thehog said:I'm looking forward to Lance's revenge on Wiggins this Thursday night.
I bet Lance has a list. Pay back all those who said bad things about him in the last 6 weeks.
thehog said:I'm looking forward to Lance's revenge on Wiggins this Thursday night.
I bet Lance has a list. Pay back all those who said bad things about him in the last 6 weeks.
thehog said:I'm looking forward to Lance's revenge on Wiggins this Thursday night.
I bet Lance has a list. Pay back all those who said bad things about him in the last 6 weeks.
ebandit said:hoggie myself and other posters have stated the obvious 'why would
lance mention brad?'
ebandit said:+ lance will not be taking revenge on anyone....his agenda will be to look
as good as possible
Mellow Velo said:There is as much chance of you being on Lance's phantom Oprah "hit" list as Brad.
Jeremiah said:I wouldn't be surprised if he mentioned his internet detractors as a group. The Hog is a well established part of that group from what I see.
thehog said:If Lance mentions the Clinic I will drink an entire bottle of Jack. Straight.
Jeremiah said:He's already mentioned the group as embodied by a poster known as "BigChainringSteve" or some other stupid moniker in print.
In an interview, I believe it was the same one where he said he was riding a 21lb climbing bike in '99, and that athletes "evolve," he's mentioned his internet critics on forums.
I'll try to link it...
Wallace and Gromit said:That he did, but I think a lot is being read into that comment that wasn't being said. Not that I have much more insight to the tortured thought processes of Sir Bradley than anyone else. Who really knows why he says what he says
Jeremiah said:Oh, ok! Read the second sentence again. It makes sense except to the Sky fan club.
Edit,just for you, on the second sentence.
Scandals result in distrust. Wigans should understand that Sky's, USPS-like, dominance might result in some suspicions. You don't agree?
Jeremiah said:No1 the human body evolves, training evolves, we improve over time. Duh! Shocker. Two. The suits. The Technology - it's a huge advantage. No3 - the pool. That pool was clearly faster than my neighbourhood swimming pool. Phelps was clearly motivated and all of that stuff makes up for superhuman performances but no one says anything about that. If you go up L'Alpe d'Huez faster than anyone else then it's a case of clearly you've cheated. Another example - 1999 my climbing bike weighed 21 pounds. 2005 - 14 pounds.
and we love Lim's thermal regulation theory frozen bidonsDear Wiggo said:Dropping the bike from 21 lbs to 14 lbs makes 3.5% difference (discounting clothing) to the total rider + bike package.
JimmyFingers said:Are we robots? Do we react the same to every stimuli? Can we quantify that somehow? Yours is speculation on how Wiggins' should have reacted, and because he didn't react the way you wanted to he is damned.
Personally I can't creep into other people's head and know exactly how they should and shouldn't react in certain situations, and then draw conclusions from that 'scientific', quantitative data and present my conclusions as facts. But hey, that's just me.
What you say pro-riders should know, and how they should react means precisely nothing. More speculations based on bias and subjective analysis.
British cycling star Bradley Wiggins said Lance Armstrong’s anticipated admission of doping in a two-episode interview with talk-show host Oprah Winfrey would be both a “great” and “sad” day for the sport.
Wiggins, winner of last year’s Tour de France and Olympic time trial, added that the extent of doping in the 1990s meant it had now become cycling’s “lost” decade as a consequence of so many results being corrupted by drugs cheats.
“There’s a lot of angry people about,” Wiggins told Sky News in an interview conducted at his Team Sky training camp in Madeira. “They need that closure in their life because they’ve been battling for so long for this.
“It will be a great day for a lot of people and quite a sad day for the sport in some ways. But I think it has been a sad couple of months. The ’90s are pretty much a write-off now.”
thehog said:According to Wiggins, Lance rode in the 90’s! More lies from the Brit.
http://velonews.competitor.com/2013...ould-write-off-nineties-as-lost-decade_271534
The Hitch said:...come out with this hilarious explanation that people should not be held accountable for what they say of their own free will (or that wiggins anyway should be granted this privilege).
21 lbs is around to kilos? Are we really gonna believe the wonderboy didn't know bikeweight was a marginal gain?Dear Wiggo said:Dropping the bike from 21 lbs to 14 lbs makes 3.5% difference (discounting clothing) to the total rider + bike package.
Brad did get a lot of love back from Lance. Tummyrubbuddies.ON THE MEDIA SUSPICION
Media reaction is going to be heavily laced with doubt - in contrast to someone like Bradley Wiggins who seems very excited about your return to the Tour.
No, he's trying to distance himself from Armstrong as much as possible. Like when he said he never really raced against him (hello, 2009 Tour).the sceptic said:Wiggins is digging himself into a deeper hole with every dumb statement. Is he really trying to imply that Lance raced in the 90s and that from 2000 and onwards everyone was clean? what a tool.
hrotha said:No, he's trying to distance himself from Armstrong as much as possible. Like when he said he never really raced against him (hello, 2009 Tour).
hrotha said:No, he's trying to distance himself from Armstrong as much as possible. Like when he said he never really raced against him (hello, 2009 Tour).
You see, when you've gone around saying you love Armstrong, that you take advice from him and that your team performs as well as his, you may think you need some sort of damage control. If you've spent the greater part of the off-season in a drinking binge, you may think *this* is the way to go about it.
ebandit said:did brad not say 'i never raced WITH lance?'
really? what sort of a drinking binge was brad on..................what non cyclists would describe.........'a quiet drink'
other than the media sharks the whole world is turning against lance...
.............hardly surprising that brad is too