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You'd of thought he'd of followed his own advice or its come back big time?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGtfpzT4Lqw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jGtfpzT4Lqw
BroDeal said:I LOLed at this on Slowtwitch.
"LA now has more testicles than Tour de France titles."
Å said:but armstrong seems to simply wants to ride his bike and do his charity - he genuinely seems sick of it all.
Race Radio said:Ok, here is an overview.
Armstrong did not to contest a hearing, that doesn’t mean there won’t be a report about his case.
http://www.usada.org/files/pdfs/usada-protocol.pdf
“USADA shall publicly report the disposition of anti-doping matters no later than five business days after … (2) such hearing has been waived.”
Additionally “After an anti-doping rule violation has been established, USADA may comment upon any aspect of the case.”
They need to give this report, with instructions, to the UCI. The UCI then has a "Choice" to follow the instructions of USADA or to take it to CAS. I doubt they would take it to CAS as they would lose quickly. CAS does have a process in place to review and rule on cases rapidly, this would surely qualify.
I expect the UCI to strip Armstrong of all results from Aug 1998 till today. Armstrong has threaten to sue USADA if he is stripped....but who does he sue? It is actually the UCI that would do the stripping so perhaps he files a lawsuit against Travis?
So USADA can release all the evidence they like, the question is how and when. For now Bruyneel, Marti, and Celya all are facing arbitration, this may effect when USADA releases the evidence. They may also just dump it all into the public at the same time they give it to them.
I understand that Armstrong was on the phone with Bruyneel yesterday trying to get him to drop the arbitration. Johan has a lot more to lose as he will be unemployable if he is sanctioned. He does not have the cash that Wonderboy has.
Å said:John Wilcockson of Peloton magazine.
http://www.pelotonmagazine.com/Wilcockson/content/21/1799/Wilcockson-The-Armstrong-Case
BroDeal said:I'm going for a consecutive title against these chumps who call themselves my rivals.
It is big time schadenfreude, but I am loving the response of people like Gree who cannot accept that the dream is gone. I can only imagine how dumbfounded Armstrong must have been feeling the last few weeks. He probably could not believe this was happening to him.
Race Radio said:The problem is Wonderboy needs to save what is left for his multiple legal fights and judgement. He has heavy exposure and limited earning potential
Maxiton said:Bruyneel might as well take the money and run. I mean, sure he needs employment but what's the point of even going into arbitration? He's going to face the same onslaught Armstrong would have faced - they were like tweedledee and tweedledum. What does he gain by arbitrating?
Å said:John Wilcockson of Peloton magazine.
http://www.pelotonmagazine.com/Wilcockson/content/21/1799/Wilcockson-The-Armstrong-Case
(1) On an even field, where no one was enhancing his performance in any way, Armstrong would have likely won all seven of his Tour titles. This is sadly ironic.
(2) There will never be another Lance Armstrong.
Race Radio said:Ok, here is an overview.
Armstrong did not to contest a hearing, that doesn’t mean there won’t be a report about his case.
http://www.usada.org/files/pdfs/usada-protocol.pdf
“USADA shall publicly report the disposition of anti-doping matters no later than five business days after … (2) such hearing has been waived.”
Additionally “After an anti-doping rule violation has been established, USADA may comment upon any aspect of the case.”
They need to give this report, with instructions, to the UCI. The UCI then has a "Choice" to follow the instructions of USADA or to take it to CAS. I doubt they would take it to CAS as they would lose quickly. CAS does have a process in place to review and rule on cases rapidly, this would surely qualify.
I expect the UCI to strip Armstrong of all results from Aug 1998 till today. Armstrong has threaten to sue USADA if he is stripped....but who does he sue? It is actually the UCI that would do the stripping so perhaps he files a lawsuit against Travis?
So USADA can release all the evidence they like, the question is how and when. For now Bruyneel, Marti, and Celya all are facing arbitration, this may effect when USADA releases the evidence. They may also just dump it all into the public at the same time they give it to them.
I understand that Armstrong was on the phone with Bruyneel yesterday trying to get him to drop the arbitration. Johan has a lot more to lose as he will be unemployable if he is sanctioned. He does not have the cash that Wonderboy has.
ggusta said:Yes. Despite most notably Nike and Anheuser Busch issuing statements of support you can also make bank that as soon as the contract expires it will not be renewed. (They may not have in any regard, but this seals it. See: Tiger Woods affairs aftermath)
wannab said:1) what a tard
2) ye that's a real shame
gosh, I keep hearing the silliest stories/quotes .. I'd respond to them all but it's hopeless, luckily there is still the clinic!
On a side note: This is the story of the day I've heard on the news:
An interviewed sport psychologist had remarks on the timing of the confessions of Armstrong's team mates. He said why didn't they tell it at the time it was going on...Really, if that's the mindset of a psychologist you don't deserve that title. (Edit: Also, a lot of people find this timing strange, to me it couldn't be more clearer)
I really needed to tell that story![]()
mewmewmew13 said:I'm always seeing racks of livestrong clothing on sale.
I think his image as a pitchman will be tarnished.
ggusta said:There seems to be a compulsion by all sorts of people to eulogize a living person today. Kind of like remembering that hot girl in high school the day after your 20th reunion when you find out what time, 3 husbands and 4 kids, a minivan and a whole mess of alcohol and drive thrus can do to the female form.
Enjoy your walk down memory lane folks, it leads to a dark alley.
MarkvW said:Lance isn't really person to the really devoted fanboys and girls. He's a symbol--a symbol that they have adopted and embellished with their own hopes and dreams.
MarkvW said:Lance isn't really person to the really devoted fanboys and girls. He's a symbol--a symbol that they have adopted and embellished with their own hopes and dreams.
MarkvW said:Lance isn't really person to the really devoted fanboys and girls. He's a symbol--a symbol that they have adopted and embellished with their own hopes and dreams.
Carols said:Exactly, and they will never change their minds because it would destroy their dreams
Although I have changed 2 peoples minds today with facts vs emotion. They went from Kangroo court and no evidence to 'Oh I see.'
ÅSBJÖRN BENKT said:you get that with people and celebrities. as a fan of cycling i just really respect winning the tdf seven times. doped yes, but that was part of the game.
he is really a person to those that hate him?
Ingenerius said:What arguments/facts did you use that worked/made the breakthrough? Have a couple of people I would like to turn myself, so would really like to know![]()
MarkvW said:Lance isn't really person to the really devoted fanboys and girls. He's a symbol--a symbol that they have adopted and embellished with their own hopes and dreams.
Ingenerius said:What arguments/facts did you use that worked/made the breakthrough? Have a couple of people I would like to turn myself, so would really like to know![]()
