_yngve_ said:If they guy would only suck it up and admit it, and show some freakin humility he'd find folks far more willing to accept him back into the fold.
Few of the stars of cycling count humility as a positive attribute, unfortunately.
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_yngve_ said:If they guy would only suck it up and admit it, and show some freakin humility he'd find folks far more willing to accept him back into the fold.
Moose McKnuckles said:Well, neither of them were on the podium between 1999-2005 at the Tour.
roundabout said:I dunno, while Basso's "i only intended to dope" is weak to say the least, Vino's continued peddling of a massive conspiracy against him that led to his positive is insulting to the fans on a whole different level.
ingsve said:It's very dangerous to assume things without having some sort of evidence. That's why people spend millions on homeopathy and acupuncture etc. They assume that it works just because someone says so but if they actually looked at the facts they would see that it doesn't work at all.
I can't simply assume that everyone is doping because people claim that everyone is doping. I am 100% sure that there are people who are currently not getting caught but I can't know who without actual proof. Doing so would be equivalent to believing in conspiracy theories.
I'm not saying that people are definately clean either but that has to be the null hypothesis until proven otherwise.
mowie133 said:vino shouldn't be in the tour once a cheat always a cheat!!! brings a bad name to the tour...
la.margna said:so you say they should also send home Pharmstrong, AC, birillo, ...