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thehog said:Yes I spoke to the UCI and they said they'd take care of it.
No I don't have inside info...
thehog said:Yes I spoke to the UCI and they said they'd take care of it.
No I don't have inside info...
thehog said:Crystal ball says the following:
Wiggins gets 7th in Giro based on TT form.
Porte strong early but falls away to nothing.
Porte gets frustrated in latter part of 2013. Wants results for himself and Wiggins has lost interest in "team".
Froome goes gangbusters at Tour. In one stage he goes over the top and either wins solo by 2 minutes or does his one handed look around gestures again. He'll drop Contador on one stage and put serious time into him.
The peloton after the Armstrong fall out will begin to call him out.
Froome with the pressure of doping innuendo will start to dial it back and drop away.
Porte will either test positive or non-confess confess by eluding to certain "things" in the press.
Sky's classic campaign will be woeful.
Dear Wiggo said:You are quoting my post, so it looks like you are responding and directing these statements to me.
It's simple to see if they make sense. Funny how no data is released and yet the impact of releasing it is 0 on competitive grounds.
Or do you disagree? Data can be doctored, but if the files themselves are released, it's very simple to verify them, and they need to make sense from a performance POV too. Release all of them - even just from key stages - and the truth will be revealed.
I'm not the one who criticized them for not following their "ZTP". If anything, I repeatedly point out Brailsford explicitly stated he's relaxing the policy in 2011 - just before Sky ricochet into the stratosphere of winning everything. Now that the proverbial is hitting the fan, they dial it back - oh no, we're really zero tolerance, ignore what we publicly stated previously.
If you don't see the reality of sacking someone who was doping, you're missing the forest for the trees. Can't help you there.
Curious that Froome was allowed to race without signing the paper yes?
Curious that Wiggo can talk to the media but still hasn't signed?
You are taking the urine here, no question. My love of cycling has nothing to do with the pros whatsoever, and involves sunshine (which I know you lot don't get in the UK), fresh air, an alpine vista, and an increasing fitness before I start racing again. It also includes people I race with and coach. It's all real and natural and believable.
I would not have turned my attention to Brad if he had not invited me to prove that I am not a bone idle lazy w*nker. My attention and energy is directed at him and his team purely for this reason: he annoyed me with his outburst.
The only interaction betwen a pro rider and the public that might in any way indicate what they are up to are:
1. their performances: Brad's are not normal
2. their words: "I'm not going to do it by the book", "I'm going to do it my way", "I love Lance Armstrong", "People who say you have to dope to win a GT are bone idle lazy w*nkers", "something about the gears and rolling resistance, and for the same power, going further". Either unbelievable or not believable.
3. their improvement over time: Brad's is not normal
4. their blood values or power files: Brad's 2009 values have interesting "bumps" in the 3rd week, and there's nothing since 2009.
Clean cycling is the best possible thing - I compete and coach in it on an ongoing basis.
Chaddy said:This thread is amazing, some real tin foil hat stuff.
Alphabet said:I disagree. The history of the sport for the last couple of decades and beyond indicates that every winner of a 3 week race should be placed under the doping microscope. The doubters have been right, from Riis to Contador. What makes Wiggins so special as to not have speculation or discussion about the possibility of him doping?
Alphabet said:He looks like such a git. What is that, a raincoat?
Alphabet said:He looks like such a git. What is that, a raincoat?
MartinGT said:Frodo LOL!
Aye, I dont understand the Porte link. Come on lads, share!
Telmisartan new said:Its the Ming the Merciless 'look'.
They were flaming merciless at Plateau des Belles Filles alright, every time i've watched that stage i've felt physically sick, its akin to that nauseous feeling one gets when it dawns on one that one is in the midst of another UCI sanctioned team wide doping program.Sick to the pit of my stomach, another bunch of wretched con-artists but this time with a "Were clean were British" twist.I wish Prudhomme had voided THIS year's Tour result as a punishment for it being the most boring insipid TDF in history won by a bunch of cash-rich sophisticated dopers with an appalling attitude.I prefer the Spanish dopers, at least they ride with attacking panache and more or less admit they dope.
Sky have took this sport to gutter level, its as straightforward as that.
Alphabet said:To be honest, I don't really like the "Different treatment for dopers depending on their riding style" culture that is pretty widespread throughout cycling fans. I'm no exception, given that I like Contador and Vino, but dislike Wiggins though he's not doing anything they didn't.
BroDeal said:Riders have been known to wear makeup or long sleeved shirts to hide needle marks. Sometimes that just doesn't cut it. You need something more. That coat goes to eleven.
trench coat. Why does he not just buy the complete wardrobe from Quadrophenia. He is like a caricature as is.BroDeal said:This time it's different. He's British.
How can you doubt someone who would wear this ensemble instead of a suit.
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blackcat said:trench coat. Why does he not just buy the complete wardrobe from Quadrophenia. He is like a caricature as is.
blackcat said:trench coat. Why does he not just buy the complete wardrobe from Quadrophenia. He is like a caricature as is.
BroDeal said:This time it's different. He's British.
How can you doubt someone who would wear this ensemble instead of a suit.
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Bernie's eyesore said:The repeated mocking of an admittedly ridiculous coat goes to show the true motives of the Sky and Wiggins bashing. That and the fact that posters don't mind Contador and Vino doping because they are fun to watch.
Telmisartan new said:Its the Ming the Merciless 'look'.
They were flaming merciless at Plateau des Belles Filles alright, every time i've watched that stage i've felt physically sick, its akin to that nauseous feeling one gets when it dawns on one that one is in the midst of another UCI sanctioned team wide doping program.Sick to the pit of my stomach, another bunch of wretched con-artists but this time with a "Were clean were British" twist.I wish Prudhomme had voided THIS year's Tour result as a punishment for it being the most boring insipid TDF in history won by a bunch of cash-rich sophisticated dopers with an appalling attitude.I prefer the Spanish dopers, at least they ride with attacking panache and more or less admit they dope.
Sky have took this sport to gutter level, its as straightforward as that.