"Simon Brooke" wrote in message
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in message 40e47779.0@entanet, Zog The Undeniable
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If he's guilty, I have no sympathy for him. Unfortunately the nature
of the sport (raw aerobic power, and/or power to weight ratio,
generally wins) means that non-superhuman riders feel obliged to do
this kind of thing to keep up.

I actually have a great deal of sympathy for him. It's pretty much the
end of his career. And it's a profession in which, allegedly, doping is
endemic. Millar's offence, fundamentally, appears to be that he is high
profile and not French.

As to whether professional cyclists should all be on dope, I've no
opinion. But seeing that they all (allegedly) are, picking on
individuals is a tad unfair.


Its not an individual, its the entire cofidis team, just about from what i
read. And how else would they stop it other than prosecuting individuals?
Ban everyone since 'everyone' is doing it?

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