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Thanks for that honest answer Del, was it hard? I bet not.del1962 said:I have no idea.
peloton said:And how is that's different from working with Leinders and Yates/Julich?
timmers said:It is very different as Leinders was the Sky race doctor at some races and Yates a DS in races and Julich a Sky race coach. So if you were a rider on Team Sky you would possibly end up having to work with them as part of your job.
Very different from going outside the team support staff to work with a banned doctor.
Now Sky using Leinders was stupid but there has been no evidence (apart from Sky winning) that he was running a doping programme for any Sky riders.
And I thought Wiggins worked with Ferrari anyway. But this has not being confirmed by the poster who said this.
timmers said:And I thought Wiggins worked with Ferrari anyway. But this has not being confirmed by the poster who said this.
del1962 said:I am sorry if you dont understand the difference to working with a sanctioned doctor and the different rep Riis has then I can't help you
Alex76 said:Ummmmm - is there any truth in that statement?
thehog said:Leinders was the race Doctor at Sky? Really? then why was he not at the Tour and only contracted for 80 days.
Sounds very periphery to me.
Was he ever on their website of staff?
timmers said:Probably because he was only contracted for 80 days. But you have researched this and probably know the answer to your own questions. I can't be bothered looking because no one has any evidence that Leinders was facilitating doping for Sky riders. But if you have the evidence get it out and I will forward it to UKAD and the UCI.
timmers said:Probably because he was only contracted for 80 days. But you have researched this and probably know the answer to your own questions. I can't be bothered looking because no one has any evidence that Leinders was facilitating doping for Sky riders. But if you have the evidence get it out and I will forward it to UKAD and the UCI.
Joerg Jaksche (@jaksche)
@Digger_forum when Brailsford said doping cant compete with the 'positiv' effects of hard training i lost my faith in cycling's renewal..
Benotti69 said:Another Sky myth, doping cannot compete with 'hard' training![]()
And who has the most vested interests in Sky?del1962 said:And who of Millar and Jackse is more likely to know what is happening at sky procyling, and who is more well known in the UK?
Netserk said:And who has the most vested interests in Sky?
Benotti69 said:Is this to become Sky fans new mantra?
Sorry, but cycling doesn't work like that. Plenty of people have gone forward to sporting feds with evidence of doping only to be ignored at best or ostracised from the sport.
I guess UKAD would really welcome evidence that Brailsford runs doping and then they would publicise this and undermine the whole of GB cycling and all their medals from the olympics and worlds where they have dominated for what the last 10 years?
Yes, of course they will.![]()
timmers said:Well the only way we will have change in cycling is if those with evidence come forward and work through the process. But this is were you and I differ I don't see this evidence you say shows Brailsford runs doping and I certainly haven't seen it in GB's track programme.
But as I said if some riders on Sky have doped then I want them sanctioned.
You may have observed the fallout of the banking crisis in the UK and former banking leaders being ostracised. I am confident that the non-Sky press in the UK would publish evidence of doping in Team Sky and and GB cycling.
on what basis do you dismiss jackse that way?del1962 said:Doesn't matter hardly anyone in Britain have heard of Jackse, why should the media be interested in what he has to say, he has no contacts in sky?
Hois tweeting is only something to excite the dopeborgs, now if Tyler said someting it might register
The Hitch said:Please enlighten us on why he should not be trusted either and why only British cheats with vested interests can be trusted.
