Fearless Greg Lemond said:Stop trolling B I K E R E T A R D.
What's wrong, can't answer the questions?
All I am doing is applying standard clinic logic here.
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Fearless Greg Lemond said:Stop trolling B I K E R E T A R D.
pmcg76 said:What's wrong, can't answer the questions?
All I am doing is applying standard clinic logic here.
Netserk said:So you will address post 1303?
pmcg76 said:So Routley is like Bassons and Moncoutie, he was the only clean rider on the doped up Spidertech team.
He called out the US Postal guys when they admitted but said nothing about his own team-mates. Sounds like ometra.
If you were a clean rider, why would you base yourself in Girona?
I don't know much about Spidertech, nor do I believe that every team based in Girona are dirty, but I do know that you haven't addressed my post at all. It was two very simple yes or no questions based on a hypothetical scenario, so it shouldn't be so difficult to answer them.pmcg76 said:So why don't you tell me all about those riders who have been based in Girona over the last 5 years and have been linked with doping cases relevant to the same time period. To frame it in your terms, if the teams based in Girona have not produced a positive test/links with doping in the last 5/6 years, is it fair to say that is a conspiracy to protect those teams or is it fair to still call those teams dirty.
Was Routley the only clean rider on Spidertech? If not, why would a clean team base itself in Girona if it were a doping haven?
*IF* a dirty team is based in Girona, but have one clean rider, is it then not okay to say the team is dirty? *IF* all teams based in Girona are dirty, but a few of the riders on those teams are clean, is it then not still correct that all teams based in Girona are dirty?
Netserk said:I don't know much about Spidertech, nor do I believe that every team based in Girona are dirty, but I do know that you haven't addressed my post at all. It was two very simple yes or no questions based on a hypothetical scenario, so it shouldn't be so difficult to answer them.
Here they are again:
My answer is a yes to both. What is yours?
So if it's possible that all teams in Girona are dirty, but that there still are individuals who are clean on those teams, which doesn't change the fact that they are dirty, could you explain the logic behind this gem of yours?pmcg76 said:Well apart from the fact that is a stupid hypothetical question because there can only be one answer, there is no choice, of course it's yes but that's not the reality so it's irrelevant.
Tell you what, you live with your hypothetical situations and I will stay with reality.
pmcg76 said:Well apart from the fact that is a stupid hypothetical question because there can only be one answer, there is no choice, of course it's yes but that's not the reality so it's irrelevant.
Tell you what, you live with your hypothetical situations and I will stay with reality.
Netserk said:So if it's possible that all teams in Girona are dirty, but that there still are individuals who are clean on those teams, which doesn't change the fact that they are dirty, could you explain the logic behind this gem of yours?
"Lets put it like this, if I have to listen to people claim that Girona is a doping haven and then listen to them claim Routley is clean even though his team were based in Girona, I think I should be good to call BS on the duplicity"
Lets put it like this, if I have to listen to people claim that Girona is a doping haven and then listen to them claim Routley is clean even though his team were based in Girona, I think I should be good to call BS on the duplicity
roundabout said:You missed him saying "Wenn man den Sprint gewinnt" before...
So, no. Not a statement on Rogers.
Libertine Seguros said:
But when questioned on it, they've got as far as "I've heard some people say some things and have clearly explained how I came to my conclusion and you can't have a rational discussion on this forum so I won't go into any more detail", and as they haven't explained how they came to their conclusion beyond that, I will need more to revise my position. As hrotha said at the time, two things really. 1) because of the lack of information backing up the assertion (which came in a two word post), had it been a poster with less cache than Race Radio, it would have been dismissed as trolling, and 2) Moncoutié not being clean would have serious implications on our understanding of the history of doping within cycling, as he has frequently been used as a yardstick for clean achievement. It's not just somebody with no dirt on them, but somebody who is almost universally heralded as definitely clean. It would be like if there was suddenly dirt on Bassons, or Lemond, people whose performances and behaviours are key in the understanding of doping in the sport.Benotti69 said:raceradio doesn't think Moncoutie was clean.......
Libertine Seguros said:But when questioned on it, they've got as far as "I've heard some people say some things and have clearly explained how I came to my conclusion and you can't have a rational discussion on this forum so I won't go into any more detail", and as they haven't explained how they came to their conclusion beyond that, I will need more to revise my position. As hrotha said at the time, two things really. 1) because of the lack of information backing up the assertion (which came in a two word post), had it been a poster with less cache than Race Radio, it would have been dismissed as trolling, and 2) Moncoutié not being clean would have serious implications on our understanding of the history of doping within cycling, as he has frequently been used as a yardstick for clean achievement. It's not just somebody with no dirt on them, but somebody who is almost universally heralded as definitely clean. It would be like if there was suddenly dirt on Bassons, or Lemond, people whose performances and behaviours are key in the understanding of doping in the sport.
"...I spent 7 years with Cofidis (1997 - 2004), and during all that time, I met only 2 guys who didn't take any "stuff": the Estonian Janek Tombak and especially David Moncoutié. Apart from those 2, all the others spoke freely about doping, including the young neo-pros. one of them had even taken already EPO, cortisone, testosterone and creatin with the amateurs..."
Dear Wiggo said:I'm sure after 2006 Cofidis were completely clean.