You know, I read through some of hog's excerpts here, and all I could think of was that I didn't believe this for a second. But if this is the situation he was really talking about, then I'm still pretty surprised. How the hell did this become some story about evil Greg and Froome's heroic fight back into the front? This is complete bull****.LaFlorecita said:
MrRoboto said:You know, I read through some of hog's excerpts here, and all I could think of was that I didn't believe this for a second. But if this is the situation he was really talking about, then I'm still pretty surprised. How the hell did this become some story about evil Greg and Froome's heroic fight back into the front? This is complete bull****.
I don't understand the problem with that particular tweet. What's the backstory?cyclismaseditor said:She's a TweeterDeleter. Thankfully I did a screengrab.
https://twitter.com/Cycletart/status/478578101501571072/photo/1
The Hitch said:I don't understand the problem with that particular tweet. What's the backstory?
The Hitch said:I don't understand the problem with that particular tweet. What's the backstory?
Dear Wiggo said:Wait what? This was the point where he lost places? Like, 3/4 of a place?
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Race Radio said:No. She said on twitter that this was not the incident referenced in the book
The weirdest part is that apparently Henderson was quite popular amongst the team at Highroad and continues to be at Lotto...nomapnocompass said:"Sorry Greg, can you just let me in here? Climbers' day?"
What the is his issue with Greg Henderson, Froome clearly has issues. This entire rant just comes across as very *****y and he behaves like a school girl.
ralphbert said:So why did she post it saying you need to read the book to understand? She seems to suck in all the oxygen in the room but none of it is going to her brain.
42x16ss said:The weirdest part is that apparently Henderson was quite popular amongst the team at Highroad and continues to be at Lotto...
LaFlorecita said:But just to be sure, hog, can you check that snippet comes from stage 7?
ralphbert said:So why did she post it saying you need to read the book to understand?
Here’s a weird thing. In cycling, corticosteroids are banned on race days, but not at any other time. So, you have a series of performance enhancing products (the glucocorticoid family, widely called ‘cortico’), which you can take, in massive doses, during training, without fear. As long as you stop your ‘course’ ahead of your race day, you’re clean as a whistle, good to go.
Do you see how that works? You can take corticosteroids (Synacthen, Kenacort, Decadron and the rest) and charge up like a mule while you train between races. And if an anti-doping team rock up and demand an out of competition sample, well, no worries, you pee freely.
Baltazar said:Didn't JVDB have a mechanical? Henderson was probably instructed to try and disrupt the Sky train to help slow things down and allow JVDB to chase back on.
red_flanders said:Good question.
Arrowfarm said:Answer: They are spewing so many lies they can't keep track of them.
