will10 said:I suspect conditions were somewhat less favourable for the later teams. Not just Garmin but BMC, Orica and Omega would all be expected to perform better than they did.
Spectacleur said:Froome and Wiggins performances will be analyzed by Frédéric Portoleau and Antoine Vayer in "Did they dope ? 21 counts".
Just watch the reruns of last years Tour Jimmy.JimmyFingers said:Can't wait. How much do I have to pay to find out?
I was surprised Euskaltel didnt even beat the Clean TeamLook at Vini Fantini... No TT specialist but still beat Garmin as well..... Lampre as well...
Benotti69 said:Always the dig at the end. Big.
ianfra said:All of you posters here who go on and on and on at length about Sky have not yet produced a shred of evidence to prove what you are saying is correct. Indeed all you cowards who make allegations whilst hiding behind an alias and a computer screen know that you won't get sued (or have your teeth knocked out!) for your defamations, lies and allegations.
I could accept what you say if you qualified what you said as personal opinion, but you guys have such a monopoly on truth that you post opinion as fact. I think these are very nasty and unwarranted slurs against good people - worse even than those often unfounded allegations made by dirty cheap tabloid journalists. Decent human beings don't make these kind of slurs and allegations. Why don't you put up or shut up?
And the sad thing I have noticed here is that you are not content with libelling Sky and their riders - you start accusing me of being paid by Sky (I wish!!!!!, I could do with the money) and making other libellous and scandulous allegations about me when you know absolutely nothing. It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
Franklin said:RAHRAHRAH!
Let's throw in a physical threat to show how balanced and fair minded I am!
Ianfra, you can not deny that statistically the likelihood of a clean GT winner is extremely small. You can't deny the many facts around the team that are in direct contradiction of their own anti-doping charter. Yet you bask in the glory of your idols and refuse questioning them.
Fair and even minded indeed!
Facts, I'll gladly remind you again of just a few.
1. They hired a doping doctor.
2. They broke their antidoping charter knowingly (admission DB)
3. They started to rage about anti doping questions
4. They are lieing about the tenure of Leinders.
5. Statistically every GT winner is supect. Wiggins actually agreed on this before he became one himself
6. Sean Yates is best buddies with a known Doping smugler (Motoman)
Rather irrefutable Ianmyman. You have been confronted with them before and always ignored them as well... they are facts and thus irreftable.
But let's wave that away as you know these people oh so well.
Who dares to question Sky when they are such good and decent people!
ianfra said:It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
ianfra said:These maybe facts but they are not evidence. Where's the evidence Mr know-it-all?
And it still does not address the main drift of my post. Why is it that you can take a random selection of events and connections and say that this proves they are doping. Would not stand up in a court of law.
ianfra said:.............Would not stand up in a court of law.
horsinabout said:He was playing to all sides?
This would make sense pre 2012 Olympics, because any real criticism of British contenders was off limits.
ianfra said:All of you posters here who go on and on and on at length about Sky have not yet produced a shred of evidence to prove what you are saying is correct. Indeed all you cowards who make allegations whilst hiding behind an alias and a computer screen know that you won't get sued (or have your teeth knocked out!) for your defamations, lies and allegations. I could accept what you say if you qualified what you said as personal opinion, but you guys have such a monopoly on truth that you post opinion as fact. I think these are very nasty and unwarranted slurs against good people - worse even than those often unfounded allegations made by dirty cheap tabloid journalists. Decent human beings don't make these kind of slurs and allegations. Why don't you put up or shut up? And the sad thing I have noticed here is that you are not content with libelling Sky and their riders - you start accusing me of being paid by Sky (I wish!!!!!, I could do with the money) and making other libellous and scandulous allegations about me when you know absolutely nothing. It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
Franklin said:RAHRAHRAH!
Let's throw in a physical threat to show how balanced and fair minded I am!
Ianfra, you can not deny that statistically the likelihood of a clean GT winner is extremely small. You can't deny the many facts around the team that are in direct contradiction of their own anti-doping charter. Yet you bask in the glory of your idols and refuse questioning them.
Fair and even minded indeed!
Facts, I'll gladly remind you again of just a few.
1. They hired a doping doctor.
2. They broke their antidoping charter knowingly (admission DB)
3. They started to rage about anti doping questions
4. They are lieing about the tenure of Leinders.
5. Statistically every GT winner is supect. Wiggins actually agreed on this before he became one himself
6. Sean Yates is best buddies with a known Doping smugler (Motoman)
Rather irrefutable Ianmyman. You have been confronted with them before and always ignored them as well... they are facts and thus irreftable.
But let's wave that away as you know these people oh so well.
Who dares to question Sky when they are such good and decent people!
Benotti69 said:A sport as corrupt as cycling which is dirty from the top UCI (McQuaid/Verbruggen) down to the members in small nations (cycling Ireland) and all in between (with few exceptions), to bring in the argument 'not stand up in a court of law' is pretty sad and ignores all that is wrong with the sport.
ianfra said:All of you posters here who go on and on and on at length about Sky have not yet produced a shred of evidence to prove what you are saying is correct. Indeed all you cowards who make allegations whilst hiding behind an alias and a computer screen know that you won't get sued (or have your teeth knocked out!) for your defamations, lies and allegations. I could accept what you say if you qualified what you said as personal opinion, but you guys have such a monopoly on truth that you post opinion as fact. I think these are very nasty and unwarranted slurs against good people - worse even than those often unfounded allegations made by dirty cheap tabloid journalists. Decent human beings don't make these kind of slurs and allegations. Why don't you put up or shut up? And the sad thing I have noticed here is that you are not content with libelling Sky and their riders - you start accusing me of being paid by Sky (I wish!!!!!, I could do with the money) and making other libellous and scandulous allegations about me when you know absolutely nothing. It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
Hear hear, couldnt agree more.ianfra said:All of you posters here who go on and on and on at length about Sky have not yet produced a shred of evidence to prove what you are saying is correct. Indeed all you cowards who make allegations whilst hiding behind an alias and a computer screen know that you won't get sued (or have your teeth knocked out!) for your defamations, lies and allegations. I could accept what you say if you qualified what you said as personal opinion, but you guys have such a monopoly on truth that you post opinion as fact. I think these are very nasty and unwarranted slurs against good people - worse even than those often unfounded allegations made by dirty cheap tabloid journalists. Decent human beings don't make these kind of slurs and allegations. Why don't you put up or shut up? And the sad thing I have noticed here is that you are not content with libelling Sky and their riders - you start accusing me of being paid by Sky (I wish!!!!!, I could do with the money) and making other libellous and scandulous allegations about me when you know absolutely nothing. It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
ianfra said:Sad to hear people think that Wiggins doped. I have no evidence but I do not believe for one solitary nano-second that Wiggins dopes. My opinion guys, sorry. However, I also believe that even though he rode well in last year's Tour, he did luck out. The course suited him and perhaps he wasn't quite up against what he will be this year, if that makes sense. Wiggins is a good rider, yes! But podium? In my view unlikely (though I hope I'm wrong). Methinks top 12, perhaps top 10, is the best we can hope for. As for British riders, sad to see Chris Froome out of it as I think he could do well. I also think that if Weglius wasn't content to simply ride in the service of others then he would be a natural for a top 20. Mr Armstrong? Can't stand the guy. I just hope that he gets his come uppance whatever that will be.
Zam_Olyas said:That's better than accusing of only sitting at home infront of a computer and masturbating all the time.![]()
getting our tooth knock out by you![]()
hrotha said:This "hiding behind a screenname" thing is ridiculous as always. A screenname won't protect you if you say anything that someone feels like sueing you for (you know IPs are traceable, right?). Most of us use screennames because this is how the internet works and our names are largely irrelevant because no one knows most of us anyway.
Even people whose identities are actually well known tend to use screennames (JV1973, elizab, TexPat). This is the internet. You're in the internet too, so try to understand how it works maybe?
ianfra said:All of you posters here who go on and on and on at length about Sky have not yet produced a shred of evidence to prove what you are saying is correct. Indeed all you cowards who make allegations whilst hiding behind an alias and a computer screen know that you won't get sued (or have your teeth knocked out!) for your defamations, lies and allegations. I could accept what you say if you qualified what you said as personal opinion, but you guys have such a monopoly on truth that you post opinion as fact. I think these are very nasty and unwarranted slurs against good people - worse even than those often unfounded allegations made by dirty cheap tabloid journalists. Decent human beings don't make these kind of slurs and allegations. Why don't you put up or shut up? And the sad thing I have noticed here is that you are not content with libelling Sky and their riders - you start accusing me of being paid by Sky (I wish!!!!!, I could do with the money) and making other libellous and scandulous allegations about me when you know absolutely nothing. It follows a pattern, doesn't it? You know nothing about Sky, British Cycling, Ian Boswell or Wiggo for that matter, but you post as if you are in possession of facts. Let's see those facts. Let's see the truth. I ask you to kindly put up or shut up.
leon7766 said:Not in Britain we are different sadly people are to jealous of us to give credit
LaFlorecita said:You know you post BS when leon agrees with you
