...still deciding if they would cooperate...

[thehog]

I would have thought being a smooth liar would be a prerequisite for working for Lance.

Lim as a liar -FAIL

Get him on the stand! Quick!

 

[Ginkgo]

You are welcome. Glad you confirmed your pre-conceived notion.

yes i got an idea from reading the thread. upon asking some questions and receiving answers, and upon more inspection of the forum, the evidence backs up my original suspicion.

this is about getting armstrong first and foremost. not anti doping.

 

[theswordsman]

That's a good point, no risk of suspension, not nearly as dependant on the sport of cycling for his income, probably nothing that counts as criminal involvement in the doping. We've been focusing on the riders, but the bus driver really has the least to lose by coming clean.

Or the motorcycle delivery guy who brought the blood when it was needed.

 

[Dr. Maserati]

yes i got an idea from reading the thread. upon asking some questions and receiving answers, and upon more inspection of the forum, the evidence backs up my original suspicion.

this is about getting armstrong first and foremost. not anti doping.

To win the game you have to capture the King, BPC.

"The king! Where is the king?"
Dr. Michele Ferrari, Armstrong's 50-year-old trainer, stood on the cobbled street with his long arms outstretched in the golden Spanish sunlight. He was dark-haired and darty eyed. He wore a shiny robins-egg-blue sweatsuit, a red nylon backpack, and a broad, teasing smile.

"The king, he is late," Ferrari announced in the manner of the town crier, gesturing theatrically toward the tall wooden doors. "But that is why he is the king, no? A king should not have to hurry."

From Dan Coyles book, Lance Armsrtongs War.

 

[Moose McKnuckles]

yes i got an idea from reading the thread. upon asking some questions and receiving answers, and upon more inspection of the forum, the evidence backs up my original suspicion.

this is about getting armstrong first and foremost. not anti doping.

Another pathetic incarnation of the cycling world's biggest tosser.

 

[Ripper]

this is about getting armstrong first and foremost. not anti doping.

I'm not quite sure what you are talking about?

 

[sars1981]

Another pathetic incarnation of the cycling world's biggest tosser.

...I lol'd ..

 

[tubularglue]

You can read about it in Landis' mail which was made public on Thursday, here: http://forum.cyclingnews.com/showthread.php?t=7473

I believe in the 2004 section.

Susan

thank you,

tubularglue

 

[Alpe d'Huez]

It is 10 minutes to the hour here - how long before he gets a new IP address?

He does not have a new IP address. He was lying about that. When they have been banning him, they have simply been banning his account. They have done a few IP bans, but he has been using proxies to get around those bans.

Correct.

His personal info says his name is Bobby Crehan and he is from Ireland. However, his IP address says he is in Secaucus, New Jersey.

Huh, who would have thought Secaucus would be such a tourism hot spot for Irish vacationers?

 

[Cerberus]

Or the motorcycle delivery guy who brought the blood when it was needed.

Possibly, but he would be directly involved in the doping and therefore more likely to feel he had to lie to protect himself. Also the bus driver should be easy to locate. US Postal would have had him on the payroll all official like. I doubt that they've got a post in their budget for "motorcycle guy delivering our doping".

 

[ExRower]

Vaughters needs to speak up if he truly is against doping. Simply not denying is not enough. If he is sincere in his efforts for a cleaner future in cycling, then he needs to bring light to the past so that it will not be repeated again.

 

[Moose McKnuckles]

Vaughters needs to speak up if he truly is against doping. Simply not denying is not enough. If he is sincere in his efforts for a cleaner future in cycling, then he needs to bring light to the past so that it will not be repeated again.

Vaughters seems like a weasel. He had the reputation of being a whiny b!tch when he raced. I doubt he's going to have the backbone to tell the truth.

 

[BroDeal]

Vaughters needs to speak up if he truly is against doping. Simply not denying is not enough. If he is sincere in his efforts for a cleaner future in cycling, then he needs to bring light to the past so that it will not be repeated again.

If you say you have principles but are unwilling to sacrifice or risk anything for them then do you really have principles? Vaughters rolled over during the SCA arbitration. Now he is a cycling insider. We won't hear a peep out of him unless his hand is forced.

 

[stephens]

I find it strange that so many of you seem to think that if one has "principles," he should automatically want to play the role of snitch. Can't one want to have a clean sport, not want to participate in doping himself, and still just want to mind his own business and leave the enforcement of the rules up to the authorities? It sucks that you guys are going to just decide that anyone that doesn't cooperate must be trying to hide their own doping.

 

[Cerberus]

I find it strange that so many of you seem to think that if one has "principles," he should automatically want to play the role of snitch. Can't one want to have a clean sport, not want to participate in doping himself, and still just want to mind his own business and leave the enforcement of the rules up to the authorities? It sucks that you guys are going to just decide that anyone that doesn't cooperate must be trying to hide their own doping.

Yeah, because I bet there are lot's of honest people who enjoy getting paid less and winning less because other riders cheat. That makes perfect sense.

 

[stephens]

We're not talking about new riders. We were talking about guys from the past who just might prefer to get on with their lives. Besides, for 90% of pro cyclists, it's not about winning. They're just workers.

 

[ExRower]

you do the crime , you must do the time. Just because the crime was 10 years ago, doesn't give them a get out of jail pass.

 

[Cerberus]

We're not talking about new riders. We were talking about guys from the past who just might prefer to get on with their lives. Besides, for 90% of pro cyclists, it's not about winning. They're just workers.

Which changes exactly nothing. A clean worker, still gets paid less because others dope because it makes him a comparatively weaker worker. No normal clean rider is going to be ok with doping.

 

[stephens]

Which changes exactly nothing. A clean worker, still gets paid less because others dope because it makes him a comparatively weaker worker. No normal clean rider is going to be ok with doping.

A clean worker on a team whose stars dope and win gets paid more than he would get paid on an all clean team. Regardless, it's not his job to talk about what anyone else is doing. Clearly the peloton has always agreed with this.

 

[stephens]

you do the crime , you must do the time. Just because the crime was 10 years ago, doesn't give them a get out of jail pass.

Actually it does. The statute of limitations is 8 years.

 

[workingclasshero]

Correct.

His personal info says his name is Bobby Crehan and he is from Ireland. However, his IP address says he is in Secaucus, New Jersey.

Huh, who would have thought Secaucus would be such a tourism hot spot for Irish vacationers?

you're from secaucus we're from manhattan

i actually stayed in secaucus for two weeks while on holiday a couple of years back. obviously got up early in the mornings and went to nyc but still had a mooch around secaucus and went for a few runs in the area.

it is a small word, who knows, BPC could've been the one fetching me brekkie or tea for me on several occasions

 

[Race Radio]

Correct.

His personal info says his name is Bobby Crehan and he is from Ireland. However, his IP address says he is in Secaucus, New Jersey.

That explains it. He always said he lived in the UK but that would mean he was posting in the middle of the night there. However it could just be another proxie site that is hosted there. Lots of data centers in Secaucus

Seriously disturbed individual

 

[Publicus]

I find it strange that so many of you seem to think that if one has "principles," he should automatically want to play the role of snitch. Can't one want to have a clean sport, not want to participate in doping himself, and still just want to mind his own business and leave the enforcement of the rules up to the authorities? It sucks that you guys are going to just decide that anyone that doesn't cooperate must be trying to hide their own doping.

Omerta!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[pedaling squares]

I always wondered if it was that crazed English Armstrong worshipper who faked cancer to get time off work so he could start up a bike shop. There's more than one walking among us?