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Zypherov said:sniper said:Indeed I'm afraid the words "empirical knowledge" were not well spent on Zypherov.
Were Indurain, Riis or Ulrich ever sanctioned?
Hegelian is right, we have the empirical knowledge of Wiggins' doping (like we do of Indurain, Riis and Ulrich's doping, and like we did of Lance's doping pre-sanction) and it comes straight from WADA, so it's rather difficult to refute.
As somebody else said, the rest is with the lawyers.
So by your logic every rider that has a sudden drop in weight, starts a high cadence, etc, TUE'S and all the rest must be doping. Observation is not evidence of the facts. If you were going to use a perception such as "empirical knowledge" in this case, it would not stand up in court. Well of course this is not a court of law. But still.
One must remember that if Chris Froome had been allowed a free reign when Wiggins won the Tour, Froome would have won it.
Benotti69 said:MatParker117 said:No punishment for Wiggins over the package, Sky and BC could still be reprimanded for poor record keeping according to The Times:
The Times reports that UKAD is close to ending their investigation, which was launched in October. In addition to Cope, another member of staff is understood to have told UKAD that they have no recollection of what the package contained. UKAD has concerns about documentation kept by British Cycling and Team Sky, says the paper, along with the transportation of medicine. It is unlikely that any charges will be made.
The SkyTimes.
Brit cycling doing an internal investigation has to be as laughable as the Russians doing an internal investigation. Same outcomes.
sniper said:In the package? Whauhauahauahaa.MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Good one Dave.
MatParker117 said:sniper said:In the package? Whauhauahauahaa.MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Good one Dave.
UKAD have Wiggins medical records, if they match and I have no reason to believe that they won't that's the end of the matter.
MatParker117 said:sniper said:In the package? Whauhauahauahaa.MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Good one Dave.
UKAD have Wiggins medical records, if they match and I have no reason to believe that they won't that's the end of the matter.
pastronef said:MatParker117 said:sniper said:In the package? Whauhauahauahaa.MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Good one Dave.
UKAD have Wiggins medical records, if they match and I have no reason to believe that they won't that's the end of the matter.
nice to see DB not losing his composure.
would you give UKAD the Wiggins medical records? they already have it.
MatParker117 said:pastronef said:MatParker117 said:sniper said:In the package? Whauhauahauahaa.MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Good one Dave.
UKAD have Wiggins medical records, if they match and I have no reason to believe that they won't that's the end of the matter.
nice to see DB not losing his composure.
would you give UKAD the Wiggins medical records? they already have it.
Only Wiggins or a Judge can hand them over and a Judge can only do so in criminal matters.
MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Brailsford was also questioned on why the team had chosen to fly the substance 1,000 miles when it was readily available in France for around eight euros.
Despite being asked several times what the 'Jiffy bag' contained in the Cycling Podcast interview, Brailsford refused to answer.
"This whole things was brought to my attention recently. I never saw a package. Obviously, now I can't go back and know what was in the package. I know what I was told was in package," he said.
No, nobody's buying this....red_flanders said:MatParker117 said:Flumacil.
Seems legit.
Brailsford was also questioned on why the team had chosen to fly the substance 1,000 miles when it was readily available in France for around eight euros.
Comedy.
Previously...
Despite being asked several times what the 'Jiffy bag' contained in the Cycling Podcast interview, Brailsford refused to answer.
"This whole things was brought to my attention recently. I never saw a package. Obviously, now I can't go back and know what was in the package. I know what I was told was in package," he said.
Anyone buying any of this?
Sciatic said:Ah, just perfect . . .
""The doctor and the medical team work very closely with the riders to ensure their health is maximised and it is not necessarily the case that other members of staff would be aware," said Brailsford. "I think it’s on a case by case basis and at times they do and at times they don’t.
"We trust our doctors and if there is anything that we need to know and we trust that they would let us know, then they would share it with us. If not, they will respect medical responsibility. The discretion of the doctors is good and they will share it on a need to know basis."
Hopefully the team doesn't fold over this, I think the repercussions throughout Pro Cycling would be devastating. The fall of Sky is not something anyone should hope for, I say this as someone who has rooted against this team from the very beginning. The money Sky dumps into cycling, in all disciplines would be irreplaceable. Not only that but what sponsor is going to believe any team manager the next time they say "we're going to be the clean team"? Hell, I don't know if sponsors really believe that now or not but if Sky folds there's no way anyone will ever believe that farce again...Der Effe said:How long until Sky will be done?