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the sceptic said:I knew Wiggins winning would have the bots crawl out from under their rocks.
the sceptic said:I knew Wiggins winning would have the bots crawl out from under their rocks.
Benotti69 said:Yes you are defending the obvious doping of Wiggins.
TheSpud said:And you are trying to have our cake and eat it with your arguments.
Rider has quiet(ish) season and peaks at the end to win = doper
Rider is dominant all season = doper
Rider has performances all over the place = doper
Which is it?
JimmyFingers said:Fantastic trolling by Wiggins, what a brilliant ride. Of course Tony Martin is the only rider who can ever win an ITT, from here until eternity. Love that Wiggins is wearing the rainbow hoops. Hilarious for the pointless, puerile place
Benotti69 said:oh dear, cycling fans calling a rider a doper! outrageous, especially as the rider in question called fans boneidle ****ers and ****s, but hey dont let that get in the way of it, never mind the guy has had a ****poor season compared to T Martin but then up pops Wiggins to win the worlds TTs when he couldn't get near the podium in his peak pursuit times, but now a little ToB and bang a world TT title.
pastronef said:so let's do one thing. from next year there will be a limit of CQ point. if you had a shyytty poor season and are below the lowest point you are not allowed to start...
Wiggo has silver 2011, won Olympic 2012 and got silver in 2013. not bad
Benotti69 said:why dont you compare Wigans pre 2009 and post 2009.
Wigans = Doper.
Benotti69 said:why dont you compare Wigans pre 2009 and post 2009.
Wigans = Doper.
GoodTimes said:Hey Benotti, Not sure if you really addressed the point. See, you in the quote from pastronef, you had suggested that a lack of results THIS season is indicative of doping. He called you out on that, and asked you to defend the assertion, and now you have deflected and said that a lack of results before 2009 is indicative of doping.
GoodTimes said:Well, regardless of whether or not there was a lack of results before 2009, or if this is somehow indicative of him doping now, you have not addressed pastronef's point, which is to defend the assertion that a lack of results THIS season is indicative of doping.
thrawn said:Do you think he was clean pre 2009?
Benotti69 said:I did address this a few pages back. Wiggins had no decent results this year. The ToC is a working holiday for most who ride it.
Wiggins is a doper. End of. Wiggins is IMO worried about testing positive. But he defo doped for TT worlds.
GoodTimes said:...........
that a lack of results this season makes his WTT title evidence of doping, or even a reason for suspicion of doping.
Benotti69 said:why dont you compare Wigans pre 2009 and post 2009.
Wigans = Doper.
Benotti69 said:So a rider does little all season and then wins TT WC gold and that doesn't strike you as evidence of doping?
This is straight out of Armstrong's playbook. Do little all year roll up and win the TdF.
Benotti69 said:So a rider does little all season and then wins TT WC gold and that doesn't strike you as evidence of doping?
This is straight out of Armstrong's playbook. Do little all year roll up and win the TdF.
GoodTimes said:I think this is your argument:
GoodTimes said:1. Anybody who has a race schedule, or pattern of results similar to Armstrong, must train in a similar manner to Armstrong.
You reckon?GoodTimes said:2. Armstrong was a doper.
GoodTimes said:3. Wiggins results this season are similar to Armstrong TDF years.
GoodTimes said:4. Therefore, Wiggins results are evidence of doping.
GoodTimes said:........connect the dots better for me to buy into point # 1,
Avoriaz said:Firstly that wasn't the point of my post. The point was that it isn't the bots who keep kickstarting life back into the thread.
Benotti69 said:No you are putting words in my mouth. Fail.
I gave Armstrong as an example.
perhaps. But this is a very different point than the point that a poor season with 1 good result means doping. More on this below, as I thought of an example to illustrate.Benotti69 said:6.4kw/g is evidence.
I've made every effort to represent you properly. I tried to unravel your armstrong example to try to understand what you were saying. As it turns out, my interpretation was incorrect. I am not being deliberately obtuse. You just have not communicated yourself clearly to me, at all.Benotti69 said:I am not selling anything, buy into my posts whatever you want as you have shown you are more than willing to do so.
GoodTimes said:My post did not question whether he's a doper (I think he probably is). I'm also not questioning whether he has a lack of good results this year (I think, compared to Martin, it's clear that he has not had great results, especially since spring / California).
What I am questioning is the use of logic here. I'll have to read a few pages back, but currently I am not aware of where you presented anything cogent that shows that a lack of results this season makes his WTT title evidence of doping, or even a reason for suspicion of doping.
red_flanders said:I'll admit to being at a loss as to why it matters. Anyone putting out 480 watts for that amount of time is as likely to be doping as they are to be breathing. That's all you need to know.
There could be a hundred different explanations for Wiggins' results this season, and he could have been doping all year, not doping until now, or somewhere in between.
All that matters is that a guy who was never in his prime able to put out this power, all of a sudden a few years ago started doing it. We don't know of anyone who has ever done this without oxygen vector doping of some kind. We don't have any reason to believe from his history that Wiggins is the once-in-a-lifetime guy who was always so gifted that he could do this naturally.
So it's obvious he doped to win the worlds TT. The rest is noise.
red_flanders said:I'll admit to being at a loss as to why it matters.
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So it's obvious he doped to win the worlds TT. The rest is noise.
Benotti69 said:Succinct , well made and agreed.
GoodTimes said:Ya, I suppose it's just the Scholasticism in me that irrationality grates on my nerves.
If you want to be taken seriously, it's a lot more effective to improve you signal to noise ratio, than just to pump up the volume. IE instead of shooting 100 shots, of which 99 miss, shoot the one that counts.
Benotti69 said:Taken seriously. Please. Start with the premise that anti doping is a joke. Then look at the sport in this real context and ask who runs anti doping and the answer is those promoting the sport. Then ask yourself who runs the teams, the same people who doped as riders or were doping their riders in what is now called the epo era with the same doctors, soigneurs, masseurs who also enabled the doping back then and was part of their CVs for getting work in the sport are still there doing what they do best.
So scholastic approach with a bit of research will uncover nothing has changed apart from some major dopers were removed but their positions have more than adequately been filled.
red_flanders said:putting out 480 watts for that amount of time.
