Aquarius wrote:
That's exactly what I told them yesteday. All those people are just jealous at Lance and unreliable, desperately trying to get some attention from media.
Sad losers actually.
Precisely. Liars, all of them .Stephen Swart, Betsy Andreu, Frankie Andreu, Jonathan Vaughters, Tyler Hamilton, Floyd Landis, Emma O'Reilly and everyone else I might have forgotten who was close to Lance and spread lies about Lance doping.
Especially that lying son of a bitch Mike Anderson. He was best friends with Lance Armstrong, of all people! With company like that, he can't possibly be reliable.
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Nuno Ribeiro gets 2 years for his EPO positive. David Blanco is now the official winner of the 2009 Volta.
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Aquarius wrote:
That's exactly what I told them yesteday. All those people are just jealous at Lance and unreliable, desperately trying to get some attention from media.
Sad losers actually.
Precisely. Liars, all of them .Stephen Swart, Betsy Andreu, Frankie Andreu, Jonathan Vaughters, Tyler Hamilton, Floyd Landis, Emma O'Reilly and everyone else I might have forgotten who was close to Lance and spread lies about Lance doping.
Especially that lying son of a bitch Mike Anderson. He was best friends with Lance Armstrong, of all people! With company like that, he can't possibly be reliable.
A bit misleading, Mike Anderson would not be considered Lance's best friend. Also, let's not forget that Lance is an asshole and the list above are all people that have had a falling out with Lance before they accussed him of doping. They do have an ax to grind.
ABridgeTooFar wrote:
A bit misleading, Mike Anderson would not be considered Lance's best friend.
Not now that he made the accusations, no. But before, he was undisputedly Lance's best friend. He lived in Lance's house in spain even before he worked for him.
ABridgeTooFar wrote:
Also, let's not forget that Lance is an asshole and the list above are all people that have had a falling out with Lance before they accussed him of doping. They do have an ax to grind.
Name one other person in the list besides Floyd who, as you say, "had a falling out with lance before they accused him".
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Last Time Voigt was asked about his future he said this is his last TdF if someone gets him a big car he'll do another year.
Today he was asked if it was his last TdF TT. He said he is the last one not to ride the tour one more time. But if others are better next year he'll accept it.
ABridgeTooFar wrote:
A bit misleading, Mike Anderson would not be considered Lance's best friend.
Not now that he made the accusations, no. But before, he was undisputedly Lance's best friend. He lived in Lance's house in spain even before he worked for him.
ABridgeTooFar wrote:
Also, let's not forget that Lance is an asshole and the list above are all people that have had a falling out with Lance before they accussed him of doping. They do have an ax to grind.
Name one other person in the list besides Floyd who, as you say, "had a falling out with lance before they accused him".
#1 Mike Anderson was friends with Lance for about one year before he was hired to work for him. Hardly time to become best friends.
#2 Pretty much everyone. Except Tyler Hamilton. Has he ever accused Lance of doping? But they certainly had a falling out.
#1 It's not just anyone you invite to live in your house permanently at no expense.
#2 Everyone? Well then, name one of the falling outs, then. Just tell me what it was about. Hint: It's impossible because none of them had any falling out until they told what they knew. But hey, let's see you try
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(Reuters) - Lance Armstrong and his team RadioShack will face disciplinary proceedings for breaching riders' clothing regulations during the Tour de France, the International Cycling Union (UCI) said in a statement on Monday.
The American, who was diagnosed with cancer before going on to win seven successive Tours from 1999-2005 and returning to the sport in 2009, was riding the famous race for the last time and attempted to wear a black Livestrong shirt instead of his team's red and grey strip during the final day on Sunday.
The 38-year-old was halted from publicizing his Livestrong foundation by wearing the new jerseys with the number 28 -- a reference to the estimated 28 million people living with cancer -- which delayed the start of the race, though he did wear it on the podium at the end.
"RadioShack's incorrect behavior led to a 20-minute delay to the start of the final stage, which could have disrupted the televised coverage of the race, placing the Commissaires under the obligation to impose a fine on each rider and the team managers," the statement read.
"The UCI regrets that an initiative for a cause as worthy as the fight against cancer was not coordinated beforehand with the Commissaires and organizers of the event. This could have been done whilst remaining within the rules."
RadioShack's Belgian boss Johan Bruyneel, a former rider, was unhappy about the decision and is also in trouble with the UCI for the following comments posted on his Twitter site: "To be a race commissaire you don't need brains, but only know the rules."
"The UCI also deplores the declarations made by Mr Johan Bruyneel who gravely offended all the Commissaires working in cycling. His remarks are utterly unacceptable, and Mr Bruyneel will be called upon to answer for his comments before the UCI Disciplinary Commission," the statement added.
The UCI added that any fines levied as a result of this matter would be donated to the LSC (Ligue suisse contre le cancer -- Swiss Cancer League).
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