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November 20th 06, 10:11 PM
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Lamour VP of WADA - successor to Pound in 2007
French "ministre des sports" Jeff Lamour appointed (elected ?) VP of
Wada, likely successor to Pound. I think that should fix any reamaining problems in 2007, remember the guy was fencing champion, how about a little fencing contest between Lamour and Bruyneel to see who's the boss. 
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November 21st 06, 07:07 AM
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Lamour VP of WADA - successor to Pound in 2007
Keith wrote:
French "ministre des sports" Jeff Lamour appointed (elected ?) VP of Wada, likely successor to Pound. I think that should fix any reamaining problems in 2007, remember the guy was fencing champion, how about a little fencing contest between Lamour and Bruyneel to see who's the boss. Bruyneel uses a lance not a sword which would give him a reach advantage.
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