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TheGame said:You have missed a few.
Steven de Jongh for one, Steve Peters stepping back and doing other things. This poll is stupid.
TheGame said:You have missed a few.
Steven de Jongh for one, Steve Peters stepping back and doing other things. This poll is stupid.
the sceptic said:So Sky dont have any doctors anymore? Who is gonna take care of all the dirty work then?
Are they a medical practice or a sports team?TheGame said:Alan Farrell - Joined the team in 2012, was the Doctor at all three GT's in 2012. Young lad from Ireland, only graduated about ten years ago.
Rich Usher - GP, used to be the doctor for the british rugby team, worked for the WTA and ATP. Works part time for sky.
Richard Freeman - Been with sky since the start, spent 4-5 years at Bolton Wanderers (who definately dont have a doping policy), hes not full time as he still works for the NHS.
Phil Riley - Former GP, was also a doctor at Bolton. Doctor in rugby as well. With sky for a couple of years.
TheGame said:Richard Freeman - Been with sky since the start, spent 4-5 years at Bolton Wanderers (who definately dont have a doping policy), hes not full time as he still works for the NHS.
F*ck Yes! How the f*ck did i forget him?? I suppose it was because i just copied the names from the post and didn't really think about it.Frosty said:Cavendish.
TheGame said:Alan Farrell - Joined the team in 2012, was the Doctor at all three GT's in 2012. Young lad from Ireland, only graduated about ten years ago.
Rich Usher - GP, used to be the doctor for the british rugby team, worked for the WTA and ATP. Works part time for sky.
Richard Freeman - Been with sky since the start, spent 4-5 years at Bolton Wanderers (who definately dont have a doping policy), hes not full time as he still works for the NHS.
Phil Riley - Former GP, was also a doctor at Bolton. Doctor in rugby as well. With sky for a couple of years.
RownhamHill said:voted an other: Cavendish.