I think the damage caused by that ball to the legs was severe, how else do you end up playing in Uzbekistan?
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dimspace said:thinking of cancellara as its come up on the hincapie thread..
if fabian failed a test tommoro.. where would he stand in the lie list..? personally i think he would be right up there with the landis's
Alpe d'Huez said:You are correct, the fraud though is that most people still only think of him as an Olympic hero, and clean, when it's obvious he cheated by doping in an effort to win, and got help from USOC in covering it up. But no, he didn't dope to the degree of EPO or blood doping.
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Having the tests is not the problem. It is not using them properly. In cycling there would be very few left as well IMHO.Gee333 said:Biggest sporting lie: NFL! If they had even half the testing procedures cycling had there'd be no one left to play the game.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:Carl Lewis? No, not at all. What he took? Kind of ephidrine? Where is the performance enhancing? He ran 10,00 at age of 20 to improve to 9,86 at best sports age. Ben Johnson was a anabolic monster coming from 10,7 down to 9,79.
The biggest fraud is any fixed/rigged game (far more worse then doping).
No. 2 Epo-Lance
No. 3 AC-Contradoper and Valv-Piti
No. 4 all else (Ben Johnson, Marion Jones, Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Lyle Alzado etc.)
No. 100.000+ Jan Ullrich, because he is the biggest scapegoat in sports history while all others still or again are riding. Never was one sacrificed to cover up the rest. It´s still going on, just ugly.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:No. 100.000+ Jan Ullrich, because he is the biggest scapegoat in sports history while all others still or again are riding. Never was one sacrificed to cover up the rest. It´s still going on, just ugly.
afpm90 said:I don't agree with that. I agree that, at the moment, he's a scapegoat, but certainly not the biggest, or even close to that.
He had a nice career, won many races and won a lot of money: he has a confortable life. The sacrifice is very small, when we compare him to riders like Bassons, Simeoni, Manzano and to a certain degree Khol and many others who have the talent and don't want to dope or don't have the possibility to access the "good" stuff.
No he didn't when you compare how other cyclists have gotten away with their infractions. His mistake was being born in Germany (I am not trying to offend anybody, but I just feel that if he was born in a different European Country he could have been riding again by now).ak-zaaf said:LOL, not even close. Not even in cycling.
Ulrich got away easy.
Escarabajo said:No he didn't when you compare how other cyclists have gotten away with their infractions. His mistake was being born in Germany (I am not trying to offend anybody, but I just feel that if he was born in a different European Country he could have been riding again by now).
FoxxyBrown1111 said:a Blood-Doping Fuentes-Guy with all signs of HGH-Symptoms (big ears, big eye-brows, big jaw and big nose compared to the overall look).
ChrisE said:I think one of the biggest lies I have seen is David beating Muzzin in American Flyers. No way that guy can train a few weeks riding across the USA and whip that guy. That's BS about his brother dying, too. I've seen him in other movies.
I think that was the dawn of the EPO era.
ChrisE said:I think one of the biggest lies I have seen is David beating Muzzin in American Flyers. No way that guy can train a few weeks riding across the USA and whip that guy. That's BS about his brother dying, too. I've seen him in other movies.
I think that was the dawn of the EPO era.
Escarabajo said:In the game against Peru, Argentina needed at least 4 goals differential to classify to the semis and they won 6-0. The big question was raised because the Goal Keeper was originally born in Argentina but had a Peruvian citizenship. Besides that was the Peru team that had Cubillas, Cueto and others that made history for the country as one of the best teams.
During the finals some people questioned some calls from the referees but who doesn't if you are in the loosing team.
Anyway, enough said.