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JimmyFingers said:Hey we gave a peadophile a kinighthood, nobody's perfect
Zam_Olyas said:Was that before he was known as a peodophile?
Benotti69 said:are you sure you only gave one knighthood to one peadophile and not more![]()
JimmyFingers said:Do I look like the queen?
JimmyFingers said:Just to check, you know I don't personally give them out, right?
JimmyFingers said:Do I look like the queen? Actually don't answer that. He's dead anyway and its only now its coming to light, but there were rumours apparently
JimmyFingers said:I am very suspicious of Mick Rogers and Froome.
I am quite prepared to see how this plays out, if I'm wrong I'm wrong, but if not I'll be looking for posts from you and plenty of others saying you were wrong.
Although I doubt the conspiracy theories will ever totally go away.
Dear Wiggo said:Think it was Mapei @ Paris-Roubaix. Yeah there it is. Can't forget those jerseys.
http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=9122
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Dear Wiggo said:Think it was Mapei @ Paris-Roubaix. Yeah there it is. Can't forget those jerseys.
http://www.dailypeloton.com/displayarticle.asp?pk=9122
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Cookster15 said:I'm glad you said this - it shows you're honest. My suspicion index of Sky became code orange on the Joux Plane in the Dauphiné. Then my suspicion raised to code red when I heard Roger's arrogant dismissal of the chances of Cadel and Tejay getting away on the Col de la Croix de Fer because he felt nobody could maintain the wattage they were. How could he know this? How could he be so sure of himself? It's not like at that moment he knew Evans was sick or lacking form.
I am quite sure these two moments help explain why this thread is approaching 8,000 posts.
Zam_Olyas said:If England GB or whatever is so against doping why is a former doping doctor given an OBE?
ChucklestheClown said:Sorry to bring this back up....but Mapei was 1996.
In 1994, Gewiss-Ballan captured the full podium in La Fleche Wallonne. Team Dr. was Ferrari.
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Cycle Chic said:So another Lance Supporter, ALEX DOWSETT leaves the sinking ship. Coincidence ??
Cycle Chic said:So another Lance Supporter, ALEX DOWSETT leaves the sinking ship. Coincidence ??
Cycle Chic said:So another Lance Supporter, ALEX DOWSETT leaves the sinking ship. Coincidence ??
Bernie's eyesore said:Dowsett isn't very good so he has left to join a team which isn't very good. No need to read anything more into it than that.
[BLR] KIRYIENKA Vasil < Movistar Team
[ESP] LOPEZ GARCIA David < Movistar Team
Dear Wiggo said:Meanwhile Sky hire the following riders from a not very good team...
Doesn't seem a fair trade really...
You're likely right - still, can't help think Sky will be a bit relieved - his comments re: Armstrong were seriously stupid.racyrichuk said:No. Just more bad timing. He was never likely to be renewed at Sky after 2 years of far too many injuries and no serious results. The rumour was always that he'd be off to BMC. Movistar is a surprise for sure, but can you really think he organised a new team contract in a week or 2? This must have been on the cards since July.
Benotti69 said:The stupid thing that Brailsford did not do is foresee this situation arising.
It was inevitable that Armstrong was going to get busted. The psychological make up of Armstrong meant he was going to get exposed sooner or later a he kept making enemies.
So Brailsford should have had people admit to their past and sign a contract stating that their time with Sky was going to clean and transparent. But that would have meant they are a clean teambut they aren't are they.
the sceptic said:No one was asking any questions. Team sky were clean and Wiggo had saved cycling. They are shooting themselves in the foot with this.
http://gerard.cc/2012/10/29/skyfall/#comment-3313
coinneach Says:
October 30, 2012 at 20:01
All Sky can do is manage their own team.
The cycling world has changed, post Lance: Skt’s own aims and objectives were not being met, so they have gone back to basics. It remains to be seen how this will play out next year and beyond. I’d be less worried about loosing 2 DS’s as I would about the evidence from the Vuelta, which is that other teams are catching up with whatever it is Sky have been doing (weight loss, staying healthy, good recovery). In a few years time we’ll know more of the detail and be able to judge its success, but I for one wish them (and Garmin) well
Dear Wiggo said:Question for the Sky fanboys or anyone who believes Sky are clean:
is Movistar a clean team?
If not, how do Sky justify hiring 2 top tier-ish riders from that team?
Or does the "dirtiness" of a team reside solely with the team management, and not its riders?