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Bicicleta said:He also rode for Postal in 2004.
yeh, sorry, i tend to just lump in postal, disco in one clump.. we need a word for it.. posco?
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Bicicleta said:He also rode for Postal in 2004.
Beech Mtn said:Wasn't Pat McCarty one of the guys who was going to be on Floyd's team for AToC when they were denied entry to the race?
Also, didn't Tony Cruz, Michael Creed, and Tyler Hamilton all ride on some form of the LA/JB teams AND Rock Racing? I was trying to remember everybody who had that connection when the news came out about Michael Ball's house being searched in connection with this investigation.
There are a lot of guys who could've talked, in addition to the two who are at the TdF this year.
Beech Mtn said:Wasn't Pat McCarty one of the guys who was going to be on Floyd's team for AToC when they were denied entry to the race?
If you believe this, I have a bridge to sell you: RT @lancearmstrong This will be my final Tour de France. It's been a great ride. #cycling
about 2 hours ago via web
Kennf1 said:McCarty went from Postal, Discovery, Phonak, Slipstream, and finally to Ouch. Then he got cut loose, and is basically riding independent this year (sponsored by a local bike shop).
Never seemed like he was on the "inside" during the Postal/Disco days. He was never on the GT teams.
Beech Mtn said:Juliet Macur, one of the authors of the NY Times article tweeted this evening:
Meaning what? He won't ride this Tour? Or that he will continue to be involved with future Tours?
Beech Mtn said:Juliet Macur, one of the authors of the NY Times article tweeted this evening:
Meaning what? He won't ride this Tour? Or that he will continue to be involved with future Tours?
TeamSkyFans said:yeh, sorry, i tend to just lump in postal, disco in one clump.. we need a word for it.. posco?
luckyboy said:What are people expecting to be announced/reported here? That article seems to be just stuff we already knew.
luckyboy said:What are people expecting to be announced/reported here? That article seems to be just stuff we already knew.
oldschoolnik said:Nobody has mentioned one of the central points of the article which is that this thing is going to drag on until 2016.
luckyboy said:What are people expecting to be announced/reported here? That article seems to be just stuff we already knew.
Colm.Murphy said:One thing that sticks out to me after reading the article again is where they assert that an attempt could be made to tie money provided by USPS to purchases of doping products. I think that is a bit off. To me, it does not matter where the money came from, simply that the existence and persistent intentional use of an organized, internal doping programme would constitute a breech of any and all sponsor agreements, thus constituting fraudulent representation (bad faith dealings).
Colm.Murphy said:I don't consider it a "Central" point, and David Howman, from WADA, is just offering a "maybe" in reference to the s l o w n e s s of the Balco case.
To my ears, the key players have folded. Let's watch and see how unusually quickly this could ramp up.
Parrot23 said:Okay, folks, let's all take a deep breath....and not pull any Tom Tom moments here....
Richard Simmons, Tom C.?
Think Kramer, aka Bob Roll, could've / would've been the conduit, or the main source spilling the beans.
oldschoolnik said:True, I should not have said "central point" when I really meant, "I was disappointed to read that this could take until 2016 when I really want to know before the of the year if LA will have a tearful apology to his millions of fans on Jay Leno"
oldschoolnik said:Nobody has mentioned one of the central points of the article which is that this thing is going to drag on until 2016.
Cal_Joe said:... In case anyone thinks there will be a speedy resolution to this, remember that the BALCO investigation started in June 2003.
Seven years ago. There are still legal proceedings ongoing and unresolved at this time (Barry Bonds for example - it has been two and a half years since he was indicted on counts of perjury and obstruction of justice)....
Kennf1 said:I think she just means she doesn't believe this is really his last one.
Kennf1 said:Yes and no. We didn't know (at least I didn't) that two riders implicated by Landis have met with Novitsky.
Besides, this isn't "the article" that has been rumored. That one is expected to come from the WSJ sometime this week.
Beech Mtn said:Juliet Macur, one of the authors of the NY Times article tweeted this evening:
Meaning what? He won't ride this Tour? Or that he will continue to be involved with future Tours?
Colm.Murphy said:From my view, this is just lathering noise filling the current void. If it were a pint, it would be all head, nothing to drink.