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| issoisso |
Posted on 27-10-2007 19:56
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just before the Vuelta next year I believe
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| CrueTrue |
Posted on 27-10-2007 20:10
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Posted on 27-10-2007 20:13
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found a source. AFTER the Vuelta 2008
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Posted on 27-10-2007 20:14
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Okay, but I thought Conti said that they wouldn't sign him until the 2009 season. That's why I said 09. |
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Posted on 27-10-2007 20:23
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sure. the question is: when he comes back, will he be clean? almost all examples of past riders suggest no. and if that turns out to be the case, what does that say about Barloworld?
as for Basso signing with them rather than another team, it makes sense since they're an italian team and Basso is italian.
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Posted on 27-10-2007 20:43
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issoisso wrote:
sure. the question is: when he comes back, will he be clean? almost all examples of past riders suggest no. and if that turns out to be the case, what does that say about Barloworld?
as for Basso signing with them rather than another team, it makes sense since they're an italian team and Basso is italian.
Watch out for the british in this forum
They really believe that Millar is clean now
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Posted on 27-10-2007 20:44
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issoisso wrote:
sure. the question is: when he comes back, will he be clean? almost all examples of past riders suggest no. and if that turns out to be the case, what does that say about Barloworld?
as for Basso signing with them rather than another team, it makes sense since they're an italian team and Basso is italian.
Almost all, being pretty much all apart from Millar
And are Barloworld actually Italian? or British? or South African? Or a mix?
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Posted on 27-10-2007 21:02
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jolly_antunes wrote:
issoisso wrote:
sure. the question is: when he comes back, will he be clean? almost all examples of past riders suggest no. and if that turns out to be the case, what does that say about Barloworld?
as for Basso signing with them rather than another team, it makes sense since they're an italian team and Basso is italian.
Watch out for the british in this forum
They really believe that Millar is clean now
well, I really think he is. I also think he's a hypocrite, but that's beside the point. most times the riders go back to doping after being clean for the first year.
above all I'll be interested to see how he does (and I certainly won't be supporting him at all)
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issoisso wrote:
sure. the question is: when he comes back, will he be clean? almost all examples of past riders suggest no. and if that turns out to be the case, what does that say about Barloworld?
as for Basso signing with them rather than another team, it makes sense since they're an italian team and Basso is italian.
Almost all, being pretty much all apart from Millar
And are Barloworld actually Italian? or British? or South African? Or a mix?
italian with a british license and a south african sponsor (which makes them sign a couple of south african riders and send their best riders to the Giro del Capo every year)
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Posted on 28-10-2007 16:28
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Millar is 100% clean and one of the few riders i can say that about.
I'm not saying that as he is British, but because it was the worst moment of his life, the 2 year ban, and he came back and is now fighting against doping and when he finds out someone does dope, it hurts him (as shown by him crying when someone got found)
Now you can all say that was very nationalistic, but you can refer to the start of my 2nd sentence
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Posted on 28-10-2007 16:45
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Why is he riding for Saunier Duval then? |
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Posted on 28-10-2007 16:49
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if he was a doper surely he would've gone to Astana, Disco or somewhere else
to be honest i don't know why he's there, i just know that he wouldn't dope ever again
and also i can't see any British rider doping, well Cavendish could swing that way, but i hope he doesn't
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Posted on 28-10-2007 16:57
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I think Saunier were the only ProTour team to offer Millar a deal originally, so he went there. Besides, he's now gone to Slipstream and their strict anti-doping regime.
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:02
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honestly, I don't think any team other than Caisse dopes anyone other than it's leaders. Bruyneel definitely doesn't. the old Astana definitely didn't.
that said, excuse me if I don't fully trust anyone. and that includes Slipstream and Mr. Jonathan Vaughters, former Postal rider and assumed doper.
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:07
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True, but at least hoping a doping scheme, whether trustable or not, is better than not having a doping scheme.
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:09
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Yes. I mean, look at Astana. That's definitely going to be a clean team next year since they have now said they are going to copy CSC's anti doping program...
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:18
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I'm not English, but I also think that Millar is clean. And I hope that Slipstream will be clean too. I'm sure about one thing: no Hungarian ProTour rider is doped
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:21
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Alejandro_Valverde wrote:
I'm not English, but I also think that Millar is clean. And I hope that Slipstream will be clean too. I'm sure about one thing: no Hungarian ProTour rider is doped
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:26
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That will definately be certain once Bodrogi converts to being French. Since there wont be any Hungarian ProTour riders
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Posted on 28-10-2007 17:36
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SportingNonsense wrote:
That will definately be certain once Bodrogi converts to being French. Since there wont be any Hungarian ProTour riders
Because the stupid f*ckers at the Hungarian Cycling Federation don't want to sponsor him, he have to go the Olympics on his own money. Sometimes I want to kick the shit out of 'em.... And he is better in TTs than any current French. Sorry for being emotional. Anyway he'll be always a Hungarian
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Posted on 28-10-2007 18:10
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Alejandro_Valverde wrote:
Because the stupid f*ckers at the Hungarian Cycling Federation don't want to sponsor him, he have to go the Olympics on his own money. Sometimes I want to kick the shit out of 'em.... And he is better in TTs than any current French. Sorry for being emotional. Anyway he'll be always a Hungarian
This is strange additude for Cycling Federation...but what I am talking about..cycling has europe sport nr. 2 is very bad situation estonia eather.. They prefer broadcast runner who cant finish the race..to Mandri who was amazing in Vuelta.
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