Don't be late Pedro said:
Funny how you hold people to account for things they say years back but when someone does it to you it ends with you evading.
Why should I take it personally? If someone ends up being caught for doping that I like or think might be clean then sure it might be disappointing but it is not surprising. You think I am foolish enough to mention the riders that I really like on here (Maybe I have mentioned one or two in the odd post)?
Plenty of people make rational arguments as to why a rider might be doping. You don't see me calling them out? However, there is a trend for certain posters to just post opinion as fact, be disingenuous about presenting an argument or just plain lie. That is when I tend to join the argument.
You have a simple line - every rider (that counts) is doping. You are perfectly entitled to have that but that leaves no room for debate. Which is why you end up just posting the same thing again and again and again...
I have a simple line. The sport has not cleaned up. The use of EPO was lessened compared to the 90's various tests for versions of EPO and the BP has also meant that riders needed to get their 'programs' together. I think 99.9% of WT riders dope. Sky have found new methods and others will use same as soon as they get a handle on them
The UCI still runs the anti doping and has not increased its funding. It has been proven time and time again that outside agencies have been the most effective a catching dopers.
That you keep going back to my old posts and selecting them out of context shows you are trying very hard to troll me.
The only debate is what doping everyone is on, not who are and who are not. Only fools believe that the culture to dope was over. What made it end? Not the riders who are the bottom feeders of the sport and definitely not the team owners who dont give a fig about riders.
Logic dictates that the sport has not cleanED up because there would have been a monumental moment in the anti doping to effect that change. There has not been!