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Shane Whelan
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| member34258 wrote: | Because he is a multi millionaire and cannot be bothered.
I wonder how many people Eddie would have to sue if he worried about baseless allegations?
You say you have no burden of proof because you hide behind a keyboard while making these allegations.
Very brave. |
That isnt an olive branch you are under.
It stretches the bounds of credibility to believe he won 7 (?) TdF's in a row without some form of assistance.
The fac that he appears to have profitted from same is even more vile.
The revelations of the past few days make his stance even less likely if it ever was.
The girl that defeated Raelene Boyle in the Munich Olympics never tested positive.
Everyon accepts she(he) was a drug cheat. To you she is an Olympic champion and Ben COusins is a good role model on drugs. |
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pica
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| Shane Whelan wrote: |
she(he) was a drug cheat.. |
Oops, sorry, wrong thread! 
Mother Teresa, what have I done |
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David 
I dare you to try
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Location: Andromeda
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| Brewer's Droop wrote: | | People who drink alcohol or smoke weed have mental problems. Evidence = aceofstace/pica/Magpie 24. Kew Cottages was their second home. |
Has anyone else been feeling a bit of a reunion in the past few weeks?
Seems like everyone's back, just about 
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member34258
Joined: 05 Nov 2006
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| Shane Whelan wrote: |
It stretches the bounds of credibility to believe he won 7 (?) TdF's in a row without some form of assistance.
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Wow! Under that criteria so many athletes from so many sports and so many countries should be under the same suspicion.
After all, Peter Daicos could only bend the oval ball like he did consistently if he was on drugs. Yes? Thats the assumption you must make with all truly gifted athletes under your "credibility" rules.
Would be interested in your thoughts on this situation;
http://africa.reuters.com/sport/news/usnBAN647082.html
Has he an advantage? Certainly not a drug fuelled one. |
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Shane Whelan
Joined: 02 Jul 2007
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| member34258 wrote: | | Shane Whelan wrote: |
It stretches the bounds of credibility to believe he won 7 (?) TdF's in a row without some form of assistance.
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Wow! Under that criteria so many athletes from so many sports and so many countries should be under the same suspicion.
After all, Peter Daicos could only bend the oval ball like he did consistently if he was on drugs. Yes? That's the assumption you must make with all truly gifted athletes under your "credibility" rules.
Would be interested in your thoughts on this situation;
http://africa.reuters.com/sport/news/usnBAN647082.html
Has he an advantage? Certainly not a drug fuelled one. |
That is not a like for like for like comparison at all comparison. Daicos had a lot of dud games too.
This guy didn't do anything else apart form the TdF. Plus are you denying the sport is rife with drug cheats. Look at last year's winner for god's sake!!!!!Look at all the suspensions. it is a corrupt sport.
As someone said yesterday, enjoy it in much the same way as you enjoy watching professional wrestling. The credibility factor is the same. |
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