What do we expect Lance to do? If we accept that he has doped where can he go from here? I have no time for the guy but I do wonder what we expect him to do other than deny, deny, deny.
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grimsbychris said:What do we expect Lance to do? If we accept that he has doped where can he go from here? I have no time for the guy but I do wonder what we expect him to do other than deny, deny, deny.
top myselfgrimsbychris said:What do we expect Lance to do? If we accept that he has doped where can he go from here? I have no time for the guy but I do wonder what we expect him to do other than deny, deny, deny.
BrindSurch said:there is know way he could/would build his whole career on lies when he is so out spoken about drugs)
BrindSurch said:Have to say I do believe him, there is know way he could/would build his whole career on lies when he is so out spoken about drugs
grimsbychris said:What do we expect Lance to do? If we accept that he has doped where can he go from here? I have no time for the guy but I do wonder what we expect him to do other than deny, deny, deny.
Alpe d'Huez said:"Everyone in cycling dopes. It sucks, and is filled with lies, but that's the way it is, and was before I got into the sport. Others doped more than I ever did. I used EPO just like when I had cancer, it's not bad for you in low doses. HGH isn't bad for you in small doses either. I did these always under doctor supervision. I'm sorry, and sorry the whole thing stinks, but I'm being honest. I will now retire and quietly commit the rest of my life to helping cancer patients."
grimsbychris said:What do we expect Lance to do?
gree0232 said:Wow! Are people actually advocating someone else go and commit suicide?
HL2037 said:Certainly not. I am answering the question "What would you do if you were Lance".
I don't think I would be able to sleep at night.
gree0232 said:Whether lance bashers like it or not, you have to PROVE that he doped.
Publicus said:If I were Lance, I would continue denying that I doped even when confronted with someone else's testimony or evidence to the contrary. That's based on what little I know about Lance personally (which comes from a mixture of personal interviews and reading his deposition) and his past actions.
Alpe d'Huez said:"...I used EPO just like when I had cancer, it's not bad for you in low doses. HGH isn't bad for you in small doses either..."
Race Radio said:
redtreviso said:He needs to fess up that he started roids and more at Plano Swim Club and never let up.
Jonathan said:I disagree he's obligated to say such a thing, or even that it is wise. With most all other Tour winners being able to live their lives quietly and comfortably, Armstrong doesn't have to be an exception, in spite of the deceits he has perpetrated on his fans. There is no convincing reason to expect more of him than of, say, Indurain or Merckx. I may like Indurain more, but that should play no role.
If he's able to save his dignity, the good parts of his charity and the financial interests that depend on him (like other people's jobs), most solutions are fine with me. Note that I don't believe riding the Tour this year will achieve those aims.