Dr. Maserati said:What - thats exactly what you did.
should i assume he's a clean coach until tangible evidence to the contrary surfaces? do you? of course not.
that's not accusing, that's just infering.
Dr. Maserati said:What - thats exactly what you did.
Mrs John Murphy said:As all sport is dirty the answer would be no.
Mrs John Murphy said:As all sport is dirty the answer would be no. However, Sniper's point is that unlike picking a coach from say Track and Field, you pick a sport which has less/no testing, then there are not going to be any scandals waiting to come out - as they have done with Yates, Julich, Barry, etc
http://corporate.olympics.com.au/news/royle-s-the-real-deal-with-perfect-hand-in-auckland
Climbing the hills around West Dapto on his bike and simulated altitude training were just two of the key factors that paved the way for Newcastle-born triathlete Aaron Royle to be crowned Australia’s latest World Triathlon Champion in Auckland today.
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It was an encouraging day all round for the next generation of Australia’s emerging men with Australian Head Coach Shaun Stephens belief in his boys coming to fruition.
sniper said:should i assume he's a clean coach until tangible evidence to the contrary surfaces? do you? of course not.
that's not accusing, that's just infering.
Dr. Maserati said:I have no problem answering questions - in fact its quite easy when one is consistent. So please do not attemp to answer for me - because you will usually get it wrong, as you have in this case.
You do not have any evidence, let alone "tangible evidence" - you don't even have as much as an unreliable rumour. You have nothing.
sniper said:I'm not accusing this guy.
I'm just pointing out some rather obvious things
That this guy has been working with doped up athletes is if course not a fact in the history books, but it's rather obvious nonetheless.
He knows what is required to reach the top, and he'll know it doesn't happen on paniagua.
But this is not yet a guarantee for success. He first has to prove himself at sky. He might have to adapt. He might fail.
How do we explain Cadel's top year in 2011 and his bad form in 2012? One explanation is that his doctor, as experienced as he may be, failed to properly prepare Cadel. Apparently experience isn't everything.
sniper said:common sense is nothing?
common sense is that there is a 99% chance that Shaun endulges doping. If you wanna hold on to that 1%, be my guest, and say hi to Phil for me.
martinvickers said:Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. - Albert Einstein.
martinvickers said:Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. - Albert Einstein.
You are just making **** up now as you go along. Tiresome.
GJB123 said:LOL. That is a classic. I need to remember that one. Especially if I am engaging in discussions with Mr. Prejudice again. Stark raving mad, that kid, I tell you.![]()
'Common sense' is just an eejit's opinion in it's best fur coat
martinvickers said:Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen. - Albert Einstein.
You are just making **** up now as you go along. Tiresome.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_senseCommon sense is defined by Merriam-Webster as, "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts."
Dear Wiggo said:Given Einstein was espousing artifacts of quantum mechanics, his distinction of common sense was more applied to the notion that it was not scientific.
Making *** up is almost as bad as taking a quote out of its contextual domain, so you're 1 for 1 there.
sniper said:you clearly missed out on some more recent developments. one is called wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_sense
so how's Phil doing lately?
sniper said:common sense is nothing?
common sense is that there is a 99% chance that Shaun endulges doping. If you wanna hold on to that 1%, be my guest, and say hi to Phil for me.
Mrs John Murphy said:And of course, it won't be equally long before some Daily Mail reading fanboys appear to declare him 100% clean because he has a nice english sounding name, and because Brailsford is omniscient and thus would never hire someone dirty.
Avoriaz said:My guess is, they picked a sport here where there might be some knowledge of riding a bike
sniper said:common sense is nothing?
common sense is that there is a 99% chance that Shaun endulges doping. If you wanna hold on to that 1%, be my guest, and say hi to Phil for me.
sniper said:you clearly missed out on some more recent developments. one is called wikipedia. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_sense
Common sense is defined by Merriam-Webster as, "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or facts."
facts on doping in prosport?GJB123 said:"Facts" being the operative word in this definition when discussing things with you. So, pretty please, Mr. Prejudice, show me the facts in this case?
sniper said:facts on doping in prosport?
dude, have you been living in a cave?
under a rock maybe?
sniper said:facts on doping in prosport?
dude, have you been living in a cave?
under a rock maybe?
the sceptic said:no one ever tests positive in triathlon. sport is probably clean
Seriously though, triathlon has got to be one of the dirtiests sports on the planet. I find it impossible to believe you could win there without being on some super program.