Race Radio said:While I think it is an interesting data point I am not convinced it is correct that they were using EPO in 93. It appears to be more of a blanket statement implies Armstrong was an active participant in doping. If it is true to destroys many of the narratives the groupies have tried to grasp on to but I am not convinced it is true.
There is much more to the book so perhaps it will be covered in other areas. The book is close to 500 pages, most focused on the personal side. Hopefully it clarifies the topic.
Race Radio said:I wonder how Bob Hamman is going to spend the $12 million he is going to get back from lance? Hope he throws a party. Maybe he can hire the Livestrong folks to organize it, they throw great parties.
Netserk said:Can't we all agree to not respond to him and wait for the mods to arrive?
Race Radio said:While I think it is an interesting data point I am not convinced it is correct that they were using EPO in 93. It appears to be more of a blanket statement implies Armstrong was an active participant in doping. If it is true to destroys many of the narratives the groupies have tried to grasp on to but I am not convinced it is true.
There is much more to the book so perhaps it will be covered in other areas. The book is close to 500 pages, most focused on the personal side. Hopefully it clarifies the topic.
andy1234 said:Be sure to let us know how true the statement is, once you have time to process it's implications.....
For now, take a step back and call it "interesting data point"
andy1234 said:Be sure to let us know how true the statement is, once you have time to process it's implications.....
For now, take a step back and call it "interesting data point"
T-Mobile fan said:The insurance company boss deserves that money a lot more than Armstrong. A lot of people don't know this, but Bob Hamman was one of the greatest bridge players of all time. As a huge fan of Bridge myself, I would rather see a bridge player get that money than a 7 time TdF winner.
Over on Bridge forum news we're all going nuts about it. We can't wait.
andy1234 said:Be sure to let us know how true the statement is, once you have time to process it's implications.....
For now, take a step back and call it "interesting data point"
Race Radio said:From the NYT article
Worlds on EPO. Yup.
One more troll talking point dies
Race Radio said:Don't worry Andy, you will be the first person I call.
The claim is not a positive one for Lance, it would mean he is lying again..... but that does not mean I think it is 100% accurate.
andy1234 said:I think the point is, that if the same journalist can be called out for stating Andreu was involved in buying races, she can be called out on other "facts"
It's worth noting that the generalisation of the doping products used early in Armstrong's career, is not in quotation marks, whereas other Henderson comments, are.
It wouldn't surprise me if Armstrong was chugging EPO earlier than other sources state, but all of a sudden a NYT article takes on more significance than sworn affidavits etc, because it suits someone's narrative?
andy1234 said:OK, just let everyone know when you have run the statement through the implicationometer.
Truth is clearly a moveable feast.
For now let's just pretend its "worlds on EPO, errrrrr"
ChewbaccaD said:Want to convince everyone you're here for something other than trolling RR?
Maybe cede that you might agree on a point with him rather than sifting through to find a small point on which you don't.
Hog and Bro already have an uninterrupted desire to troll anything RR writes, don't be like them. Chart your own path.
andy1234 said:My path has been the same from day one. You of many people should know that.
Bro and Hog are latecomers to the party, but I will take it as a compliment.
I have challenged many posters, including RR, who show total bias re anything Armstrong. I am simply applying perspective.
ChewbaccaD said:Ease up man. Look, I didn't buy the implication that he was on EPO and HGH in 93...because it doesn't seem to add up at this point. I feel certain that he was doped up for sure, but the EPO charge doesn't seem to have much of a base other than one person's claim. Me, you, and RR have found some common ground.
Now, I can see where it will be tempting to then transfer the questionable memory to everyone else who has accused Armstrong, but don't fall for the trap. There are truths and lies in all of this. If you want to believe that Armstrong is just another liar, that's fine, but most people looking at his actions and words would not find that position to be warranted.
andy1234 said:I don't think he is just another liar.
However...and this should ring true for a legal beagle like yourself, I don't have time for consistently biased agenda, dressed up as reporting of facts.
andy1234 said:OK, just let everyone know when you have run the statement through the implicationometer.
Truth is clearly a moveable feast.
For now let's just pretend its "worlds on EPO, errrrrr"
ChewbaccaD said:Ease up man. Look, I didn't buy the implication that he was on EPO and HGH in 93...because it doesn't seem to add up at this point. I feel certain that he was doped up for sure, but the EPO charge doesn't seem to have much of a base other than one person's claim. Me, you, and RR have found some common ground.
Now, I can see where it will be tempting to then transfer the questionable memory to everyone else who has accused Armstrong, but don't fall for the trap. There are truths and lies in all of this. If you want to believe that Armstrong is just another liar, that's fine, but most people looking at his actions and words would not find that position to be warranted.
andy1234 said:I don't have time for consistently biased agenda, dressed up as reporting of facts.
Dr. Maserati said:And be sure to come in and disagree with RRs assessment, whatever it may be, without having anything of substance to offer.
Worlds on EPO. Yup.
One more troll talking point dies
While I think it is an interesting data point I am not convinced it is correct that they were using EPO in 93. It appears to be more of a blanket statement implies Armstrong was an active participant in doping. If it is true to destroys many of the narratives the groupies have tried to grasp on to but I am not convinced it is true.
ChewbaccaD said:Do you have to apply that perspective to every post? You and I are on friendlier terms not because we agree, but because at one point, we ceded the other had legitimate points. I don't see a lot of that in relation to RR. He's a polarizing figure for sure, but it might lend a less caustic atmosphere to all of this if RR wasn't treated like Satan with a keyboard for writing his first letter of a post.
If RRs "facts" are wrong then you should be able to rebut his points with actual facts. Instead you go after the poster.andy1234 said:I don't think he is just another liar.
However...and this should ring true for a legal beagle like yourself, I don't have time for consistently biased agenda, dressed up as reporting of facts.
andy1234 said:My path has been the same from day one. You of many people should know that.
Bro and Hog are latecomers to the party, but I will take it as a compliment.
I have challenged many posters, including RR, who show total bias re anything Armstrong. I am simply applying perspective.
ChrisE said:Way to crawfish. From winning the worlds on EPO and destroying troll talking points, to this mealy mouth garbage above.
