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Why Doping does Matter
It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that
matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C |
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Registration needed for access - I'll get by just on your summary
quote. Bill C wrote: It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C |
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Racer wrote: Registration needed for access - I'll get by just on your summary quote. Bill C wrote: It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C That's why I tossed up some of the story. I hate registrations that ask for personal info. Bill C |
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"Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C Total bull****. The peloton is 95%+ clean because Hein Verbruggen has told us so. It's the few miscreants and all the false positives from poorly designed and verified tests that's causing the problem. Doping is not a major problem. Ask Lance Armstrong for a copy of his letter to Dick Pound. That should clear up the issue for you. ;-) |
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B. Lafferty wrote: "Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C Total bull****. The peloton is 95%+ clean because Hein Verbruggen has told us so. It's the few miscreants and all the false positives from poorly designed and verified tests that's causing the problem. Doping is not a major problem. Ask Lance Armstrong for a copy of his letter to Dick Pound. That should clear up the issue for you. ;-) To be honest it really doesn't matter if anyone is doping or not as long as the impression is that it's rampant, at least in terms of this problem. As for the other stuff Hein's a HEro! see: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?...g05/aug17news2 Darshan Singh protests against UCI elections Singh called Verbruggen's letter, "biased, unethical, undemocratic and a breach in the conduct of a President. I have been in sports for 30 years and I have never seen something like this happening before. The President is always neutral, and does not show his favouritism. In this case, Mr. Verbruggen, the present President of UCI, has decided to write a letter to all voting delegates and UCI Federation Presidents (letter dated 8th July, 2005) to ask them to vote for Mr. Pat McQuaid. It is absolutely bizarre." A ringing endorsement if I ever heard one! There's more go read it and support Jeff. Bill C |
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"Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... B. Lafferty wrote: "Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C Total bull****. The peloton is 95%+ clean because Hein Verbruggen has told us so. It's the few miscreants and all the false positives from poorly designed and verified tests that's causing the problem. Doping is not a major problem. Ask Lance Armstrong for a copy of his letter to Dick Pound. That should clear up the issue for you. ;-) To be honest it really doesn't matter if anyone is doping or not as long as the impression is that it's rampant, at least in terms of this problem. For the public perhaps not, but if you want to clean it up it matters greatly. As for the other stuff Hein's a HEro! see: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?...g05/aug17news2 Darshan Singh protests against UCI elections Singh called Verbruggen's letter, "biased, unethical, undemocratic and a breach in the conduct of a President. I have been in sports for 30 years and I have never seen something like this happening before. The President is always neutral, and does not show his favouritism. In this case, Mr. Verbruggen, the present President of UCI, has decided to write a letter to all voting delegates and UCI Federation Presidents (letter dated 8th July, 2005) to ask them to vote for Mr. Pat McQuaid. It is absolutely bizarre." A ringing endorsement if I ever heard one! There's more go read it and support Jeff. And this is the guy who quietly accepted Armstrong's "anti-drug" money. Bill C |
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"B. Lafferty" wrote in message nk.net... "Bill C" wrote in message oups.com... It really doesn't matter what we inside the sport think, or for that matter the general public thinks. What really matters to keeping the sport afloat, at something other than industrial park amateur crits, is what sponsors think. This sucks, but you can't claim to be surprised.: http://makeashorterlink.com/?J1DD211AB This is from: http://www.theage.com.au/ and I'll quote a bit since they have a login. Flyin' Ryan struggling to find major sponsor By David Marsh Double Olympic gold medal winner Ryan Bayley can't find a major sponsor because of cycling's drug-tainted reputation that plunged the sport into chaos before last year's Athens Olympic Games. There's more but this sums up the story. Bill C Total bull****. The peloton is 95%+ clean because Hein Verbruggen has told us so. It's the few miscreants and all the false positives from poorly designed and verified tests that's causing the problem. Doping is not a major problem. Ask Lance Armstrong for a copy of his letter to Dick Pound. That should clear up the issue for you. ;-) Everything is clear and a jack ass is only one "positive" short of a good guess. Phil H |
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