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| rodda |
Posted on 30-09-2007 16:35
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dawso wrote:
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Smootie, who's dumb enough to refuse to sign a paper, which states that you are clean and refuse to give your DNA, with the motivation that it's trespassing your privacy, when you are clean?
Hear Hear. How appropriate that Bettini keeps 'shooting', something he's rather used to.
he was probably aiming for pat mcquaid
He's a pretty good shot when it comes to hitting his own veins
obviously  2 world championships
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:36
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Lets hope he tests positive so Frank can get a medal 
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:37
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what tests?  they're far too invasive
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:37
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A_Schleck wrote:
Lets hope he tests positive so Frank can get a medal
that's the last thing the sport needs. the world champion testing positive
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:37
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DAMN DAMN DAMN. Anyone but Bettini!!  
After around 4 hours of playing 'Spot the Brit', laughing at some of the team kits (Iran's kit imparticular when the camera went to view the back of the peleton), and hoping the break to be caught, it finally got fun on the last lap.
Rebelloin gets caught (Yay) and Millar still looked good, besides Bettini and Freire. As soon as the final break went I gave up hope on Millar and turned my allegiances to Schleck and Evans. Both were impressive imo, as was Kolobnev. After a few kilometres of hoping they wouldnt be caught, It was obvious they wouldnt be so I started cheering for any non-Bettini. I even hoped Schumacher could win (Even tho I dont particularly like him much) but it just had to be Bettini I was almost as annoyed as Schleck was
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| rodda |
Posted on 30-09-2007 16:38
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issoisso wrote:
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Lets hope he tests positive so Frank can get a medal
that's the last thing the sport needs. the world champion testing positive
yeah but is that worse then having a WC who everyone believes is a doper?
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:39
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DAMN DAMN DAMN. Anyone but Bettini!!
After around 4 hours of playing 'Spot the Brit', laughing at some of the team kits (Iran's kit imparticular when the camera went to view the back of the peleton), and hoping the break to be caught, it finally got fun on the last lap.
Rebelloin gets caught (Yay) and Millar still looked good, besides Bettini and Freire. As soon as the final break went I gave up hope on Millar and turned my allegiances to Schleck and Evans. Both were impressive imo, as was Kolobnev. After a few kilometres of hoping they wouldnt be caught, It was obvious they wouldnt be so I started cheering for any non-Bettini. I even hoped Schumacher could win (Even tho I dont particularly like him much) but it just had to be Bettini I was almost as annoyed as Schleck was
where'd Millar finish? I didn't catch him in the standings for some reason
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:39
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rodda wrote:
yeah but is that worse then having a WC who everyone believes is a doper?
he will eventually retire. a blow like that would be huge for the sport
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:39
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issoisso wrote:
SportingNonsense wrote:
DAMN DAMN DAMN. Anyone but Bettini!!
After around 4 hours of playing 'Spot the Brit', laughing at some of the team kits (Iran's kit imparticular when the camera went to view the back of the peleton), and hoping the break to be caught, it finally got fun on the last lap.
Rebelloin gets caught (Yay) and Millar still looked good, besides Bettini and Freire. As soon as the final break went I gave up hope on Millar and turned my allegiances to Schleck and Evans. Both were impressive imo, as was Kolobnev. After a few kilometres of hoping they wouldnt be caught, It was obvious they wouldnt be so I started cheering for any non-Bettini. I even hoped Schumacher could win (Even tho I dont particularly like him much) but it just had to be Bettini I was almost as annoyed as Schleck was
where'd Millar finish? I didn't catch him in the standings for some reason
He came in with Allan Davis, just behind the Freire group.
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:41
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The funny things is that Samuel Sanchez that make the final break where Bettini and Schmcher was in and Ferie just stay in the pack
And bettini was the last guy i wanted to win
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:42
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issoisso wrote:
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yeah but is that worse then having a WC who everyone believes is a doper?
he will eventually retire. a blow like that would be huge for the sport
i dont agree with you on this one isso, assuming he is a doper, as he seems almost certainly to be, its people like him that need to be made an example of.
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:43
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Only just caught up with all this - as it's Steven Fry's birthday around about now, I'll quote him:
Damn, damn, damn, and double damn
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:43
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On the positive side, CSC has two very strong candidates for the final PT classics and I'm sure Frank is pissed now, so he's going to show up really determined.
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:44
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rodda wrote:
issoisso wrote:
rodda wrote:
yeah but is that worse then having a WC who everyone believes is a doper?
he will eventually retire. a blow like that would be huge for the sport
i dont agree with you on this one isso, assuming he is a doper, as he seems almost certainly to be, its people like him that need to be made an example of.
you're absolutely right.
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:45
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This is a black day for cycling - a pretty much confirmed doper wins the World Championship - a new low by my reckoning
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:46
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I'd even rather Dekker win and have Ruben celebrating all day long than Bettini win
Infact, I'd rather Mr Dopehead (Vino) or Mr Chickendopehead (Rasmussen) won, and I sure do hate them!
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:48
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SportingNonsense wrote:
I'd even rather Dekker win and have Ruben celebrating all day long than Bettini win
Lets not get carried away. A dopist winning is really bad, but Ruben celebrating in here for the next year or so is a catastrophe 
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| rodda |
Posted on 30-09-2007 16:48
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issoisso wrote:
you're absolutely right.
thankyou im glad you agree
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:49
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It would be worth enduring that if Boogerd won
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Posted on 30-09-2007 16:50
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SportingNonsense wrote:
I'd even rather Dekker win and have Ruben celebrating all day long than Bettini win
Infact, I'd rather Mr Dopehead (Vino) or Mr Chickendopehead (Rasmussen) won, and I sure do hate them!
As much as I loved Rasmussen during Le Tour, I feel the same way.
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