deviant said:Froome wont be a factor in the tour at this rate, on today's evidence it is a Contador coronation ride....the Bertie we saw at the TdF last year (good but just off the podium) was probably the true reflection of what a clean Contador can achieve.
deviant said:Froome wont be a factor in the tour at this rate, on today's evidence it is a Contador coronation ride....the Bertie we saw at the TdF last year (good but just off the podium) was probably the true reflection of what a clean Contador can achieve.
EnacheV said:It's simply not possible to sell clean cycling with Contador/Riis/Tinkoff combination at helm.
happychappy said:1. Tony Martin (OPQS) 38:33
2. Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) 38:40
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autologous said:Ah, the gif.
last resource of the illiterate
EnacheV said:please tell me why Contador is clean. You seem to disagree .
EnacheV said:please tell me why Contador is clean. You seem to disagree .
EnacheV said:please tell me why Contador is clean. You seem to disagree .
Nathan12 said:I don't think anyone's seriously arguing that. But you can't claim Contador is dirty whilst being so sure that Froome is clean. It defies logic.
EnacheV said:It's simply not possible to sell clean cycling with Contador/Riis/Tinkoff combination at helm.
bigcog said:It would be hilarious if he get's beaten by Froome and get's pinged again. This place would implode![]()
EnacheV said:please tell me why Contador is clean. You seem to disagree .
GJB123 said:It's not possible to sell clean cycling if you hire dope doctors, dope DS's, are as transparent as Bejing on smog alarm and are matching or surpassing climbing times out of the dope era. But hey don't let that stop you.
FoxxyBrown1111 said:AC will never never never be positive again... Cycling can´t afford such a scandal. Impossible.
the sceptic said:Let me clear up a few things for you.
No one thinks Contador is cleans, except maybe skybots trying to save face.
Contador getting close to TM in a hilly ITT, is a lot more belivable than Dawg doing the same in a flat ITT.
And yet, Dawg is the one with a horde of rabid bots defending him.
EnacheV said:exactly the opposite
cycling can't afford the resurgence of dirty dopers
especially the combination of Contador/Riis/Tinkoff which is horrible
EnacheV said:exactly the opposite
cycling can't afford the resurgence of dirty dopers
especially the combination of Contador/Riis/Tinkoff which is horrible
the sceptic said:Let me clear up a few things for you.
No one thinks Contador is cleans, except maybe skybots trying to save face.
Contador getting close to TM in a hilly ITT, is a lot more belivable than Dawg doing the same in a flat ITT.
And yet, Dawg is the one with a horde of rabid bots defending him.
EnacheV said:Does say a lot about the excitement of some honorable Clinic 12 members at the comeback of doping Contador.
Put's a new perspective on the 10'000 hateful posts in other clinic threads.
Anti doping knights being only butthurt fans of ex winners turn losers by doping controls.
Why not go to assault Contador on twitter, if you are so fervent defenders of clean cycling.
Hypocrisis at its best.
analogue17 said:Alright, let's assume both of them are dopers. Why do despise one of them and support the other one entirely? Is it logical and rational in your opinion?
bigcog said:Yep I realise that but here's a rider who was pinged for doping, so is it safe to assume his stellar performances of yonder were somewhat dubious ? He then returned and didn't ride at his previous level. Now he's looking back to that level, so either he's back on the juice or somehow he's suddenly improved naturally to the level that previously required dope to achieve - may be it is that new training regime.
