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AC
05-14-2007, 06:21 PM
http://msn.foxsports.com/other/story/6808238?MSNHPHMA

I guess this will be the last stand for Landis. If he is really as guilty as he seems to be, or as guilty as Ulrich and Basso are, perhaps this bogus sport will finally just get flushed from the sports world consciousness. There's little enough interest as it is now in the USA, and IMO, it can just go quietly away. LA was a great symbol and does great work now as a Cancer advocate, but for me, he's just another Barry Bonds, but with a better agenda outside his sport.

I watched commentary last year and the consensus among many sports medicene experts that to perform at the level that the current winners and high finishers do, it is almost impossible to do it WITHOUT doping. I know many of you will do great TDF class profiles, but for me, no way. It just legitimizes a bogus activity and an event that has been hijacked by cheating.

jsejt
05-15-2007, 09:51 AM
Unfortunately everything you said is so true! So true...and so sad it had to come to that. I thought with the rise of Lance the sport would have greater view in the eyes of Americans now it's tarnished and dirty. :(

megale3
05-15-2007, 02:55 PM
A former lieutenant on the U.S. Postal Service team, Landis is the fourth ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong to get popped for doping. Last week, Landis claimed that USADA officials offered him a deal if he helped nail Armstrong, who has never been proven to have used performance-enhancing drugs, for doping.
Yah this is what I would say is just games to get books to sale and a monday night special documentary on OPB broadcasting. OK Lance is out of the sport why go back andtry what they have never been able to prove? I want to see cycling cleaned up. But I don't want to go back and dewell on trying to get somesome a book deal. "ITs not about the dopin"
M

abby_b_fit
05-15-2007, 09:51 PM
A former lieutenant on the U.S. Postal Service team, Landis is the fourth ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong to get popped for doping. Last week, Landis claimed that USADA officials offered him a deal if he helped nail Armstrong, who has never been proven to have used performance-enhancing drugs, for doping.
Yah this is what I would say is just games to get books to sale and a monday night special documentary on OPB broadcasting. OK Lance is out of the sport why go back andtry what they have never been able to prove? I want to see cycling cleaned up. But I don't want to go back and dewell on trying to get somesome a book deal. "ITs not about the dopin"
M

I'm with you Meg!!!!!