Lance Armstrong - is truly done

[Jadeveon Clowney]

nope and no one else can either and that is why Ben is far more popular then any you mentioned, thanks for proving my point

oh please, i'm willing to wager that most people in this thread know that owens and lewis won 4 gold medals each... no one remembers who won the sprint in 1972, same fate will befall the guy who initially won in 1988, only he has notoriety for getting busted.

[OTHstrong]

oh please, i'm willing to wager that most people in this thread know that owens and lewis won 4 gold medals each... no one remembers who won the sprint in 1972, same fate will befall the guy who initially won in 1988, only he has notoriety for getting busted.

If you are even for a split second suggesting Lewis is even a tenth as popular as Ben this conversation is over, I will not debate with a delusional clown.

[Wiggs]

Hey wiggs did you skip my post or just chose to ignor it 

Which post stud?

[viking1]

Five time Tour de France winner, Miguel Indurain supports Lance.


Cycling: Five-time Tour de France winner Miguel Indurain believes Lance Armstrong is not guilty of doping despite the evidence produced by the US Anti-Doping Agency (Usada).
“Even now I believe in his innocence. He has always respected all the rules,” Indurain, who won the Tour from 1991-95, was quoted as telling Radio Marca.

“I’m a bit surprised. It’s a bit strange that this was only based on testimonies,” he added in reference to Usada’s 1,000-page report featuring testimonies from 11 former Armstrong team-mates.

One of those team-mates, Tyler Hamilton, has blasted International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid, saying the Irishman has “no place” in the sport.

McQuaid had described Hamilton and Floyd Landis, who also testified against Armstrong, as “scumbags” on Monday after the UCI ratified the US Anti-Doping Agency’s (Usada) decision to strip Armstrong of his seven Tour de France titles.

INDURAIN OMERTA in full effect. He should keep quiet...   he hooked up LA with Ferrari, in the first place way back when Miguel was duking it out with Riis. Riis later confessed to doping during his 1996 Tour win. As the doping chainring turns....

[OTHstrong]

Which post stud?

... you know I think your the coolest right?   but..................... ........................ ...


Quote from: Wiggs on October 22, 2012, 01:57:47 PM
Listen up morons that includes you too Yaroni.  Where's your proof EVERYONE was juiced?  Exactly, you have none.  No doubt in my mind most were.  But to call it an "even playing field" is blasphemous.

The judgement has been made.  Lance is a zero time Tour De France winner and is banned from cycling.  In other words, anything he did in cycling, NEVER HAPPENED.  So with that, it should be treated as such an anyone on this board making reference to titles he never won or feats he never accomplished should be TO and their IP account banned. In addition, I'd like to keep a records of all said individuals to report to Department of Homeland Security or the equivalent in their country and the UCI for investigation.


Your delusion has surpassed Tbombz and Vince G, You would have looked better by saying you believe in Santa Clause

The truth of the matter is the real scumbag and low lifes are the ones that are doing this to him, they are a part of a giant deception as big as Hitlers and they are making billions of dollars deceiving the public with their anti doping shit that 99% of athletes get away with,...

 take Wiggs for example, he is already a victim of this corrupt system, he thinks that many up there are not chemically enhanced, once you believe this non-sense it is like having an amputated soul, no cure, I would rather have AIDS then the disease Wiggs is plagued with, completely horrifying

[tu_holmes]

Your delusion has surpassed Tbombz and Vince G, You would have looked better by saying you believe in Santa Clause

Santa Clause is real... Why wouldn't I believe in him?

[The Grim Lifter]

Ronnie never failed a drug test

[Donny]

Don´t want to sound like a fucking Bum boy but the guy doped or not was an outstanding athlete. I do not know what sort of guy he is.. maybe he loves himself.. but i love my good looks too.. I believe he had cancer and now helps people and that is for me more important. They are making an example of the Guy.. think of all the "good guys" who also made a buck out of his name?

[bike nut]

nope and no one else can either and that is why Ben is far more popular then any you mentioned, thanks for proving my point

Without looking I'd say 4 golds for Jesse and the 1972 sprints were won by a white guy, so i'm going with Valeri Borzov for the 100/200 double.

[tommywishbone]

Another Tour winner backing Lance.

Contador says Armstrong being "humiliated and lynched"

PARIS (Reuters) - Spaniard Alberto Contador expressed support on Wednesday for disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong saying the American was being "humiliated and lynched" by doping accusations which have led to the stripping of his seven Tour de France titles.

"It seems to me that at certain times and in certain places Lance is not being treated with any respect," Contador, a double Tour champion who returned from a two-year doping ban in August, told reporters in Paris at the presentation of the 2013 edition of the race.

"He is being humiliated and lynched, in my opinion. He is being destroyed," the Saxo Bank-Tinkoff rider, who had a difficult relationship with Armstrong when they were team mates at Astana, was quoted as saying by Spanish media.

"Right now people are talking about Lance but there has not been any new test or anything," Contador added. "It's based exclusively on witness statements that could have existed in 2005.

"I respect each rider's decision but I would have liked it to happen a bit earlier."

Armstrong was stripped of his 1999-2005 Tour victories on Monday when the International Cycling Union (UCI) ratified the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency's decision to erase his results from August, 1998 .

Armstrong, who fought back from cancer to dominate the sport, has always denied doping and says he has never failed a drugs test.

"What there is (in terms of evidence) I don't know, what I do know is that if cycling is popular in the United States it's thanks to him," Contador said.

"If they know over there what the Tour is it's thanks to him, if there are top-level teams and races in his country it's thanks to him."

Contador said the current testing was regime was adequate as a means of preventing illegal doping, Contador said.

"There is little that needs to be changed at the moment. The tests we have are as rigorous as possible, we have to be able to be located at all times," he said.

"There will be people who will have doubts, given everything that has come out, and I understand it.

"I say to them that they should believe completely that riders win races without help, also on the Tour."

[Dr Dutch]

C'mon dudes...Lance is the quintessential getbigger. 

[Hulkotron]

Some of his sponsors are already asking for money back. Should get interesting...

http://espn.go.com/olympics/cycling/story/_/id/8537796/texas-insurance-firm-asks-lance-armstrong-repay-75-million-bonuses

That's some serious horseshit right there.  You sign a guy to a contract, you honor the contract.  You can't go back and revise history afterwards (unless you're the USADA!).

[Moontrane]

Yeah, how about them! 

[The Abdominal Snoman]

That's some serious horseshit right there.  You sign a guy to a contract, you honor the contract.  You can't go back and revise history afterwards (unless you're the USADA!).

Depends whats written in the contract. A lot of life insurance policies don't pay out if it's a suicide or drug related death. So if someone wanted to sponsor Lance after all the drug allegations in the late 90's on up, it's possible that a sponsor may have a clause in the contract.

[axestream]

Don´t want to sound like a fucking Bum boy but the guy doped or not was an outstanding athlete. I do not know what sort of guy he is.. maybe he loves himself.. but i love my good looks too.. I believe he had cancer and now helps people and that is for me more important. They are making an example of the Guy.. think of all the "good guys" who also made a buck out of his name?

Of course he was. Can't imagine other cyclists think any less of him. The problem is they can't say that.

I think everyone (fans & general public) should accept that passing the tests is and has been part of the sport for over two decades now...and that this whole case against Lance will just mean the medical staff and those managing these teams will change their strategy.

[arce1988]

  Doctor Ferrari