Marco Pantani said:Have you ever realised, that the Schlecks were born in Luxembourg???
Right, I forgot.
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Marco Pantani said:Have you ever realised, that the Schlecks were born in Luxembourg???
Hold on, what happened to the biggest Andy Schleck-apologist on this forum?Christian said:Abandony crashed again ..... in the neutral zone. Showing off his great bike handling skills once again It was probably too foggy to ride, much too dangerous, what are the organizers thinking?! Or he was just too lazy and tried to fake another "injury" and go on another 4-month-long booze cruise....
But what do you know, it turned out to be a "very good day on the bike" ....
http://www.radioshacknissantrek.com/news/bennett-tries-his-luck-break
Christian said:Abandony crashed again ..... in the neutral zone. Showing off his great bike handling skills once again It was probably too foggy to ride, much too dangerous, what are the organizers thinking?! Or he was just too lazy and tried to fake another "injury" and go on another 4-month-long booze cruise....
But what do you know, it turned out to be a "very good day on the bike" ....
http://www.radioshacknissantrek.com/news/bennett-tries-his-luck-break
Afrank said:Did you actually read what it said in the report, or did you just skim it, saw crashed and Andy Schleck and went on here to make fun of him .
Christian said:According to Eurosport, Kim Andersen is set to replace Johan Bruyneel as general manager of Radioshack.
http://www.eurosport.fr/cyclisme/kim-andersen-succede-a-bruyneel_sto3458883/story.shtml
Yeah, great to have another beacon of clean cycling at the helm...webvan said:Andersen, nice to have a man with integrity, eh !...
theyoungest said:Yeah, great to have another beacon of clean cycling at the helm...
I don't expect anything, but if you're going to replace Johan Bruyneel, at least take someone with a slightly less dodgy past. Although in the Shack team structure they may be hard to find.Ryo Hazuki said:who do you expect then? just random joe from the street? kim andersen is more a d*uche and an obeyant idiot than a pro-doping director though.
Ryo Hazuki said:who do you expect then? just random joe from the street? kim andersen is more a d*uche and an obeyant idiot than a pro-doping director though.
Jaskula said:Kim Andersen's seven doping offenses must be a record or something. We probably wouldn't have heard of the Schleck brothers if his lifetime hadn't been lifted.
Ryo Hazuki said:7x caught? more like 2 and even they were nothing serious. and andersen didn't work with schlecks when they were junior. they have great talent especially andy although I hate them as much as athe next
Ryo Hazuki said:7x caught? more like 2 and even they were nothing serious. and andersen didn't work with schlecks when they were junior. they have great talent especially andy although I hate them as much as athe next
So just to be clear on this: Kim Andersen tested positive either seven times, six times (if Cyclisme Dopage have the two Italian offences confused) or - if you're very, very, very generous - three times (you'd have to take a strict reading of only offences he was actually sanctioned for (ie 1985, a suspended sentence; 1986, an actual suspension; and 1992, another suspended sentence) and not count the multiple offences the Danish federation did a smoke and mirrors trick on).
I'm not so sure about that, but in the words of Ryo Hazuki you're most definitely a d*uche!Since I tested positive twice, I take all my precautions. I'm not a jerk!
hiero2 said:Any news on what happens to the team in 2013, with Radioshack pulling sponsorship?