what a stupid question" and then it would drop off the first page. Only Froome, who is at least as obvious as Contador, has a small army of fanboys that are willing to spend hours a day debating the point. I am not sure where this delusional myopia comes from, but that is what drives the debate.
nhowson said:It had devolved over the last week, Parker had a bit of a to-do about undue bias against Sky in the clinic, which came from... Somewhere? It has all quietened down now anyway. For now.
